Madeira Drive Parking
Information about Parking in Madeira Drive
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Madeira Drive is an area in the fabulous seaside town of Brighton. It is the road built on the beach at the bottom of the East Cliff. In the 19th Century, this was a popular promenade. It was known as Madeira Road until the First World War when it was renamed Madeira Drive.
As with any popular area in a seaside town, parking near Madeira Drive can get very busy, particularly at peak times of the holiday season. It is recommended that drivers investigate their parking options in advance before driving to Madeira Drive.
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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Parking near Madeira Drive
Parking near Madeira Drive requires a little advance planning to ensure a stress free experience.
There is a Pay and Display parking area near Madeira Dive. This parking area is situated close to the shopping area of central Brighton, and it is only a short walk from the Pavilion and the Beach. Parking charges apply to this on street parking area on Madeira Drive between 9am and 8pm. There are 363 parking bays available and Blue Badge holders can park here for free when displaying their Blue Badge. Madeira Drive parking charges vary depending on the time of year. Between March and October, prices start from £3.70 for 1 hour, rising to a maximum of £17 for an 11 hour stay. Between November and February, prices are slightly lower. They range from £1.10 for 1 hour, rising to a maximum of £7.60 for an 11 hour stay.
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Madeira Drive Airport parking
The nearest airport to Madeira Drive is London Gatwick airport. There are a range of parking options on site, including long-stay and short-stay.
Parking at London Gatwick airport can be expensive, and as such, travellers and airport employees like to use alternative options for airport parking. You may want to consider browsing the options available at YourParkingSpace. We have short term and long term options available within easy access of the airport.
Nearby Attractions
There are plenty of things for all the family to see and do in Brighton. Always vibrant and colourful, it is a fantastic destination for a seaside holiday with all the family. The exotic Brighton Pavilion is a must see attraction for any visitor. Situated in the centre of Brighton, it was built as a seaside pleasure palace for King George IV. The historic house mixes Regency grandeur with the visual style of India and China.
There are wonderful shopping areas in Brighton, with a great range of quirky and independent stores. The Lanes area is a fabulous maze of twisting alleyways with a mix of antiques and jewellery stores to be found alongside designer boutique fashion shops.
For a fun filled family day out, visit Sea Life Brighton. It is the world’s oldest operating aquarium where you can see all kinds of amazing sea creatures.
Planning a night out in Brighton? Find convenient Madeira Drive parking with YourParkingSpace within walking distance of the nearby attractions.
Public Transport
Train:
The nearest train station to Madeira Drive is Brighton railway station. This station is managed by Southern Railway. There are regular services to and from London and other destinations across the country.
Bus:
There are regular bus services that run to and from Madeira Drive and other local destinations. The following bus routes pass near Madeira Drive: 12, 12A, 14, 17, 23, 272, 273, 700.
Disabled Parking in Madeira Drive
The Blue Badge scheme is for people with severe mobility problems or those who are registered blind.
Blue Badge holders can park in the Pay and Display parking area near Madeira Drive free of charge. You must ensure that your Blue Badge is clearly displayed.
Electric Vehicles
There are more than 200 on street charging points across Brighton. Brighton and Hove City Council has committed to becoming a carbon neutral city by 2030.
A network of all electric vehicle charging points can be found on the government's Go Ultra low website.
Overnight, Weekends & Bank Holidays
Overnight stays are permitted in many of the car parks in Madeira Drive. Parking charges apply to this on street parking area on Madeira Drive between 9am and 8pm. Outside of these hours parking is free of charge.
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Space Owners
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FAQs
Do I need to display a Blue Badge to park in a disabled parking bay?
Yes, you do. Remember to always display your Blue Badge clearly to avoid hefty fines.
Can I park overnight in Madeira Drive car parks?
Yes, overnight parking is permitted in the Madiera Drive parking area.
Is Madeira Drive parking free on Sundays?
No, Madeira Drive parking charges apply 7 days a week, including on Bank Holidays. Be aware that parking charges vary depending on the time of year.
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Latest Madeira Drive parking reviews
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Parking on Manor Close, BN2
Easy to find, owner was very helpful when I spoke to her the day before about bringing a different car. Area felt secure so no concerns about safety of the car while we were gone. Were able to walk into the centre in 15-20 mins.
Harri -
Parking on Tilbury Way, BN2
It was a very small space! Extremely lucky I have a smart car so 5 star!
Olivia -
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Garage on Jew Street, BN1
Perfect location for the Lanes and the beachfront. Owner very helpful. Easy to find . A tight manoeuvre but not a problem.
Lucinda -
Parking on Waterloo Place, BN2
Easy to find. Fairly central. Felt safe and secure. Spaces a little tight.
Michael -
Parking on St James Street, BN2
As this was a supermarket car park with pay stations That we’re out of order I could have not paid at all as I arrived two hours early and wasn’t fined or charged and could have done the same all weekend
Gareth -
Parking on St James Street, BN2
East to find, very central location to get to the lanes aswrll as the beach and pier and good size spaces. Would definitely recommend .
Karen -
Parking on St James Street, BN2
Really easy to find and don’t stress about leaving it wherever in the car park... I parked it half way into the car park in the available spot and didn’t get a ticket
Georgia -
Parking on St James Street, BN2
Had no problem parking but it was not a designated parking slot. It was central with short walking distance to local amenities and less than 10 mins to the promenade. It worked for us as without it we would have struggled to find somewhere to park the car.
Stephen -