The easiest way to avoid stress is to use Hull City Council’s Park & Ride schemes.

Priory Park (Henry Boot Way, HU4 7DY)

• Main Park & Ride site for Hull Fair.

• Frequent buses every 10–15 minutes.

• Services run until approx. 11pm daily during fair week.

• Large capacity, safe and secure.

Humber Bridge Car Park (Ferriby Road, Hessle)

• Additional Park & Ride hub.

• Direct shuttle buses to Walton Street.

• Ideal for those coming from west Hull, East Riding, or further afield.

Why use Park & Ride? Cheaper, less hassle, guaranteed bus link straight to the fair.

Hull City Council provides public parking around the city centre, all within walking distance or a short bus ride to Walton Street.

MKM Stadium Car Park (HU3 6HU)

• Large capacity near the fairground.

• Good option if you want to park up and walk straight in.

• Pay & display charges apply.

St Stephen’s Shopping Centre (HU2 8LN)

• Secure multi-storey with extended opening during fair week.

• ~15 minutes’ walk to Walton Street.

• Around £9.49 for 6 hours if pre-booked .

Princes Quay Shopping Centre (HU1 2PQ)

• Central multi-storey, about 20 minutes’ walk.

• Approx £11.99 for 6 hours .

Hull Waterside & Marina (HU1 2BN)

• Scenic car park by the marina.

• Roughly 20–25 mins’ walk to the fair.

• ~£8.49 for 6 hours .

During Hull Fair week, Walton Street and nearby roads are restricted or closed. Expect:

• Closures on Perry Street, Lowther Street, Lonsdale Street, Sandringham Street, Granville Street, Arthur Street, Walliker Street.

• No verge or grass parking (cones and barriers in place).

• Enforcement patrols — fines and towing are common.

• Arrive early: Especially on weekends and evenings, spaces fill quickly.

• Use Park & Ride: It’s cheaper, quicker, and drops you at the gates.

• Check return buses: Services usually run until 11pm, but always confirm.

• Bring cash & card: Machines and apps can fail when busy.

• Pre-book if possible: YourParkingSpace and NCP allow advance booking.