Where and cost of parking places near enough to the new Saints ground suitable for disabled parking.

You're probably better contacting Saints direct. If you're thinking of non-match days then you can park anytime and there are plenty of disabled spaces at the stadium. However, if you are thinking of match days then the spaces have to be booked and so you'll need to contact the club direct. I don't know whether there are any spaces closer to the stadium but the ones I know about are near the multistorey car park next to the glass museum, which is less than a 10 minute walk from the stadium. Not very helpful if walking is the problem! But the walk can be done almost totally on the flat (just one kerb to bump down) and so it is possible for a wheelchair to make the trip.

Theres free disabled parking at LP but its very limited, if you're coming for a match ring saints in the week before to ensure they reserve a space for you

I thought that many loyal supporters applied! but the six spaces? had been given out way way before anyone was thinking of parking concerns.

What 6 spaces?

given out to who?

what are you inferring?

I dont get your point

ahh another poor troll by you Jaybs.
The limited disabled parking is the minimum required for AWAY fans due to the higher than expected demand from HOME fans, now try and remove that huge chip from your shoulder

In England, Blue Badge holders may generally park:

On single or double yellow lines for up to three hours, unless there is a ban on loading or unloading.

At 'on-street' parking meters and pay-and-display machines for free and for as long as they need to.

In disabled parking bays.


You're welcome.

Well the new stadium can accommodate nearly 80 disabled species (despite there only being 8 people registered to use the disabled areas at KR) so I expect the number of parking bays must equate somehow to that figure. Somehow think it'll be more than 6 spaces. The number of disabled viewing spaces and parking spots will be set by law based on the stadium capacity.

My understanding is that all the disabled parking spaces for home fans have been allocated. But I'd check with the club. Send an email to Mike Appleton the media manager.

This is the link to the clubs official Disabled section www.saintsrlfc.com/club/31 You will note that at the bottom it states that all disabled car parking spaces have been allocated. The specific contact for disabled enquiries is Bill Harris, his email address is bill.harris@saintsrlfc.com In terms of the amount of Disabled facilities in each stand, they are detailed in the link below. However in total Saints have 141 disabled spaces, with a similar amount also set aside for carers of these spectators. www.saintsrlfc.com/tickets/page/1148

This is the link to the clubs official Disabled section www.saintsrlfc.com/club/31 You will note that at the bottom it states that all disabled car parking spaces have been allocated. The specific contact for disabled enquiries is Bill Harris, his email address is bill.harris@saintsrlfc.com In terms of the amount of Disabled facilities in each stand, they are detailed in the link below. However in total Saints have 141 disabled spaces, with a similar amount also set aside for carers of these spectators. www.saintsrlfc.com/tickets/page/1148

The RFL also produce their own disabled access documents were you can get info re each club www.therfl.co.uk/equitydiversity ... supporters Interesting to note that these are the disabled capacities of some of our fellow clubs. London Broncos 66 Huddersfield 172 Hull FC 160 Leeds 53 Warrington 65 Widnes 57 Wigan 60 As you can see Saints total shows that the club has taken disabled spectators heavily into account.

The RFL also produce their own disabled access documents were you can get info re each club www.therfl.co.uk/equitydiversity ... supporters Interesting to note that these are the disabled capacities of some of our fellow clubs. London Broncos 66 Huddersfield 172 Hull FC 160 Leeds 53 Warrington 65 Widnes 57 Wigan 60 As you can see Saints total shows that the club has taken disabled spectators heavily into account.