Leeds board might be better.

FWIW, I wouldn't park anywhere near Elland Road, I'd park in The Light or somewhere and get a bus (if there are any, this is the RFL)

i read somewhere that there are going to be shuttle buses laid on into and out of the town centre

As a disabled supporter, last time I went to Elland Road we parked in the "official" car park right opposite the ground.

I too thought it would be a nightmare getting out, but the police closed the main road off and the cars in the car park got out straight away, round the roundabout and straight on the M621, it took all of about 3 mins from getting in the car to being on the motoway

I had a pass for leeds few yrs back used to park on the hill directly behind the east stand n walk down 5 mins if that the closer to the top the better for easy escape! Would stay away from the carpark near peacock its a mare to get out of as said above!

Wouldn't recommend parking at the Light, or any of the carparks in the city centre - extortionate!

A good bet could be to get there fairly early and park down Gelderd Road. There's on road parking all the way down and plenty of side roads, might be a pain to get out of though, but it's fairly good for getting back onto the M621.

Does anybody know how much the official car parks cost please?

yes park in the official ones pal, they always empty that first and stop the traffic to do so , and its got security pal

last LUFC game I went to was £5

The RFL have a shiuttle service running from the city centre, details on their website. Also, there are a few streets in the centre that are free parking after 6, around St Paul's Street and Park Square.

Is it first come first served with official parking, or do you book? And where is the entrance to them if I'm coming off that roundabout off the M621?

Up beaston hill, lots of places to park.

Went to the World Club Challenge and parking was none existent. Ended up doing what everyone else was and leaving it on the path. Seemed risky though and will be going in an official car park for this.

Get off M62 at signs for White Rose shopping centre. After rounabout for White rose, straight on and get in right hand lane. Take next right exit (road forks off to right) and head that way till traffic lights (about 300 yards). At traffic lights get in left hand lane. In front of you is a pub called 'Tommy Wass'.
Turn left at lights. Head down that way, all down that road and the T-junction area near a graveyard are parking spots with no need for permits.
Use this area all the time for LUFC games without probs.

Don't know about parking but me and me dad are getting the Number 1 bus from Headingley, 30 minutes direct to Elland Road.