I'm taking my Dad to the game next week. It's his first time in ages, as he has mobility problems.
Normally, I park miles away and walk to the ground. But I can't do that with him.
I've never really noticed, but is Albion Road closed to traffic on match days? Is there any way I could drop him off at the ground? And...is the parking on St Clair Street only for Blue Badge holders?
Any help would be appreciated 😊
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Thread: ER access
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29-04-2017 06:42 PM #1
ER access
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29-04-2017 06:46 PM #2
Albion Road is usually closed to cars coming off Easter Road when I walk past. That's at 2.40ish.
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29-04-2017 06:46 PM #3
As long as you get to Albion Road early you can drive along it.
Last time I saw St Claire Street It was parking for blue badge holders only.
Think you would find all the relevant info on the club website.
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29-04-2017 06:49 PM #5
i've noticed this season cars(with blue badges) have been parking in one of the units car parks down st clair street, not sure if the guy at the gates charges though, and yep st clair street is only for blue badge cars
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29-04-2017 06:59 PM #6
You can park on one side of Hawkhill Avenue now or Butterfly Way if you're there early enough.
Dropping him off is ok but how do you get back for him so I'd get there early and get a decent space nearby.
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29-04-2017 07:09 PM #7
St Clair Street is set aside for those with a blue badge however we seem to have a high proportion of supporters who own a blue badge 🙄 so with next week being busy I would advise you to get there by 1.30pm if you want parked there.
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29-04-2017 07:19 PM #9
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Ive noticed people parking in the industrial unit space, a steward is on hand with clipboard taking names, do you need special passes to park in the industrial space & are they associated with hibs ?
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30-04-2017 12:34 PM #13
Thanks for the replies, people.
Think I'll make the auld bugger walk from D Mains. It'll do him good, and might make him think twice about battling St Mirren casuals with his walking stick.
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03-05-2017 02:19 PM #16
Update.
We have been given access to the Speedy car park across from the shop.
Superb action from the Club.
Watch me as I give all the peasants the finger on Saturday
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Hope you both have an enjoyable day
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The same goes for the smoking area outside of the FF stand to the right of the shop as you look at it from the road ...... they usually put barriers up where the pillars supporting the stand are making the smoking area from the exit gate to the pillars, this still leaves an area of similar size between the pillars and the pavement.
In spite of the fact that, especially at big games, the smoking area can become like the black hole of Calcutta they steadfastly refuse to move the barriers back to where the pavement starts .... when you ask them why not you never get a satisfactory answer. You would be lucky if a total of 10 pedestrians walk past the smoking area during half time and given the fact that moving the barriers back wouldn't block the pavement it hardly seems like a case of obstructing the thoroughfare ..... It seems that when it comes to G4s or whoever is giving them their instructions common sense is at a bit of a premium.
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