Can anyone advise as to where best to park around the stadium for Wednesday's game?
I know they have the car park at the ground but understand it can be pretty hellish to get out of after games.
Is there sufficient space in any surrounding streets?
Thanks in advance.
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15-02-2010 04:54 PM #1
Car Parking for St Johnstone Game
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15-02-2010 05:27 PM #3
From what i can remember since the last game i went to the best place to park would be tesco car park on crieff road, the tesco just before the roundabout.
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15-02-2010 05:33 PM #4
Looking at Multi-map I would say the stadium has a car park for around 100 cars
http://www.multimap.com/maps/?qs=st....-3.47711:17|st. johnstone FC Perth|St Johnstone FC, Crieff Road, Perth and Kinross
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According to their web-site it has parking for 1000 cars!!
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15-02-2010 05:37 PM #6
This may be of some use to people.
http://www.scottishgrounds.co.uk/st_johnstone.htm
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15-02-2010 05:46 PM #7
I usually park just off the Crieff Rd. When you take the slip road off the dual carriage take the Crieff turn off. Park anywhere just off this road and then walk over the dualcarriageway (flyover) towards the ground
Hibs used to get part of the Main Stand as well as behind one of the goals.Do we get part of the main stand on Wednesday?
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15-02-2010 06:05 PM #8
When you come off slip-road and are at the roundabout with the stadium to the right, turn left towards Methven and approx 500yds later there is a row of cottages on the right - at end of these cottages turn right and park - only 5-10min walk from ground.
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15-02-2010 06:10 PM #9
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Much prefer running the three miles back into Perth to catch the last train.
Heart pumping, legs like lead, sweating like an a 5 year old in a third world factory making sports wear.
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15-02-2010 06:27 PM #10
I usually park just off the Crieff Rd. When you take the slip road off the dual carriage take the Crieff turn off. Park anywhere just off this road and then walk over the dualcarriageway (flyover) towards the ground
Hibs used to get part of the Main Stand as well as behind one of the goals.Do we get part of the main stand on T
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16-02-2010 08:09 AM #11
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We parked go dobbies or holiday inn car park just to left of slip road. Only 5 minute walk to stadium.
You will get both stands behind each goal.
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16-02-2010 08:29 AM #12
Getting in to the Saints Car Park is easier than you might think. It's well stewarded. However it's the getting out that could lose you half an hour.
The trick is to come off the M90 at the Broxden Roundabout and navigate through residential streets along the Western Edge. Ten minute walk from the ground after the match and back on the motorway in another five.
Easy peasy
- Up M90
- Go off left on the A9 for Stirling, Glasgow, Inverness
- Turn right at Broxden Roundabout following the sign for Perth (Glasgow Road)
- Turn first left at Mini-Roundabout (Lamberkine Drive) and along an L shaped road
- When road ends, turn left into Ettrick Drive (At signpost for Noah's Ark)
- 3rd Left into Fittis Road (At signpost for Noah's Ark)
- At road end, turn left into West Mains Drive (Not sure if there's a signpost but don't worry)
- West Mains Drive sweeps left and down, park on road beside the line of cars
- Park so as to face back up the hill for a quick getaway
- You should be able to see Stadium lights off to your right when you walk down the hill
- Turn right at the car dealership
- After the match, reverse your tracks to get back to Broxden
Last edited by RIP; 16-02-2010 at 11:57 AM.
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16-02-2010 11:23 AM #13
I reckon I will go for the car park... Looks like everyone is going to be parking elsewhere so I`ll opt for the empty car park...
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16-02-2010 11:32 AM #14
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I'm getting a train from Aberdeen to Perth.
Is it a taxi job or can you walk to the ground.
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16-02-2010 03:35 PM #17
Car park can be hit or a miss for getting out quickly.
Tesco car park is indeed policed by Tesco on match days with the threat of fines.
The streets up the Western Edge (West Mains Avenue/Grange Terrace) can be parked on .. and the opposite side of Newhouse Road (Strathtay Road/Langside Road) are also an option. All roads are close enough for a short walk to and from the stadium. You also have Tulloch Terrace which ties in nicely for a pre-match drink at the Tulloch Institute or the 208 Hotel.
Personally ..
I'll be parking in my drive.
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16-02-2010 03:57 PM #18
Are tickets produced by (for example) supermarket car parks enforceable?
I was under the impression that they weren't...
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16-02-2010 04:08 PM #19
Check it out obviously but it used to be extortionate to park in the stadium car park. Somebody told me it was a fiver not that long ago.
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16-02-2010 04:36 PM #22
There are plenty of space behind the 208 pub next the ground. It is Letham though!
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16-02-2010 05:14 PM #23
Go for the Dobbies/auction mart option, loads of parking and easy acces to and from the by-pass.
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If they get wind of that statement ...
I was swithering about popping in for a pint or two at Ian's gaff.
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16-02-2010 11:04 PM #25
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For those heading up tomorrow night, the weather forecast is pretty grim and it may be between -1 and -3 from 6pm onwards Looking forward to heading up though.......fancy a cheeky wee win up there to warm us up.
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i just hope perth has undersoil heating couldn't be doing with another call off
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17-02-2010 07:42 AM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Surely just the pitch at McDiamid Park would be sufficient?
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Also supermarket limits are normally 3 hours, if they suddenly change it to 2 hours when football is on, they might struggle to justify that.
So message is I think that it is fine to park in Tesco.
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