Nottingham Parking Cut to £7 as Tram Strike Hits Panthers Games

£7 Broad Marsh Parking Offered During Nottingham Tram Strike

Nottingham parking cut to £7 as tram strike affects Panthers home games Drivers heading to Nottingham Panthers home games will be able to park at Broad Marsh for £7 during two upcoming matchdays as a tram strike affects travel across the city. Nottingham Express Transit tram staff are due to strike for two weeks, meaning no trams will operate for the Panthers' home games on Saturday 26 September and Saturday 3 October. With public transport options affected, Nottingham City Car Parks is offering supporters discounted parking at Broad Marsh for both fixtures. The reduced price is £7 per car for parking between 5pm and midnight on both matchdays. The first offer applies to the Panthers' home game against Manchester Storm on Saturday 26 September, with a 7pm face-off. Supporters planning to attend that match have been advised to book their Broad Marsh parking before midday on Wednesday 23 September. A second discounted parking offer will apply when the Panthers face Coventry Blaze on Saturday 3 October. The temporary parking deal comes as the tram strike is expected to affect supporters who would otherwise rely on Nottingham's tram network to reach the games. For drivers, the offer provides an alternative for reaching the city centre during the disruption, particularly for those who would normally use public transport. Event parking can become difficult when large numbers of visitors arrive at the same time, making it useful for drivers to consider their parking arrangements before setting off. Booking parking in advance can also provide greater certainty than arriving in Nottingham without a confirmed space, particularly around busy sporting events. EveryonesParking helps drivers find and plan parking before travelling, which can be particularly useful when public transport disruption changes the way people reach major events. The Broad Marsh offer is limited to the specified dates and evening hours, so supporters should check the arrangements before travelling and book if they want to use the discounted rate. With the first Panthers fixture taking place on 26 September, supporters travelling by car have an alternative parking option while the tram network is affected by the planned strike.