Nottingham Parking Cut to £7 for Panthers Games During Tram Strike

Broad Marsh Parking Discount Announced as Nottingham Trams Strike

Nottingham Broad Marsh Parking Discount Announced for Panthers Games During Tram Strike Nottingham Panthers supporters heading to the team’s next two home games can get discounted parking at Broad Marsh while tram services are affected by industrial action. Nottingham Express Transit tram staff are due to strike for two weeks, meaning no trams will be running for the Panthers’ home games on Saturday 26 September and Saturday 3 October. The disruption could mean more supporters choose to drive to Nottingham city centre for the two fixtures, making parking an important part of the matchday plans. Broad Marsh parking reduced to £7 Nottingham City Car Parks is offering supporters parking at Broad Marsh for £7 per car, covering the period from 5pm until 11.59pm on both matchdays. The discounted rate applies on Saturday 26 September when the Panthers face Manchester Storm, and Saturday 3 October when Coventry Blaze visit Nottingham. The first game starts at 7pm on 26 September, giving supporters a discounted parking option for the evening while tram services are unavailable. Supporters planning to attend the second game on 3 October can also use the £7 Broad Marsh offer during the same 5pm to 11.59pm period. Drivers urged to book parking in advance For the Manchester Storm game on 26 September, supporters need to book their Broad Marsh parking before 12 noon on Wednesday 23 September. The booking deadline for the Coventry Blaze game on 3 October is 12 noon on Wednesday 30 September. With tram travel unavailable, supporters driving into Nottingham may want to arrange their parking before travelling rather than relying on finding a space close to the arena on the night. The offer also highlights the importance of checking parking arrangements when major events coincide with changes to local public transport. For drivers unfamiliar with Nottingham city-centre parking, planning where to leave the car before setting off can help avoid last-minute searches around busy event periods. EveryonesParking can also help drivers find and plan parking before heading to busy destinations, particularly when normal travel options are disrupted or event parking demand is expected to increase. The discounted Broad Marsh arrangement is specifically linked to the two Panthers fixtures affected by the tram strike, so drivers should check the relevant booking details before travelling.