Where to park (or not to park) in Liverpool

[AW10]

Off to the IoM Sunday evening and plan to arrive in Liverpool about midday and have some time to play tourist. Any suggestions where to park (or to avoid parking) my P&J?

[droopsnoot]

When I've been to gigs in Liverpool, I've parked in the multi-storey car park with the entrance just opposite the front of Lime Street Station, the building on the left with "St Johns" written on it: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.4068143,-2.97931...

It's been a few years, though.

[IanJ9375]

Q park - you can prebook online for a discount, perfectly placed parked under the road between Albert Dock and L1
If you're there before it's full you can find one of those elusive end spaces

https://www.google.co.uk/search?source=hp&ei=8...

[mr_fibuli]

Based on price I like Mount Pleasant - a council owned multi-story near the top of town, or King Park - some wasteland near to the Arena & Albert Dock. Both about £4 per day, and usually easy to get a space.

If you'd rather shell out £20 for some green paint on the floor then any NCP or Q-Park will be fine

[BobSaunders]

P&J either bike or car? One would assume bike as it is IOM.

[Geffg]

If it’s your p&j and especially if it’s a bike I’d avoid mount pleasant or the car park behind the Adelphi. The car park mentioned before which is the qpark one although isn’t cheap I’d rather park there than a lot of others. Big spaces, well lit, cameras etc. That’s where I normally park even though I begrudge the charges.

[AW10]

Thanks for all replies. My P&J is a car; I ended up using the The Liner’s car park. Perhaps not the cheapest option but seemed quite secure and manned. Was able to park in sight of the booth so was that gave peace of mind.

[anonymous-user]

I drove to Liverpool once. Came back by train...