Kew Gardens parking this evening ....

[Fab Foodie]

Mrs FF and the young FF's are heading to Kew for the lights tonight, I think their tickets are for 1830. All the official parking has sold out. Any recommendations?

Cheers
FF

 

[Tim Hall]

Go by bike?

 

[vernon]

Don't go.

 

[Tim Hall]

Oops, it's a bit of a schlep from Abingdon. Public transport? There's a station just across the river.

 

[snorri]

There is advice on the website...........http://www.kew.org/visit-kew-gardens/plan-your-visit/getting-here

 

[GM]

We went last year and parked by Kew Gardens Station, only a short walk away. The Pub at the station is alright as well. Enjoy!!!

 

[jefmcg]

Tons of parking in the vicinity. You could theoretically park in a side street off Kew Road (or on Kew Road, in the cycle path if you are lucky. Worst case scenario, there is a a big pay&display car park in Richmond opposite the Old Deer park. There should be plenty of room there. It's a short walk, or you could head up to the station and get a bus, if you are feeling lazy. Number 65 is good, though there may be others.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/dir/5...914f6291fb7e!2m2!1d-0.295573!2d51.4787438!3e2

Edit: and the excellent Thai Supermarket will be open when you walk past on your way there!

Edit 2: The swimming pool in the Old Deer Park also has pay and display parking, and then you don't have to cross the A316

 

[Brandane]

They could park outside my house, no problem.
The train station is just around the corner. It's a bit short notice to go all the way by rail, but if they get off at Paisley, bus to Glasgow Airport, fly to Heathrow, then get the tube into London, they might just make it.

 

[Brains]

Check to see if the Thames Clipper Service is still working on the way home and go by boat from central London