Pick how long you're staying and how many of you there are, and see whether Norwich Park & Ride or a city-centre car park costs less. Park & Ride is priced per person; the multi-storeys charge by the hour.
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Driving into Norwich? Park & Ride is often the cheapest way in — but not always. Pick how long you're staying and how many of you there are, and see what each option really costs. Park & Ride is priced per person; the city-centre multi-storeys charge by the hour.
Right now: Norwich Park & Ride
Rose Lane multi-storey
CheapestRose Lane — east side, near Castle Quarter
Often the cheapest for a long stay. Daytime rate shown; £3.30 flat after 6:30pm.
£2.20
total
St Giles multi-storey
St Giles Street — central, by the market and the Forum
Daytime rate shown (7am–6:30pm). After 6:30pm it's a £3.30 flat rate until 7am. Cash, card or contactless.
£2.30
total
Norwich Park & Ride
Six sites around the ring road — Airport, Postwick, Sprowston, Thickthorn, Costessey and Harford. Parking is free.
A 12–20 minute bus into the city centre. Run by First (Airport, Thickthorn, Sprowston, Costessey) and Simonds (Harford, Postwick).
£3.00
total
Under-19s and concessions pay £2; a concessionary bus pass is £2 anytime; under-5s travel free.
Source: Norwich City Council, checked 20 July 2026 (last week).
Source: Norwich City Council, checked 20 July 2026 (last week).
Source: Norfolk County Council (TravelNorfolk), checked 20 July 2026 (last week).