This is one of Birmingham's easiest to find and most popular car parks. The Bullring actually has…read morethree dedicated car parks, but this one provides easiest access to the shopping areas, when approaching from Holloway Circus. It is a pretty huge car park, sprawling underneath the shopping mall. There two levels and it is fairly easy to navigate. It gets super-busy on Saturdays close to payday and at Christmas time (I'd recommend parking at the Mailbox and walking to The Bullring at these times). At busy times, the queue backs up along Smallbrook Queensway and can be a real nightmare The car park is open until 1am every night and the tariff is about what you'd expect to pay for convenient city centre parking.

One of the busiest car parks in the city and the closest place ive ever been to hell during…read moreChristmas. Attached to the Bullring and i think its the biggest carparks in Birmingham, open til 1am so people eating late have no need to rush. Can seem pretty pricey but for the most central you can get your car its worthwhile if your picking up a lot of shopping from the city.

A centrally located multi storey car park in the heart of Brum city centre, with the car park being…read moreclosely situated to the Mailbox and Town Hall. This is my car park of choice when visiting the city, simply because it is cheaper than its neighbouring car parks and there are always spaces available. The charges are reasonable too charging customers £3.40 for three hours and £3 after 6pm as long as you are out by 2am. On Sundays it's a mere £3 all day - bargain! Car park operates 24 hours too! Result!

There is always space at this car park, right in the centre and just far enough to be forgotten…read moreabout by people picking a car park to head too. Its big and ugly but it does the job ok, navigation is simple and its right on top of the mailbox so its nice when dining out. Parking can range from £3-£6 for a few hours or a days parking on sunday for £3.00. Bit of a walk from the Bullring but worth it if you want to dodge the rush.

My dad always uses this car park, mainly because it's cheaper than the others which are closer to…read morethe main shopping area. From the high street, this facility is a little further away, but it's nothing that will take you more than a five minute walk to get to Bromsgrove centre. It's just tucked away behind Hansons estate agents, and I think most people go in the larger Windsor Street car park nearby. I don't think many other drivers are aware of this car park, which means that you're never short of finding a space here; which is good, because the area to park itself isn't really that big. It's pay and display parking, so obviously you have to make sure you're back before the time runs out. There seems to be a lot of wardens watching and booking cars, so don't try and get away with it; because it's likely that you'll be paying a fine! And for £1.70 for an hour, that isn't that bad.

This carpark is a well designed and in a great location, really spacious and easy to navigate…read more. Alot of places use smaller parking bays to cram more cars in; but this one has quite wide bays. The position is close to the center of town and close to the shopping centre. Rates are around 2 quid for an hour and 15 quid for all day, pay and display layout and im pretty sure you can pay on card too via phone.

I always get confused about where to park when approaching Solihull town centre. We'll sometimes…read moreend up on this multi-storey and other times end up parked somewhere over the other side of town. How it happens is all an exciting mystery. The intention is always to park on Touchwood as I find it (rightly) offers easiest access to the prime shopping spots. It is a modern and well-maintained car park, in keeping with the modern and well-maintained mall that it serves. The car park has 1,700 parking spaces so it tends to fairly stress free to find a space. Parking bays are good and wide so you won't find yourself struggling to get the car doors open. Mon-Sat rates go from £1.20 for up to one hour to £15.00 for 24hours. Sundays offer good value with three hours plus for just £4.00.

This car park is conveniently placed for exploring Centenary Square, Brindley Place, Symphony Hall…read moreand Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Being a council-run car park means that it is reasonably priced (£8.20 for 24 hours), though perhaps slightly rougher around the edges than the nearby Mailbox and Brindley Place car parks. It is a fairly generic 1960 concrete structure with 611 spaces. You can easily walk from the car park out onto Centenary Square, making it a great starting point for a day or evening at the Christmas Markets.

Paradise Circus is grim (see my review) so the car park to it is exactly the same. Watch out for…read morethe homeless guys dotted in and around the place. You can get to the ICC and Symphony Hall easily from here which is good if your into that kind of stuff. Theres a lot of spaces and this place is normally filled with commuters but you'll be able to find a space easily on week days. Its £8.20 for an all day ticket 7 days a week.

This car park was an affordable place to park while dining at a restaurant on nearby High Street in…read moreHarborne. The hourly rate was good and the spaces were available. I didn't have any problems with my parking experience here. Be aware that Britannia Parking enforces parking rules at their lot vigilantly. Make sure to pay as soon as you have parked, preferably via the PayByPhone parking app, which is accepted here. The rival parking app RingGo is not accepted for payment in this car park. Also consider paying for an additional half hour in the event you might be delayed in returning.

This carpark is really cheap but good if all you want is to park up and do a few bits locally. I…read morewouldn't really want to leave the car there at night. During the day is fine. It's pretty close to town but not the best place for town parking. But handy for the places of that area.

West orchards car park is a large car park in the city centre!…read moreIts accessible from one of two different ways. However since the new ikea has been built traffic flow problems are more than apparent. Usually cuasing long queues to get in. Once in you have 5 levels to choose from. Once parked you leave the carpark and come out inside west orchards itself. Each exit door having a pay machine for when you return. This is very convenient! Exiting the car park could be made easier as there are two lanes which immediately merge into one after the barrier raises. There is no real right of way. SO a bit of give and take is required here. If you parked on the highest level you can havea bit of fun on the way down the spiral decent. If your anything like my uncle passengers are usually stuck to the far side of the car due to the force at which you go round. Quite funny really.LOL Good car park with reasonable charges too. But if your too long like in any car park it can sting your wallet!

A safe carpark, and average prices. It's pay on exit which is handy as you dont have a time limit…read more Plenty of spaces on lots on under-cover floors. All the doors lead straight to the main shopping centre in Coventry. The spiral entrance is also fun for everyone in the car, and used to be the highlight of my visit to town when I was little!