No matter how busy the city is i always manage to get a space here. Good security with plenty of…read morecctv around, friendly security staff also which is a bonus!

£2 all day parking with walking distance to Manchester City centre. Pay on entry, and be directed…read morewhere to park. The surface is very uneven, muddy in wet weather and like a skating rink in winter. Cheap and not so cheerful, but the next best alternative is double the price!!

Meant to be a manned car park, car got stolen today without the key and without anyone noticing…read more Rather pay that bit extra knowing my contents and car will be safe

Regent Retail Park is a decent no thrills retail park, the retailers here are mainly focused on…read moreessentials, a large Sainsbury's superstore for essentials, and a JD Sports for sportswear, which also includes a gym. Other outlets here include Costa for a coffee, Boots for a chemist/pharmacy, a couple of discount stores, pound shops and a pet store. It is classed as part of Salford, but it is a short walk from the western edge of Manchester city centre, just head straight down Liverpool Road from the Hilton at Beetham Tower. It's fairly easy to follow and find the stores you need here, but for a smaller retail park, this has to be expected. There isn't anything in terms of food options outside the supermarket, but KFC and McDonald's are across the way. It is easy to access as a pedestrian, and for cars, there is a large car park centred around Sainsbury's. 3*

Not exactly a lot I can write about a retail park. It is what it is, a place of convinience with…read morestores you can use for essentials. Although I still avoid one of the stores like the plague, choosing to travel 4 miles to my nearest equivalent, I do use nearly all the other stores several times a week. With Sainsbury's, Boots, Argos, Home Bargains, Sports Direct you pretty much have everything you will ever need in these stores, not to mention the others. So its a good location and a decent selection of stores. My only downside is the layout, featuring two four way roundabouts in quick succession, it can become rather chaotic at times, especially with idiots and the speeds they drive. But all in all its a good place.

One of the newer NCP car parks in Manchester, this car park is located in a pretty stunning…read morebuilding in the New Bailey area of Salford, on Stanley Street, right by the railway bridge, so many trains, especially those from Manchester Victoria heading towards Bolton/Liverpool etc do pass here. The location isn't right on the door-step of either Salford or Manchester city centres, however, you can miss out a big bulk of the Manchester city centre traffic by parking here, it is only a short 5-10 minute walk from the city centre and it also isn't too far away from the large Sainsbury's store on Regent Road. The Car Park was pretty clean and modern inside and out, the website claims some interesting features - UK's first electric charging spaces for disabled drivers - Over 600 spaces across 8 floors - Latest ANPR technology (Recognises your number plate/registration) Parking is really expensive however especially as a one-off visitor, it is cheaper to pay via the app, but even that works out around £3 per hour, there are some rates if you stay for a long time for example after 6 hours you're charged the full 24-hour rate of £21. The cheapest time to park is on a weekend, if you park after 9 am and return before 5 pm, you'll only pay £6. 3* - Not a bad car-park, some cool and unique features but for me it just isn't worth the added cost, especially considering the location, the traffic can still get bad in the area, meaning I'd rather pay the same to park closer to the city centre, or rely on the public transport network which is well-placed and normally quite efficient in and around Greater Manchester, especially the city centre with the multiple options (Metrolink, Trains, even the bus)

Park Avenue is a car park. The name is at least half a pun, so they get a point for that…read more Its located minutes from Deansgate, close to the Bridgewater Canal, which makes it the ideal parking location for people working on or around Deansgate, and its only 1 ten or fifteen minute walk from the Arndale and Piccadilly Gardens. However, this prime parking location means that prices are very high indeed. Between Monday and Friday it's a whopping £8.50 a day. If you park a bit further out and walk, you can get parking as cheaply as a couple of quid a day. On weekends its only a fiver so its not too bad if you're shopping. They offer a few other potentially useful services, such as secure overnight parking for a tenner. Works out cheaper if you pay monthly at £160 quid, but its hardly good!

The place feels like it has got left behind. I prefer the Trafford Centre or Liverpool ONE.read more

Over priced £1 for pva glue what on earth caused such money…read moregreed not to mention is maze like structure and the so called reusable bags that I'm sure are recycled condoms

My wife and I visited Salford quays outlet shopping centre yesterday 1st December 2023…read more We haven't been there since last year and we were shocked to find how poor the outlet has become Nearly all of the upstairs shops had gone! It was like a ghost town. It was also very cold (no heating) probably couldn't afford to put any on ! We won't be visiting again as they are still charging for parking which seems stupid when it's in such a decline. Something needs to be done quickley or I can see it closing down.

The Lowry Outlet is just ok its nothing that special apart from a couple of decent stores like the…read moreGAP outlet and a few others, but it's only really kept open by the Vue Cinemas and the very busy Costa Coffee, There is also a couple of chain restaurants which include Harvester, Pizza Express, Cafe Rouge, Lime Bar and the recently opened Nandos. It does have a lot of potential if it had the right stores in there. Its ok for a browse through if youre around the area or in Media City UK though. Its also very easy to get to from the City Centre with a direct tram heading straight towards to Media City UK.

Right next to the town centre, Railway Triangle Car Park is dead useful for parking up for the day…read moreand going to do some shopping in Bolton. It's pretty big as well, so fills up a bit slower than the other car parks around. Despite being so close to town, it's kind of out of the way too, so make sure all your valuables are out of site as it can be quiet during the middle of the day. Railway Triangle Car Park car park is cheap as well. Reasonable and close to town. Gets the job done basically.

Got to love that helter skelter style drive up and down to the car park !…read more Clean carpark, lots of spaces. Big lifts. £1.50 for up to 2 hours, £2.20 2-4 hours. You can pay £3 for 4 goes down a helter skelter at a traveling fairground... so perhaps the car park charge doesn't feel that bad. ;-) Paying money to park up to spend money to go back in to the local businesses and pay that lovely VAT on never feels quite right.. but though more free parking in Warrington centre would be nice... so would a lottery win and that isn't going to happen soon either ;-)

I parked in this car park once when I didn't know what the parking restrictions were around the…read moreAquatics Centre. Now I know that you can just park there for free on the single yellows after 6.30pm if you get there before the streets all get filled with people going to gigs at the Manchester Academy. The NCP is expensive. Like over a pound an hour expensive. Which is a lot when you just want to park your car and go to the gym. However, it is very secure, and having had our car broken into round here, sometime it's better just to be safe.

We've seen NCP car parks all around manchester. They're damn good and safe when it comes to parking…read morein this already heavily corrupt world. The expense obviously goes up when you desire to park nearer to the city, because as they say, its there that all that life breathes! This busy and popular service situated in the hustle bustle of oxford street, is what many may go for. But there is a percentage who prefer to go the cheap way and risk an expensive car that way. Better than risking your whole car, pay a little extra and be out fearlessly!