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Leeds Nightingale Surge Hub parking, train station and travel routes

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Getting to Leeds Nightingale Surge Hub

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Parking Options

Closest Car Park
Merrion Centre & first direct Arena - Leeds (CitiPark)
26 mins walk (2 km)~£20.00
Other Nearby Car Parks
  • Leeds The Markets
    23 mins (1.8 km)~£15.00646 spaces

Other on-street, local or venue-specific parking may also be available closer to the entrance.

Nearest Rail Station

Primary Station
Leeds Station (LDS)Taxi / Local Bus Transfer
Taxi Transfer:7 mins(3.4 km)(~£9.00)

Park & Ride Options

Temple Green

Best for arrivals via M1 (J45) & A63 East

Bus:PR2
32 mins
Alight: Cultural C
Walk: 7 mins (516 m)
Free parking with £4 return bus fare · Electric buses every 10–15 mins Mon–Sat
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Stourton

Best for arrivals via M1 (J7) & A61 South

Bus:PR3
32 mins
Alight: Trinity K
Walk: 7 mins (466 m)
Free parking with £4 return bus fare · Electric buses every 10–15 mins Mon–Sat
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Elland Road

Best for arrivals via M621 (J1), M62 & A643 West

Bus:PR1
32 mins
Alight: Trinity P
Walk: 7 mins (466 m)
Free parking with £4 return bus fare · Electric buses every 10–15 mins Mon–Sat
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Visitor Essentials

Operator

Operator
NHS

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