Blue badge parking

[Common as Mook]

Looking to bring an elderly family member to the game on Saturday and they have a disabled parking badge. What are the best options for a short walk to the ground? The club seemed to advise that park and ride was the best option? At Mill Road, are there allocated disabled parking spots for easy access to the buses?

Thanks in advance

 

[JonnyComeEarly]

Bridge car park has blue bays near the entrance - easy to get away after game. Walk is a bit long though so we usually drop off at the stadium then one of us takes the car to the bridge to park up

 

[Superphil]

Friend of mine uses the blue badge spaces at Mill Road on the occasions I can't give him a lift, says it's a bit of a drag, but works ok.

 

[VAL1850]

Bit more expense but Seagull Travel a good option ??

 

[theboybilly]

Probably the best bet if walking is an issue. The coach parks up 50 yards from the South Stand. So far this season I've had no issues arriving in good time for the game and always a prompt departure.

 

[Official Old Man]

Depends on disability. Mithras House has blue badge parking right next to the bus stop. Worth noting that at the bus/coach park at the Amex there is a lift but you will need to ask directions from the many stewards at the P&R drop off as it's in the coach park. There are a few 'older generation' with zimmer frames who use the lift and get escorted to the front of the queue. The stewards do a good good.