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Parking - Green Man

Does anyone know if the Green Man are open for parking during the Euros? I can't seem to get hold of anyone on the current numbers and the events page hasn't been updated since 2020. Thanks.

Matthew Wilkes
  • 7 Jun 2021 10:05 AM
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  • Ian Costain
    Ian Costain
    • 7 Jun 2021 10:19 AM
    I would very much doubt it. Went in the Green Man before the League One Playoff Final and they had high wire fences across both entrances and were strictly controlling people going in. For parking we tend to use www.justpark.com
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  • Mark Whitcombe
    Mark Whitcombe
    • 7 Jun 2021 10:22 AM
    We are booked in for parking and outside seating before and after the Croatia match.
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  • Matthew Wilkes
    Matthew Wilkes
    • 7 Jun 2021 10:35 AM

    In reply to Mark Whitcombe:

    Who did you contact for parking please Mark? We have a seat for drinking but need a parking space too. Cheers
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  • Ian Costain
    Ian Costain
    • 7 Jun 2021 10:39 AM

    In reply to Mark Whitcombe:

    Looks like I'm wrong then :)

    But, one thing from the Playoff Final, was that there was no access from Wembley Hill Road. We had booked seating but had to walk round from that entrance to the one on Dagmar Avenue.
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  • Mark Whitcombe
    Mark Whitcombe
    • 8 Jun 2021 1:21 PM

    In reply to Matthew Wilkes:

    My friend rang, then messaged 07595051937. We have a mini bus booked in for £30
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