Car Parking

Multi Storey

How to find the car park

Sat Nav: CB8 8EG

Directly outside The Guineas’ main entrance (off the A142 and Fred Archer Way) is the multi storey car park. All the car parking within Newmarket is clearly signposted.

Spaces

The Multi Storey car park has 400 spaces on 3 levels which includes 20 spaces for the disabled. The disabled car park spaces are on the ground level.

Tariffs

• Monday to Saturday - 8am to 6pm
• Sunday - 11am to 4pm
• Bank Holidays - 10am to 4pm

• Up to 2 hours - £1.00
• Up to 3 hours - £2.00
• Levels 4 and 5 between 8am and 6pm - £3.00
• Weekly ticket - £10.00
• Level 2 is for Premier Inn customers only
• Free after 6pm every day

Motorcycles are free when parked in motorcycle bays (you will need to pay the standard car park charges if you park in a space for a car)

Spaces in the multi storey car park levels 4 and 5 are for long stay parking and permit holders. Please buy your ticket from level 5 machines only.

Blue Badge

• Up to 4 hours - £1.00
• All day 8am to 6pm - £3.00
• Weekly ticket - £10.00

Opening Times

The multi storey car park operates 7 days a week. The car park closes to all pedestrians and car access from 7pm each night. There is no release facility so any car left in the car park at closing time will not be accessible until the site opens at 6.30am next day. If anyone gets trapped please contact West Suffolk Council not The Guineas Shopping Centre.

Additional Information

• Short stay car park levels 1 and 3
• Long stay car park levels 4 and 5
• The car park is locked from 7pm every night, there is no release facility. Cars that have been locked in will not be accessible until 6.30am the following day.
• 400 spaces available
• 20 spaces for the disabled available
• 7 pay machines
• RingGo short stay (cashless service) location code 4473
• RingGo long stay (cashless service) location code 4469
• 1.8 metre height restriction
• Electric vehicle charging points are avaliable in this car park in partnership with BP Pulse. To use these charge points you need to sign up to BP Pulse (www.bppulse.co.uk). You can either subscribe for a monthly fee or have instant access. For either option, you will need an RFID card or BP Pulse app to start and end of charging sessions. Customers pay for the energy (per kWh) that they use. Charge points are cheaper per kWh for those that subscribe and pay the monthly fee or slightly more expensive for instant access. These charge points deliver approximately 7kWh via a standard type 2 connector, which equates to approximately 25 miles of range per hour (depending on vehicle and driving style) and are best to use when parked for longer periods, for example while shopping or working.
• All vehicles using the EV or PHEV are required to pay the standard parking charges as per the tariff board