Doris blow the barriers off so you can enter and leave the car park with out charge, close to a tram stop too
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Boltonlass
26 Feb 17#5
Surely you would be denying paying customers of the Hilton the rightful opportunity to park their vehicles at their hotel wouldn't you? Not very nice if you happen to be staying there.
miles136 to Boltonlass
26 Feb 17#6
Cap park is not busy this time of year . There is always one winger
steevieboy4u
26 Feb 171#4
Bummer! Went to the pleasure beach yesterday and ended up paying £6 to park at the Travelodge Carpark
.......Nevermind though as the Pleasure Beach gave everyone free return voucher, due to the weather......Which wasn't even that bad on Saturday :smiley: So will save over £80 when we go again in a few weeks
thewongwing101
25 Feb 171#3
We had free parking here last summer
someone pinched the meters :laughing:
Does that make it free? Is there anything official on this? Or is it all based on the fact that they can't charge you because you can just drive out the barrier without paying?
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.......Nevermind though as the Pleasure Beach gave everyone free return voucher, due to the weather......Which wasn't even that bad on Saturday :smiley: So will save over £80 when we go again in a few weeks
someone pinched the meters :laughing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g_GeQR8fJo
:laughing:
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