Aye,i saw the piece of paper and was a bit suprised at how much it was going to be....dont mind paying £3 on there tbh as its quite safe and patrolled.

Plenty of parking in the estate off Cleckheaton Road. And it's free! And it's quicker to get to Chain Bar through Low Moor than queuing to get onto the M606.

we were only saying it was a decent place to park, in comparison to the rip off £5 the KC charges...then we returned to the car to find out its going to be £5 as well!

If you mean Glenroyd avenue, it's permit only, as in for people who live on that estate. So if you don't live there, you should probably stay off it as I know it's sometimes checked by authorities (I know that cause my sister lives there).

Plus, a few of the residents on their have been known to 'dob' on people parking in there, as I've been dobbed in for it but I was visiting my sister at the time

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I know that from this week, traffic enforcement officers will be patrolling estates that are permit holders only. This is going to happen for Bulls home games.
Anyone parking there who shouldn't will be getting a ticket.

£5 does seem a bit steep tbh although I'm sure the people have done the sums about people not parking there anymore v the increase in revenue.

Will it actually stop people parking there and the convenience they get?

I know this doesn't affect all but wasn't there an offer for season ticket holders to park behind the Coral Stand for a certain amount for the season, I wonder how competitive this is now versus parking at the sports centre.

Guess it's going to hit away fans the most?

We pay £50, but that's not the whole story, as you only get the "opportunity" (

) to pay this if you pay the (considerable) extras to buy the top-dollar centre-stand tickets.

In the old days of so-called Vice Presidents, you paid top whack but this car parking was your perk. Then the marketing-speak men got hold of it and instead of being an inclusive perk, it became an "opportunity", (gee, thanks) to spend an extra bundle of cash.

Don't forget the superb black executive season ticket cover!

How remiss of me! And the chance to test my old 4X4 in genuine marshland/swamp conditions.

£5 to park and £17 to get in, bloody steep considering the club need to invest (on and off the field), I'd have thought they'd be doing more to encourage fans (both home and away).

Having said that it is the Council who set the charge for the parking, maybe the club's hands are tied.

this is the point, it's a Council car park on Council land, and zero to do with the Bulls, who don't get a penny out of it.

You are talking about Bradford Council though so you should be grateful they haven't put hoardings around the Dunny's parking and dug the ba=white[size=9.[/sizestard permanently up.

I was meaning further down - Wesley Avenue, Belmont Avenue and associated cul-de-sacs and crescents. It's the estate at the other side of Cleckheaton Road where you can cut through from the mucky track that runs between the playing fields and the cricket club.

I went in for the Huddersfield game and was shocked at the £3!

Great, this means my free parking place will be busier early.

I think all those who park in Dunns should continue to do so and pay the extra money. Purely for my benefit so that I don't have to fight for my free parking!

Well my car is one less they will have in Dunns. I didn't mind £3 but £5 to sit in a badly managed traffic jam no ta.

Maybe the club should do something in partnership with First - i.e show your Season or Match ticket on the bus and get free transport to and from the game!

I now always park on rooley lane, it's a bit of a walk to the ground but i always get away pretty quick afterwards, I too have also parked on the Richard Dunne 5 a side pitches in the past, and have been still in there 45 minutes after the game ended, never again

We won't now you've gone and let the cat out of the bag, you *1*&^!!**! Grr...!

A fiver? They can get stuffed!

Credit crunch n'all I'll be taking in some fresh Bradford air and walking a little further to get to the ground!

I would say so.

My last visit cost me £30 to park. I got a ticket for causing an obstruction on a street that I have parked on whilst going to Odsal over the last 20 years or so. The parking enforcement officers are out in force.... Watch out.

How can people possibly say that £5 is too much when they then go and waste £17 going into Odsal. In future I will pay £5 to watch the car park and be £12 up on the deal.

only parked in Richard Dunne once and its a nightmare to get out of. Now on our yearly visit to the neighbours we'd sooner park 30 mins walk from the ground. Just means that by the time you get there its plain sailing with very little traffic.

As far back as I can remember, we've always parked off Cleckheaton Road. I'm guessing the next game we'll have to be there nice and early. It's always busy when the Rhinos come to town, never mind the added pressure of those that will opt out of the Dunnes car park