If Hull KR had a park and ride system just passed the Humber bridge as you enter Hull , how many of you would use it please?

Deffo yes will save the hassle of parking at the school or elsewhere.

Parking is always ok I've found currently and for the recent visit I was away and on the Clive S Way in not too long despite road works.
Once at the Bridge I feel I'm almost there and wouldn't fancy parking up and waiting for a bus. I'd sooner drive straight to the ground.

Too far, always been able to park near the ground

Ditto.

Never had any problems parking at Hull KR but would prefer to be close to the ground and in a traffic jam in my car rather than trying to fight your way onto a park & ride bus after the game, then sit in the same traffic jam stood up on the bus.

I wouldn't.

The little Sports Club at the top of the road is a great place to park, and even that's only if all the spots on the road itself are full.

Never had a problem parking at KR.

Parking was better when the school we use had the back gates open but still we use that and it's good enough.

I don't think we'd use a park and ride for HKR but we have used it for Hull FC. The reason for that is the amount of time it takes to get off that club carpark makes it quicker.

What he said

wouldnt use a park and ride as it's easy to park near the ground, not much point in parking further away and having hassle of having to wait for a bus, sorry

would be better if it started in Wigan and did a pub crawl and stopped at loadsa pubs en route..

it was great when we went to the KC for the playoff game in 07 but thats cos we had over 2 thousand but for a league game when we bring a paltry 600

it wouldnt be worth it

Thats a normal away trip for quite a few of us on here, including myself when I join it!

I was thinking that bilks.
This years hull KR took in a couple of hours at the nags head then a couple moor with George - would you want to give that up for park and ride?

No. What you need to consider is a roof for when it's raining.
And some big brolly's in the special viewing area in the corner.

point well made there Mike

Good point about the roof and the new stand will be starting very soon, however after a recent travel to a grade A ground ( Headingley ) i don't see why we should have a stand with a roof, we got soaked for 80 mins in a flagship ground and one belonging to the champions for 3 of the last 4 years, I think the RFL should be putting more pressure on them to sort this issue, as well as telling ourselves, Wakefield, Cas and Salford to bring grounds up to scratch.