Friday, 16 October 2026 · 20:00
Where to park for WHP + Teletech presents DOOF - Hannah Laing at Depot Mayfield
Hannah Laing and DOOF at Depot Mayfield on Friday, 16 October — it's going to be a proper night. The good news: parking around Mayfield is sorted. We've got 112 street bays and 6 car parks verified and ready nearby, so you can focus on getting to the dancefloor instead of circling the block.
Car parks from £3.90/hr · £9.60/day — verified tariffs
Download the free app to see live availability around Depot Mayfield on the night.
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Friday, 16 October 2026
Event date
20:00
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Parking near Depot Mayfield for WHP + Teletech presents DOOF - Hannah Laing
Three picks, three different plans — the shortest walk, the best pre-show evening, and the fastest way home. All verified Parkwise data. For live availability on the night, download the free Parkwise app.
99 locations mappedSheffield Street Car Park
Closest to the doorsCar Park · Piccadilly
- Type
- Car Park
- Price
- Paid · £6.90/8h · £9.60/day
- Max stay
- All day
- Hours
- 24 hour access
- Operator
- Manchester City Council
- Distance
- 159 m from the venue
- Address
- Sheffield Street, M1 2ND
Good to know
- • Max stay: Until close (official data)
- • Surface car park
- • Charges: Up to 8 hours £6.90 · Up to 24 hours £9.60
- • Disabled bays reserved for Blue Badge holders only. Blue Badge holders can park in any bay and do not need to make payment
- • All payments cashless — pay on arrival by app or ticket machine
Numbered pins are our three picks for this event — tap one for details. Every other dot is a verified street bay or car park. Live availability shows in the app only — download the app to see where drivers found spaces in the last hour.
Why these three?
1 · Closest to the doors
Sheffield Street Car Park — 2 minutes' walk, closest to the venue
This is your play if you want to park and get straight to it. Just 2 minutes on foot from Depot Mayfield's doors, Sheffield Street offers all-day rates (£6.90 for 8 hours, £9.60 for the full day) and it's a no-fuss option for an evening event. Arrive early enough and you'll get a spot with a real short walk back to the car post-show.
Sheffield Street Car Park · ~2 min walk
2 · Make a night of it
Chepstow Street Car Park — 4 minutes' walk, park once and explore
Chepstow Street puts you in Piccadilly proper, where the good bits actually are. Park here and you've got time to wander into a pub, grab some food, or just soak in the pre-show buzz without any car-hunting stress. Rates are £7.40 for 2 hours or £11.60 for 4 hours if you want a leisurely evening before heading over to Mayfield. One car, all the options.
Chepstow Street Car Park · ~4 min walk
3 · Quick getaway
NCP Manchester Piccadilly Plaza — 10 minutes' walk, designed for smooth exits
If you want to avoid the post-show car park chaos, NCP Piccadilly Plaza on New York Street is your answer. Yes, it's a paid operator and a slightly longer walk (10 minutes), but the layout and signage mean you'll actually be able to leave when everyone else is scrambling. Useful if you've got an early start the next day or just can't face the queue.
NCP Manchester Palace Car Park · ~9 min walk
Getting parked for WHP + Teletech presents DOOF - Hannah Laing: the plan
Depot Mayfield sits in the heart of the regenerated Mayfield area, close to Piccadilly. Aim to arrive 45 minutes to an hour before doors, especially if you want a decent spot near the venue or a pre-show drink without rushing. Piccadilly and the surrounding streets tend to fill up quickly on big Friday nights, so early arrivals have the pick. Live parking reports in the Parkwise app expire after 60 minutes, so check availability right before you leave home — that's your best intel on what's actually free when you pull up.
You've got three solid options depending on your priorities. Sheffield Street Car Park is your closest bet at just 2 minutes' walk, making it ideal if you want to drop the car and get straight in. If you'd rather grab a bite or a drink first, Chepstow Street in Piccadilly gives you a 4-minute walk and puts you in the heart of the neighbourhood — plenty of spots to eat and drink before heading over. For post-show getaway peace of mind, NCP Manchester Piccadilly Plaza is a 10-minute walk but designed for easier exit flow when everyone's leaving at the same time.
Plan your exit around the likely rush: once the last track drops, hundreds of people head to the car parks at once. If you've parked at Sheffield Street or Chepstow Street and don't mind a short walk back to the car, you'll likely beat the main exit crush. If you've gone for NCP Piccadilly Plaza, you're already positioned on a main operator lot with clear exit routes — useful if you want to avoid the immediate post-show bottleneck around Mayfield itself.
Make an evening of it
Download the Parkwise app and check live availability right before you head out. Reports refresh every time someone updates, so you'll know which car parks and streets are actually free when you arrive — not what was free two hours ago.
If you're parking at Chepstow Street or anywhere in Piccadilly, give yourself an extra 20 minutes to eat or drink. A proper pub stop before the night starts is never wasted time, and it takes the rush out of getting to the venue.
Arrive 45 minutes to an hour early. Friday nights fill up fast, especially around the Mayfield area, and you'll want your pick of parking before the main crowd rolls in.
Remember the walk times from each car park — 2, 4, or 10 minutes. Pick the one that matches your evening plans, not just the cheapest rate. An extra 2 minutes' walk beats 20 minutes hunting for a space.
After the show, if everyone's heading to their cars at once, stay for a drink or chill with mates for 15 minutes. The car parks will still be busy, but you'll miss the absolute peak crush and actually get out without queueing.
Keep the Parkwise app open while you're parked — live reports mean you can check for any new verified bays nearby if you need to move, and you'll always know what's available when it's time to leave.
Live availability
Spaces come and go in minutes — see what's free right now in the app
The map around Depot Mayfield updates as drivers report spaces. Green means someone recently confirmed availability; amber and red mean limited or full. Every report expires after 60 minutes — so you are never looking at stale data.
- Filter by duration, price, and parking type before you set off
- Set your destination to Depot Mayfield and see parking around it
- Earn free access by reporting spaces when you park
WHP + Teletech presents DOOF - Hannah Laing at Depot Mayfield: parking questions
Is parking free around Depot Mayfield
No, most parking near Depot Mayfield is paid. There are 112 street bays nearby with varying restrictions and rates — some are free evenings and weekends, others are pay-and-display. Your best bet is to use the Parkwise app to see which bays are actually available and what the rules are for the time you're parking. The three car parks we've featured offer the most reliable and predictable pricing for an event night.
How early should I arrive to park
Arrive 45 minutes to an hour before doors open. Friday nights at big venues like Depot Mayfield fill up quickly, and you'll want a decent spot before the main crowd arrives. Early parking also gives you time to relax, grab a drink, or eat without feeling rushed.
Can I check parking availability on this website
No, live availability is app-only. The Parkwise app shows real-time reports from verified parkers, but those reports expire after 60 minutes, so it's only useful when you're actually about to drive. On this website, we show you the car parks and street bays that are nearby and verified — download the app to see what's free right now.
What are the parking rules for street bays in Piccadilly
Street bay rules vary depending on the exact location and time of day. Some are free in the evenings and weekends, others are pay-and-display all day. The Parkwise app shows you the rules for each bay when you check live availability, so you'll know exactly what you're signing up for before you park.
Which car park is best for getting out after the show
NCP Manchester Piccadilly Plaza is designed for smooth exits — it's a main operator lot with clear signage and traffic flow. Sheffield Street and Chepstow Street are closer to the venue but will be busier immediately after the show ends. If you park at Sheffield Street or Chepstow Street and are happy to wait 15 minutes, you'll miss the absolute peak rush.
Do I need a parking app or code to pay at these car parks
Sheffield Street and Chepstow Street are standard Manchester car parks — you can pay at the machine or use RingGo/PayByPhone on your phone if that's easier. NCP Piccadilly Plaza is a paid operator lot and accepts standard NCP payment methods. Check with the car park directly or on their signage when you arrive if you're unsure.
Is there accessible parking nearby
There are accessible spaces at the major car parks we've featured. If you need accessible parking, Parkwise recommends calling Sheffield Street Car Park or Chepstow Street Car Park directly to reserve a space in advance, especially for a busy event night. The NCP Piccadilly Plaza also has accessible spaces available.
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