Not sure the away car park is still there, few bits of ground have been rebuilt. Not great by ground as they close a couple of roads and they are getting big gates these days. 
 

Last couple of teams we have been there parked on a little estate just round the corner. 

Looks from the ground guide linked on the site that away parking is no more

The parking bit makes pretty depressing reading tbh

https://footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/championship/st-andrews-birmingham-city.html

Retail park near the ground should hopefully be ok. Distinct lack of secure car parks but I guess the industrial types should be ok?

Before the Chungy header game, we had a good drink and a warm welcome in The Rainbow (I think). 

Realised I've just lined you all up....as far as I'm aware not a Blue Oyster job. 

5 hours ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Retail park near the ground should hopefully be ok. Distinct lack of secure car parks but I guess the industrial types should be ok?

Parked on that last time

2 hours ago, tomski said:

Parked on that last time

Quick look on Google maps, I'm guessing you mean the one with B&M and Iceland etc.

Reckon we'll try that.

Nice one folks 👍 

2 hours ago, boogs said:

Quick look on Google maps, I'm guessing you mean the one with B&M and Iceland etc.

Reckon we'll try that.

Nice one folks 👍 

It had a chicken shop. I only remember as I ate my tea there

I've only been twice. A 3-1 win in the late 80s, Reeves and Darby were amongst the scorers and the West Midlands Police were the chippy w*nkers you expected them to be in them days. Other time, we parked right next to the ground but it was v Coventry when they played there.

I don't fancy driving to this and might do a rare travel club excursion. 

Been once in 2016. We played long ball for 90 minutes to the target man that is Zach Clough, Clayton Donaldson scored the winner and the car broke down on the M6 on the way back. 
 

Definitely not in a rush to do it again. 

Anyone heading out from the city centre? Doesn’t look like there’s an easy metro route etc., so it’s either taxi, walk or jump on a bus

11 hours ago, Eddie said:

Anyone heading out from the city centre? Doesn’t look like there’s an easy metro route etc., so it’s either taxi, walk or jump on a bus

Walked it a few times, 20 to 30 mins depending on pace.

couple of decent Irish boozers on the way from memory

Villa at home to some Italians same night. 
 

City Centre might be lively. 

16 minutes ago, Ani said:

Villa at home to some Italians same night. 
 

City Centre might be lively. 

Bologna

 

thats madness playing on the same night

12 hours ago, Eddie said:

Anyone heading out from the city centre? Doesn’t look like there’s an easy metro route etc., so it’s either taxi, walk or jump on a bus

I usually walk up from New St, passing the coach station it takes around 20/25 minutes.

There's a few, mostly Irish, pubs on the way & one or two on the side roads off Digbeth, all alright if you;re sensible, but there's no more between going under the railway bridge & the ground.

On 15/10/2024 at 19:57, Duck Egg said:

I've only been twice. A 3-1 win in the late 80s, Reeves and Darby were amongst the scorers and the West Midlands Police were the chippy w*nkers you expected them to be in them days. Other time, we parked right next to the ground but it was v Coventry when they played there.

I don't fancy driving to this and might do a rare travel club excursion. 

Was at that win too.

Moody outside the away end afterwards; the dark exacerbating the situation as whordes of zulu types came charging across the wasteland.

21 minutes ago, RUREADY2ROLL said:

Bologna

 

thats madness playing on the same night

Just seen that Walsall and Stoke are at home the same night too. Some planning that. 

Don't think Stoke will have much of an impact.

Different county.

15 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Don't think Stoke will have much of an impact.

Different country.

 

1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Don't think Stoke will have much of an impact.

Different time zone.

 

Last time I went, I think we played Coventry there. Junior and I walked down to Bordesley train station about 800yds from ground and got the train back to New St.

45 minutes ago, Traf said:

Last time I went, I think we played Coventry there. Junior and I walked down to Bordesley train station about 800yds from ground and got the train back to New St.

No trains there now

17 hours ago, bolton va va said:

I usually walk up from New St, passing the coach station it takes around 20/25 minutes.

There's a few, mostly Irish, pubs on the way & one or two on the side roads off Digbeth, all alright if you;re sensible, but there's no more between going under the railway bridge & the ground.

Done the same, some good bars down that road

17 hours ago, matty2094 said:

Just seen that Walsall and Stoke are at home the same night too. Some planning that. 

New Street Station be interesting..

17 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Was at that win too.

Moody outside the away end afterwards; the dark exacerbating the situation as whordes of zulu types came charging across the wasteland.

Remember that - they had planks of wood and throwing bricks, bottles etc from that waste ground opposite. 

when we scored the third a load in the seats to our right upped and left - waiting for us outside.