Free parking will be on offer at City of Lincoln Council run car parks on selected dates in and around Lincoln this Christmas, including this evening (November 29).
On selected dates throughout November and December, PayByPhone app users will benefit from free parking at City of Lincoln Council run car parks.
Users need to create a valid parking session on the app so city’s car park attendants can see who has qualified for free parking.
It is PayByPhone at all city council car parks except for Lincoln Central, which is also free on the dates and times below, but there’s no need to use PayByPhone there, people can just park and go.
Anyone deciding to pay for their parking using an onsite Pay and Display machine will need to pay the normal rate.
Free parking on following dates and between these times:
Thursday, November 29 (4pm to 9.30pm)
Thursday, December 6 (4pm to 9.30pm)
Thursday, December 13 (4pm to 9.30pm)
Thursday, December 20 (4pm to 9.30pm)
Friday, December 21 (4pm to 9.30pm)
Saturday, December 22 (4pm to 9.30pm)
For a full list of the of the car parks where this offer is available click here.
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