Brighton Dome
Church Street
Brighton
BN1 1UE

Location map

Brighton Dome comprises three performance venues:

• The Concert Hall and Corn Exchange are accessed via the entrances on Church Street
• Brighton Dome Studio Theatre (formerly Pavilion Theatre) is entered via New Road

We are located in the city centre, part of the historic Royal Pavilion Estate. We encourage visitors to use sustainable travel options such as public transport, walking or cycling to and from Brighton Dome. 

By foot

Please use Google Maps for directions to Brighton Dome or Brighton & Hove City Council’s Walking Map. 

Move For Change

The Move for Change campaign is powered by the BetterPoints app that uses smartphone technology to track your journeys by bus, train, bike or foot. The BetterPoints or BetterTickets that you earn by traveling actively and sustainably can then be redeemed at selected local stores and online retailers. More info here.

By bike

If you have a bike, there are cycle lanes across the city, including along the seafront and Old Steine. Plan your route using Brighton & Hove City Council’s Cycle Map.

Bikes can be locked up on racks at the bottom of Church Street or New Road.

Alternatively, BTN Bike Share have bike stations across the city. The closest location to dock BTN hire bikes is at the bottom of Church Street, near the entrance to Brighton Dome. 

By bus

Brighton & Hove Buses take you to your favourite places. Buses are a great way to get around our fantastic city, and there are many routes to Brighton Dome.Catching the bus is better for the environment and can help improve air quality with just one bus taking up to 75 cars off the road.Bus stops on North St, Queen’s Rd and Pavilion Parade all within a short walk to the venue. Plan your journey here.

Every weekend in December kids under 16 can travel free. Find out more here.

*Under 16s and BusID holders will be able to travel free when accompanied by an adult or concessionary pass holder. Up to three free children per paying adult. The offer is not available on any night buses. 

By rail

Brighton railway station is a 10-minute walk away with fast, regular services into Brighton from London (journey time just 52 minutes from Victoria or 56 minutes from London Bridge) and from along the coast. For up-to-the-minute travel information, visit Southern Railway or call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950.

By car 

Please check your route for local traffic information before you travel.

On-street parking is very limited near Brighton Dome, but maybe possible after 6pm and on Sundays. There are a number of nearby car parks such as NCP Theatre Car park. 

You can park at the NCP Theatre Car Park for £7.95 (£6.95 using the ParkPassApp) after 5pm (exit by 3am)

For matinee performances Brighton Dome visitors can access a special reduced price on the daytime rate at the NCP Theatre Car Park Church Street and the NCP Car Park on Russell road when using the NCP Park Pass App only.

Up to 4 hours - £8 (normally £18)
Up to 12 hours - £15 (normally £28)

You need to download the NCP Park Pass App (available on Apple and Google devices) and enter the
SaverID (discount code): BRIGHTONDOME linking a payment card and then scan using the app to enter the car park

Electric vehicles and charging

The nearest electric vehicle charging points are in the NCP Theatre Car Park with standard 3 pin (3kW) & Type 2 (7kW) outlets. To find out more about electric vehicles and charging in the city please see Brighton & Hove City Council's website or view all charging points with Electric Brighton or Zap Map. 

By taxi

Places to stay

There are lots of hotels and other types of accommodation close to the venue. Explore Visit Brighton for local recommendations.

Access

Download Blue Badge parking information (PDF)
Download Blue Badge parking information (Word)

Photo: Brighton Dome (Church Street entrance) © Matthew Andrews