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“We’re stuck now. We’re building a theatre. We want it to be successful, obviously ... we don’t care who does it, we need a car park,” he told The Press.
There are over 1000 spots in car parking buildings less than a 10-minute walk away - between 500m and 800m - from the theatre’s new Gloucester St site.
But Wakefield said they were too far for patrons to walk.
Fuck cars
There's also a major bus stop less than 5 minutes walk away and the cities central bus interchange is less than 10 minutes walk away!?
Then build a parking garage under or above your theatre.
I wonder how many theatres in Paris have a car park.
I guess they must all have closed by now. Too bad.
However the council also says any applications for a car parking building won’t be accepted.
Christchurch City Council are stewards to the city, great job folks