Visiting

All venues for the Midlands Fringe 2025 are located in the centre of Wolverhampton and have disabled access. If you have any particular access needs we request that you contact us to discuss what you require.

Travelling by Public Transport

The centre of Wolverhampton is well served by the railways, Midlands Metro or local bus services. Train services run nationwide and Wolverhampton sits on the West Coast Main Line. The Metro runs regular services to Birmingham, West Bromwich and Wednesbury. The buses provide transport to and from all the local towns. All events will finish by 9.30pm giving you a chance to get public transport home. 

Travelling by Car

There are several car parks around the city centre. Please be aware some car parks are not 24 hours so please ensure you check opening hours. Many of the car parks only accept payment via the Ringgo App on your phone. We recommend downloading the app and setting up an account before you set out. 

Blue Badge Holders

Owners of Blue Badges will find several free parking spots around the city centre. The City of Wolverhampton Council have provided this website which will help you.

Staying Over

You have a variety of places you can stay in Wolverhampton from large chain hotels to Bed and Breakfasts and local properties for short term holiday rentals. 

LGBTQI+ Visitors

PPP are strong supporters of the LGBTQI+ community and we aim for our events to be as inclusive as possible. LGBTQI+ patrons are more than welcome and we have chosen venues who are LGBTQI+ friendly. Everyone is welcome and your safety and security is paramount to this festival. If anyone feels unsafe then please raise this with PPP or the venue.

Refreshments

All our venues provide hot and cold drinks and some provide alcohol. You can also get food ranging from bar snacks to full meals depending on the venue. There are also numerous places to eat and drink in and around the city centre if you need that early morning or late night meal.