Vibes claim all three points thanks to goals from Joe Cockrill, Michael Snowdon (2) and Barry Milligan.
It didn't take long for Cockerill to get his second of the season on only his second start, the ball ricocheted from a defender and into his feet and he produced a lovely finish into the top corner in the 8th minute to open the scoring.
Vibes were on the prowl and just three minutes later Craig Altringham played a lovely through ball to Snowdon who slotted his chance away.
Another three minutes later, it was 3-0 to the home side, this time through Barry Milligan who got on the end of a Snowdon cross to get his first of the season.
Park Inn grew into the game, a little bit after the third goal and started getting some shots away but Elliott Campbell was equal to every effort in the first half.
This didn't last for long as in the 37th minute Vibes got their fourth of the morning as Milligan returned the favour to Snowdon who got his seventh in two games against the Park Inn and his 15th of the season.
Campbell was equal to a great strike one-on-one in the 40th minute, making sure his side kept a four-goal lead going into the half-time break.
After some changes the game fell very flat in the second half and Vibes could not really get going again.
In the 54th minute, Campbell made another superb stop this time low to his left, to keep the clean sheet intact.
However, this did not last for too long as in the 60th minute, the Park Inn snatched a goal back as a loose ball was tapped in at the back post, Vibes switching off momentarily.
Joe Boarder had a golden opportunity for a goal but went through one-on-one absolutely messed up the finish.
That was the last real action of the match as the game was already done, Park Inn still had something to give.
In the 90th minute, they got their second, but it was very much too little too late, this time it was Sean Ridden who dispatched his effort as Vibes were caught napping.
Disappointing to concede two in this one, but a win is a win and there was a great display of football in the first half. Man of the match is awarded to Elliott Campbell, who had a superb morning in goal, especially in the second half - the scoreline would have been a lot worse without him. UTV.
