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Parking at
National League Ballparks
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AT&T Park |
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Parking can be found in numerous lots in the downtown San
Francisco area. It is encouraged that public transportation
is used to get to the game. |
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Busch Stadium |
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Parking
for Cardinals games is available in surface lots and
multilevel indoor facilities. When purchasing
tickets, 15-minute free curbside parking is
available in front of the ticket offices at 250
Stadium Plaza. Call the lots for information on
reserved season-long parking rates.
South Bus Lot, (314) 421-421-4063, at Spruce
and 7th St., is a surface lot. Cars $12 per game.
RVs, trucks $50 per game.
Buses: the rate is $100 per day for weekday, day
games.
Buses: the rate is $60 per week night and weekend
games.
East Stadium Lot, (314)
421-7475, 200 S. Broadway, is a multilevel indoor
garage. Cars $12 per game.
West Stadium Lot, (314)
421-2613, 100 S. 9th St., is a multilevel indoor
garage. Cars $12 per game. |
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Chase Field |
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There are lots of parking options around Chase Field in the downtown Phoenix area within quick walking distance. |
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Citizens Bank
Park |
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Parking Lots surround Citizens Bank Park in the sporting
complex. Fans can expect to pay around $10 to park.
For Official Directions, use
Mapquest.com |
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Coors Field |
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Single-game parking passes are available in
a Rockies operated lot for $7 per pass in Lot B. Passes can
be purchased at the Coors Field Ticket Office, King Soopers,
any Rockies Dugout Store or by calling 1-800-388-ROCK. Bus
passes are $25 per pass.
ON-SITE PARKING:
There are 3,800 spaces on-site at Coors Field. Day of game
parking is available in Lot B for $7. RV parking is
available for $25 at 27th and Blake streets. Motorcycle
parking is available for $7 in Lots A and B. Coors Field
parking lots open three hours prior to game time and are
staffed and operated by Central Parking, (303) 312-2040.
BICYCLE PARKING:
Bicycle parking is available near Gate E at the left-field
corner of Coors Field and across from Gate B at 22nd and
Blake streets. There is also limited bike parking along
Blake Street (please see a Coors Field representative for
specific locations).
OFF-SITE PARKING:
More than 46,000 spaces are located in downtown Denver,
approximately 18,000 of which are within a 15-minute walk.
During the baseball season, parking restrictions (meters,
etc.) will be strictly enforced until 10 p.m. in the
neighborhoods surrounding Coors Field. Consider parking
along the 16th Street Mall or the Broadway/Lincoln Center
and taking the shuttle.
RTD:
Leave the driving to RTD. Use RockiesRide, the Broadway
Shuttle, Light Rail, or regional or local routes. Call (303)
299-6000.
MAIN PARKING LOT SECTION A
LOCATION:
Immediately adjacent to Coors Field, just outside Gate A in
right field. Lot A sits between Blake Street and the
railroad tracks extending northeast to the 27th Street
entrance.
Access:
Lot A can be accessed from 22nd/Park Ave. at Wazee or at
27th and Blake streets. Access to I-25 is via Park Avenue.
Access to I-70 is via Broadway/Brighton Blvd.
Features:
This lot is paved, lit and fenced in. Lot A is on the
ballpark site and will be staffed by Central Parking
personnel. The stadium is a short walk along a pedestrian
walkway to Gate A.
Estimated Walk Time:
Walk time from your car to Gate A is approximately one to 10
minutes.
Cost:
The price per game for Section A is $9 and available only to
season ticket holders.
SECTION B LOCATION:
Adjacent to Coors Field, Lot B is next to Lot A between
Blake Street and the railroad tracks extending from the 27th
Street entrance out toward 30th.
Access:
Lot B can be accessed at 27th and Blake streets or at 33rd
and Blake. Access to I-25 is via Park Avenue. Access to I-70
is via Broadway/Brighton Boulevard.
Features:
This lot is paved, lit and fenced in. Lot B is on the
ballpark site and will be staffed by Central Parking
personnel. The stadium is a short walk along a pedestrian
walkway to Gate A.
Estimated Walk Time:
Walk time from your car to Gate A is approximately 15
minutes.
Cost:
The price per game for Section B is $7.
DISABLED PARKING LOCATION:
Two hundred disabled parking spaces are available
immediately adjacent to Gate A, in the front of Lot A.
Access:
Disabled parking can be accessed from 22nd/Park Avenue at
Wazee; at 27th and Blake streets; or at 33rd and Blake.
Access to I-25 is via Park Avenue. Access to I-70 is via
Broadway/Brighton Boulevard.
Features:
Lot A is paved, lit and fenced in. Disabled parking is on
the ballpark site and will be staffed by Central Parking
personnel. Through Gate A, elevators, ramps, stairs and
escalators provide access to the various levels of Coors
Field.
Estimated Walk Time:
Access to the ballpark is almost immediate, as these spaces
are directly adjacent to Gate A.
Cost:
Disabled parking will be sold on the day of the game at $7
per vehicle. A valid state issued Disabled parking permit
and/or a Disabled license plate must be displayed to park in
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Dodger Stadium |
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Massive parking
lots surround Dodger Stadium. |
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Dolphins Stadium |
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Parking lots surround Dolphins Stadium. For your
convenience, parking gates 2 and 5 open two and a half hours
prior to the first pitch. All other parking gates open 2
hours prior to the first pitch. Parking for all baseball
games is $9.00 per car. Club Seat holders and Executive Suiteholders may use the valet parking service that is
located at Gates A, C and G. |
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Great American
Ball Park |
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Parking at Great American Ball Park can be found in numerous
lots that surround the stadium and in downtown Cincinnati. |
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Miller Park |
- Parking lots open
three (3) hours prior to game time
- Miller Park gates
open two (2) hours prior to game time
By
Car:
- A limited amount
of Preferred Parking is accessible from Miller
Park Way. ($10.00)
- General Parking is
accessible from all gates with the exception of
the Mitchell Blvd. Exit ($6.00)
- Handicap Parking
is accessible from all gates. ($6.00)
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Minute Maid Park |
Finding a parking
space in Downtown Houston can be easy and
inexpensive when you plan ahead. Use a map to find
parking options located near your Downtown
destination. Have a second location in mind in
case your first choice is full.
Minute Maid Park is a short walk from most of
Houston's downtown garages and surface parking
lots. It is estimated that almost 25,000 parking
spaces are available in a walkable distance for
ballpark events.
The key to a successful parking experience for
Astros games will be to park in the area in which
you have entered Downtown and to exit in the same
direction. By taking advantage of free public
transportation or simply walking, you will be able
to arrive at the ballpark in a matter of minutes.
Parking Tips to make your trip easier:
- Read all signs
before you park. Look for signs and banners with
the baseball "P" that designates public parking.
- Carry nickels,
dimes and quarters for parking meters. Many
surface lots are unattended and require payment
in advance. Keep some one dollar bills handy.
- Some Downtown
restaurants and hotels offer shuttle service.
Ask about parking when calling for lunch or
dinner reservations.
- The best way to
explore Downtown is on foot. You might discover
a great new shop or restaurant! Please be
respectful of neighborhoods and residential
areas.
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For Official Directions, use
Mapquest.com |
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Petco Park |
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The San Diego Padres, in partnership
with Ace Parking, offer a broad range of parking options at a
variety of price levels and locations. Fans have a choice when it
comes to the price and location of parking. More than 27,000 parking
spaces are located near the ballpark in the downtown area. Of those
spaces, 11,000 have been designated specifically for PETCO Park fans
at prices from $3, $5, $8, $10,and $12 depending on proximity to the
ballpark. Premium parking is also available directly adjacent to
PETCO Park for $17. Each parking zone has been designated a
different color for easy referencing on the downtown access and
parking map. Fans should choose a parking location based upon the
direction they'll be heading after the game whether it is to the
north, east or south. |
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PNC Park |
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If you're coming from the NORTH, you
should park in the NORTH!
Your best parking choice is to use one of the North Shore surface
lots or garages around PNC Park. By staying on the North Shore,
you'll have the easiest access, to and from the ballpark, to I-279
North, Route 65 or Route 28. If you are coming from the north,
your parking choices on the North Shore
include lots 7A, 7B, 7C or 7D, the surface River Road lots,
Allegheny Center garage and North Shore Garage.
If you're coming from the EAST, SOUTH or WEST - parking downtown
will be best for you.
You can then get to the ballpark by walking over the Clemente
Bridge. With several parking options downtown costing only $3.00 on
game days, it's an easy and cost effective way to get to the
ballpark!
After the game, if you are going SOUTH or WEST, you'll have easy
access to the Liberty Bridge / Tunnel via the Boulevard of the
Allies entrance ramp. You can then follow the directional signage to
I-279 South, Route 19 South and Route 51. If you're headed EAST,
you'll have easy access to I-376 (Parkway East) via the Seventh
Avenue or Stanwix, Wood and Grant Street ramps. |
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RFK Stadium |
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Parking can be found in lots surrounding the stadium. Public
transportation is also available via MetroRail. |
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Shea Stadium |
Shea Stadium
Main Lot
Main Toll Plaza - 126th
Street and Northern Blvd.
Pre-Paid
Lot - off Roosevelt Ave.
Official
Lot - off Roosevelt Ave.
C Lot
Toll Plaza - South of the Whitestone Expressway
Shea Stadium South Field - South of
stadium on Roosevelt Ave.
Whitestone Lot - North of stadium
under the Whitestone Expressway
Marina Lot - North of stadium and
White Stone Expressway
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Turner Field |
Central Parking
System operates all official Turner Field parking facilities.
There are approximately 1,200 parking spaces available to the
general public west of I-75/85 and another 800 parking spaces
available in the Orange lot which is located on the corner of
Hank Aaron Drive and Fulton Street. Charter buses and limousines
should park in the Blue lot and are only allowed access through
the Fulton Street entrance. Before and after the game, please
follow the directions of Atlanta City Police to avoid
congestion.
Public parking is $10.00 per car, $30.00 per bus, RV or limo.
Handicapped parking is located in the South (Green) lot (east of
I-75/85) and is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. |
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Wrigley Field |
The Cubs operate
and supervise a parking lot located at 1126 W. Grace St. Parking
passes can be purchased through the mail or in person at the
Wrigley Field box office.
Parking around Wrigley Field is heavily restricted. In some
areas close to Wrigley Field parking is not allowed on the
streets without a resident permit sticker showing on your car's
windshield. During night games there is no parking allowed on
any of the streets in the Wrigleyville area without a resident
permit sticker showing on your car's windshield.
Several businesses in and around Wrigley Field sell parking on
gameday. However parking anywhere around Wrigley Field is tough
anytime. Your best bet is to use public transportation by taking
the CTA Red Line Train to the Addison stop. |
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