Parking Near Tribute Communities Centre, Oshawa
Where Can I Park for Tribute Communities Centre?
Tribute Communities Centre is at 99 Athol Street East in Oshawa. On-street parking is free on weekends and after 6:00pm on weekdays. Accessible parking is on Red Tilson Lane, west of the venue, for guests with a valid accessibility permit, with spaces nearest to Gate 1. Private lots and a Parksy lot 310 m away are alternatives.
- Address
- 99 Athol Street East
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Lot in Oshawa - $2/hr, $10/day, 310 m (4 min walk)
Parking Near Oshawa
Tribute Communities Centre, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking at Tribute Communities Centre
The venue is at 99 Athol Street East in Oshawa, with on-street parking available around the arena. Parking on the street is free on weekends and after 6:00pm on weekdays, according to the Tribute Communities Centre directions and parking page (tributecommunitiescentre.com).
Accessible parking is provided on Red Tilson Lane on the west side of the venue for guests with a valid accessibility permit (tributecommunitiescentre.com). The accessible spaces are nearest to Gate 1, making Red Tilson Lane the most direct entry point for eligible visitors (tributecommunitiescentre.com). Private parking lots also surround the arena, giving drivers alternatives to searching only on Athol Street (tributecommunitiescentre.com).
Parking Alternatives Near the Oshawa Arena
Parking Garage 1 is on Centre Street between King and Bond streets. The City of Oshawa lists the garage at $1.75 an hour and $17.50 for the stated daytime period, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday (oshawa.ca). This is a practical downtown option when an event overlaps with weekday business hours.
The venue’s parking information also identifies private parking lots surrounding the arena as alternatives (tributecommunitiescentre.com). The City’s downtown parking information places Parking Garage 1 among the central options, so drivers can compare a garage space with nearby private lots before committing to a longer walk (oshawa.ca).
Street Parking Rules Around TCC
On-street parking around TCC is free on weekends and after 6:00pm on weekdays, under the venue’s published directions and parking guidance (tributecommunitiescentre.com). The weekday evening change makes the street network more useful for shows starting after work, while weekend visitors can use the stated free period.
Event crowds can make legal spaces disappear quickly around Athol Street East and the arena approaches. Accessible parking has a specific location on Red Tilson Lane and requires a valid accessibility permit (tributecommunitiescentre.com). Drivers using the surrounding streets should follow the posted restrictions, since the venue’s parking guidance distinguishes general on-street parking from designated accessible access.
Parksy Spaces for TCC Events
The closest Parksy option is a parking lot 310 m from TCC, priced at $2 an hour or $10 a day. Its distance is comparable to the 310 m between Oshawa centre and the arena, making it a useful choice for a show or match when street spaces are busy.
Further options include a monthly space at 470 Beresford Path, 1.5 km away, at $100 a month; a parking lot with a disabled bay, 2.5 km away, at $2 an hour; and a monthly space at 1062 Nelson Street, 3.2 km away, at $70 a month. Monthly spaces 3.8 km and 5.2 km from the venue are each priced at $100 a month. The closest lot gives the shortest post-event walk, while the monthly spaces are better suited to regular downtown visits.
Rail and Walking Access to the Arena
Oshawa centre is 310 m from TCC, placing the arena within a short walk of central Oshawa. The venue’s address is 99 Athol Street East, so visitors arriving in the downtown area can continue on foot rather than compete for a space immediately outside the building.
The central location also puts Parking Garage 1 on Centre Street between King and Bond streets within the downtown parking network identified by the City of Oshawa (oshawa.ca).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Tribute Communities Centre?
Tribute Communities Centre is at 99 Athol Street East in Oshawa. On-street parking is free on weekends and after 6:00pm on weekdays. Accessible parking is on Red Tilson Lane, west of the venue, for guests with a valid accessibility permit, with spaces nearest to Gate 1. Private lots and a Parksy lot 310 m away are alternatives.
Is Street Parking Free Near Tribute Communities Centre?
On-street parking around the arena is free on weekends and after 6:00pm on weekdays. Event crowds can make legal spaces disappear quickly around Athol Street East and the arena approaches, so drivers should follow posted restrictions and distinguish general street parking from designated accessible access.
Where Is Accessible Parking for the Arena?
Accessible parking is provided on Red Tilson Lane on the west side of the venue for guests with a valid accessibility permit. The spaces are nearest to Gate 1, making Red Tilson Lane the most direct entry point for eligible visitors.
What Does Parking Garage 1 Cost Near the Arena?
Parking Garage 1 is on Centre Street between King and Bond streets. The City of Oshawa lists it at $1.75 an hour and $17.50 for the stated daytime period, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday. It is a downtown option when an event overlaps with weekday business hours.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Option?
The closest Parksy option is a parking lot 310 m from the venue, priced at $2 an hour or $10 a day. Its distance is comparable to the 310 m between Oshawa centre and the arena, making it useful when street spaces are busy.
Can I Walk From Central Oshawa to the Venue?
Oshawa centre is 310 m from the arena, placing it within a short walk of central Oshawa. Visitors arriving downtown can continue on foot rather than compete for a space immediately outside the building. Parking Garage 1 on Centre Street is within the downtown parking network identified by the City of Oshawa.
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