Parking Near Arizona State University Downtown, Phoenix
Where Can I Park for Arizona State University Downtown?
ASU’s Health North Lot offers daily and hourly parking at $3 per hour, with a maximum rate of $15, every day for 24 hours. The University Center II Lot is also listed for daily, hourly and visitor parking. Nearby Parksy options include a downtown Phoenix valet space 166 yards away for $26 a day and Taylor Street garage parking 254 yards away for $16 an hour.
- Address
- 411 North Central Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Valet Parking in Downtown Phoenix, 166 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Union Station, 0.7 mi (15 min walk)
Parking Near Phoenix
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Arizona State University Downtown Campus Parking
ASU Parking and Transportation Services manages parking for the downtown campus (cfo.asu.edu). A permit allows parking in a specific location but does not reserve a parking spot, and permit prices are based on the facility’s proximity to campus (cfo.asu.edu). For a short visit, the Health North Lot offers daily and hourly parking at $3 per hour, with a maximum rate of $15, every day for 24 hours (cfo.asu.edu).
The University Center II Lot is also listed by ASU among the downtown campus daily, hourly and visitor parking facilities (cfo.asu.edu). Vehicles can park in the Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue lots Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to posted signage (cfo.asu.edu). The campus is at 411 North Central Avenue, so visitors should choose the lot and payment option that match the purpose and length of the visit.
When Downtown Campus Parking Is Hardest
Parking demand is most sensitive to the weekday campus schedule in downtown Phoenix. ASU states that the Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue lots operate for vehicles Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. (cfo.asu.edu). Those operating hours make weekday daytime parking the key period to plan around, particularly for students and staff arriving for classes or work.
ASU requires drivers to follow posted signage in the Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue lots (cfo.asu.edu). The university also says parking is not allowed in residence hall lots, reserved stalls, and other restricted locations where special permits are required, including red and green areas (cfo.asu.edu). Visitors should avoid using restricted campus spaces as overflow parking, since a convenient-looking stall may require a different permit.
Other Parking Near the ASU Downtown Campus
Downtown Phoenix gives drivers alternatives beyond the university-operated facilities. The Parksy spaces around the campus include a Taylor Street garage, covered parking at Wells Fargo Plaza, and valet spaces in downtown Phoenix. These options are useful when a campus lot does not suit the length or timing of a visit.
A Taylor Street garage space is 254 yards away and costs $16 an hour. Three covered Wells Fargo Plaza spaces are each 0.2 miles away and cost $15 an hour. The Parksy listings also include a downtown Phoenix valet space 166 yards away for $26 a day and a Phoenix, AZ valet space near 85004, 0.2 miles away, for $16 a day. Hourly spaces suit short appointments, while daily valet spaces are better for a longer campus visit.
Parksy Spaces Near Arizona State University Downtown
The closest priced Parksy option is a downtown Phoenix valet space 166 yards from the campus, priced at $26 a day. A Taylor Street garage space is 254 yards away at $16 an hour, making it practical for a shorter class, appointment, or campus meeting.
Wells Fargo Plaza has three covered Parksy spaces, each 0.2 miles away and priced at $15 an hour. Covered parking can suit staff or visitors who want a garage-style option near Central Avenue. A second valet space near 85004 is also 0.2 miles away and costs $16 a day, which suits students, staff, or visitors staying for much of the day.
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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 Arizona State University Downtown?
ASU’s Health North Lot offers daily and hourly parking at $3 per hour, with a maximum rate of $15, every day for 24 hours. The University Center II Lot is also listed for daily, hourly and visitor parking. Nearby Parksy options include a downtown Phoenix valet space 166 yards away for $26 a day and Taylor Street garage parking 254 yards away for $16 an hour.
How Much Does Short-Term Parking Cost at the Downtown Campus?
The Health North Lot offers daily and hourly parking at $3 per hour, with a maximum rate of $15, every day for 24 hours. The University Center II Lot is also listed among the campus daily, hourly and visitor parking facilities. Choose the payment option that matches the purpose and length of the visit.
When Are the Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue Lots Open?
Vehicles can park in the Second Avenue and Fourth Avenue lots Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to posted signage.
Can I Use Any Campus Parking Space With a Permit?
A permit allows parking in a specific location but does not reserve a parking spot. Parking is not allowed in residence hall lots, reserved stalls, or other restricted locations where special permits are required, including red and green areas. Drivers should follow posted signage and avoid using restricted campus spaces as overflow parking.
What Nearby Garage Parking Is Available?
The Taylor Street garage is 254 yards away and costs $16 an hour. Wells Fargo Plaza has three covered spaces, each 0.2 miles away and priced at $15 an hour. These hourly spaces suit short appointments, classes, or campus meetings when a campus lot does not fit the visit.
What Daily Valet Parking Is Available Nearby?
A downtown Phoenix valet space is 166 yards away and costs $26 a day. A second valet space near 85004 is 0.2 miles away and costs $16 a day. Daily valet spaces suit a longer campus visit, including time spent for much of the day.
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