Parking Near Seaport Village, Gaslamp Quarter
Where Can I Park for Seaport Village?
The parking facility serving Seaport Village at 400 The Embarcadero lists a standard rate of $8 per hour. Monday through Thursday, and Friday through Sunday, the posted schedule is $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof, followed by $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof. Alternatives 0.4 mi to 0.5 mi away include a $3 an hour garage.
- Address
- 400 The Embarcadero
- Closest listed space
- Prime Garage Parking in Downtown San Diego, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
Parking Near Gaslamp Quarter
Seaport Village, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Seaport Village on the Embarcadero
The centre’s own parking information lists a standard rate of $8 per hour, with a Monday through Thursday offer of $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof, followed by $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof (seaportvillage.com).
Friday through Sunday pricing is also listed by the centre, with $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof and $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof (seaportvillage.com). The parking pages identify the facility as serving the shopping center at 400 The Embarcadero in San Diego (seaportvillage.com).
Parksy Parking Near the San Diego Waterfront
Parksy lists a garage in downtown San Diego 0.4 mi away at $27.25 an hour. The nearby options at 0.5 mi include outdoor parking at 450 2nd Ave. for $10 a month, a garage at 655 West Broadway for $3 an hour, and another garage for $220 a month.
A downtown garage listed at $11 a day is 0.5 mi away, while a secure 24/7 garage space at the same distance costs $7 an hour. The hourly garages are useful when the centre’s standard $8 hourly rate would cost more for a short stay, while the daily and monthly choices suit longer visits or repeated trips.
Other Named Parking Around the Center
The centre’s own parking pages are the named nearby facility in the available local listings, serving the address at 400 The Embarcadero. The location places the shopping center in San Diego near Gaslamp Quarter, rather than within the neighborhood itself.
These locations are between 0.4 mi and 0.5 mi from the center, giving visitors alternatives to parking directly beside the waterfront.
Weekend Demand and Parking Rules at the Waterfront Center
The centre separates its parking charges into Monday through Thursday and Friday through Sunday schedules, so weekend visitors should use the Friday through Sunday rate structure shown on the official parking page (seaportvillage.com). The center’s published rules charge $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof and then $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof on the listed schedules (seaportvillage.com).
Parking information for the center is published through its directions and parking pages, which identify the facility as the parking option for the shopping center at 400 The Embarcadero (seaportvillage.com). The official pages also list a standard rate of $8 per hour (seaportvillage.com).
Walking From Gaslamp Quarter and Nearby Rail Connections
Seaport Village is 0.7 mi from the center of Gaslamp Quarter, making the waterfront shopping center a practical walk from the district for visitors who leave the car behind. The address is 400 The Embarcadero in San Diego, California.
The supplied place information identifies the center and its distance from Gaslamp Quarter, while the local search listings focus on driving directions and parking rather than naming a nearest rail station or station walking time. Visitors arriving by rail can use the downtown waterfront setting as the final destination for their walk.
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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 Seaport Village?
The parking facility serving Seaport Village at 400 The Embarcadero lists a standard rate of $8 per hour. Monday through Thursday, and Friday through Sunday, the posted schedule is $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof, followed by $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof. Alternatives 0.4 mi to 0.5 mi away include a $3 an hour garage.
What Is the Standard Parking Rate at Seaport Village?
The center’s parking information lists a standard rate of $8 per hour. The facility serves the shopping center at 400 The Embarcadero in San Diego. This is the published standard rate, while the center also lists schedules charging $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof and $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof.
How Much Is Parking Monday Through Thursday?
Monday through Thursday, parking is listed at $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof, followed by $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof. The parking information identifies the facility as serving the shopping center at 400 The Embarcadero in San Diego, and also lists a standard rate of $8 per hour.
What Is the Weekend Parking Rate?
Friday through Sunday pricing is listed as $5 for the first 3 hours or part thereof, followed by $3 every 30 minutes thereafter or part thereof. Weekend visitors should use this Friday through Sunday rate structure. The center’s parking information identifies the facility as the parking option for the shopping center at 400 The Embarcadero.
What Cheaper Parking Alternatives Are Nearby?
Nearby alternatives include a garage at 655 West Broadway, 0.5 mi away, for $3 an hour, and a secure 24/7 garage space at the same distance for $7 an hour. A downtown garage is listed at $11 a day, also 0.5 mi away. These options can suit short stays or longer visits.
Can I Walk From Gaslamp Quarter Instead of Parking Nearby?
Seaport Village is 0.7 mi from the center of Gaslamp Quarter, making the waterfront shopping center a practical walk from the district. The address is 400 The Embarcadero in San Diego, California. Visitors arriving by rail can use the downtown waterfront setting as the final destination for their walk.
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