Parking Near One Tabor Center, LoDo
Where Can I Park for One Tabor Center?
The covered Tabor Center Garage at 1200 17th Street is the most direct option, with access and security available 24/7 and EV charging through six ChargePoint stations. Nearby alternatives include Independence Plaza, a 2-minute walk, and The Q, a 3-minute walk. Parksy also lists spaces from $4 a day at 163 yards.
- Address
- 1200 17th Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at 1551 Lawrence St. Writer Square, Denver, 163 yd (2 min walk)
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One Tabor Center, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at One Tabor Center in Union Station
One Tabor Center is at 1200 17th Street in Union Station, near LoDo. The building’s covered Tabor Center Garage serves the site, with access and security available 24/7 according to Beacon Capital (beaconcapital.com). The garage also provides parking for nearby restaurants and games involving the Rockies, Nuggets, and Colorado Avalanche (parkchirp.com).
The garage is the most direct option for drivers visiting the skyscraper, and EV charging is available at the Tabor Center Garage. PlugShare lists six ChargePoint electric-vehicle charging stations at 1200 17th St (plugshare.com). Covered parking is also available through LAZ Parking, according to WeWork (wework.com).
Busy Game Days and Street Parking Near One Tabor Center
Restaurants and the wider downtown setting add further competition for spaces around 17th Street, Curtis Street, and Market Street.
Denver’s public parking facilities include locations operating from 5am to 11pm daily, with posted charges of $3 for 2 hours, $5 for 3 to 5 hours, $8 for 12 hours, and $16 for an all-day maximum (denvergov.org). The city also lists a $35 early-bird rate for vehicles entering by 9am (denvergov.org). These city rates apply to the listed public facilities rather than automatically to every curbside space near the building.
Parksy Parking Spaces Close to One Tabor Center
Parksy lists a driveway space at 1551 Lawrence St in Writer Square, 163 yards away, for $4 a day. A covered space in Denver’s 80202 area is 171 yards from the site and costs $7 a day. A private downtown Denver space with 24/7 access is 185 yards away at $55 a week.
Further options include a Denver garage space 210 yards away for $5 a day, a monthly garage space at 1560 Market St, 226 yards away, for $5 a month, and a monthly space at 1280 18th St, 235 yards away, for $239 a month. The short distances make these spaces practical alternatives when the building garage is busy.
Other Garages and Public Parking Around 1200 17th Street
Parking.com lists Independence Plaza at 1601 Curtis Street as a 2-minute walk from One Tabor Center (parking.com). The same listing names The Q at 1776 Curtis Street as a 3-minute walk, giving drivers two nearby named facilities beyond the building’s own garage (parking.com).
Denver’s public parking program includes lots and garages with time-based rates, including $3 for 2 hours, $5 for 3 to 5 hours, $8 for 12 hours, and a $16 all-day maximum (denvergov.org). The city also publishes a $35 early-bird option for entry by 9am (denvergov.org). Those public facilities are useful alternatives for longer downtown visits when a private garage is full.
Walking and Rail Access From Union Station to One Tabor Center
The site is in Union Station, Colorado, near LoDo, and the address places it within the downtown rail and walking network. Drivers using a park-and-ride approach can finish the journey on foot instead of looking for curb parking beside the skyscraper.
Parking.com identifies Independence Plaza at 1601 Curtis Street as a 2-minute walk and The Q at 1776 Curtis Street as a 3-minute walk from One Tabor Center (parking.com). These short walks make the named garages suitable for visitors who want to leave the car outside the immediate building entrance while remaining close to 1200 17th Street.
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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 One Tabor Center?
The covered Tabor Center Garage at 1200 17th Street is the most direct option, with access and security available 24/7 and EV charging through six ChargePoint stations. Nearby alternatives include Independence Plaza, a 2-minute walk, and The Q, a 3-minute walk. Parksy also lists spaces from $4 a day at 163 yards.
Is Parking Available 24/7 at One Tabor Center?
The covered Tabor Center Garage provides access and security 24/7. Covered parking is also available through LAZ Parking, and EV charging is available at the garage. PlugShare lists six ChargePoint electric-vehicle charging stations at 1200 17th St.
What Are the Closest Parking Alternatives to One Tabor Center?
Independence Plaza at 1601 Curtis Street is a 2-minute walk, while The Q at 1776 Curtis Street is a 3-minute walk. Parksy also lists a driveway space at 1551 Lawrence St, 163 yards away, for $4 a day, plus a covered space 171 yards away for $7 a day.
How Much Does Parking Near One Tabor Center Cost?
Parksy lists spaces for $4 a day at 163 yards, $7 a day at 171 yards, $55 a week at 185 yards, and $5 a day at 210 yards. Monthly options include $5 a month at 226 yards and $239 a month at 235 yards.
What Are Denver Public Parking Rates Near One Tabor Center?
Denver public parking facilities list charges of $3 for 2 hours, $5 for 3 to 5 hours, $8 for 12 hours, and $16 for an all-day maximum. The city also lists a $35 early-bird rate for vehicles entering by 9am. These rates apply to listed public facilities.
Can I Walk or Use Rail Access After Parking Near One Tabor Center?
The site is in Union Station, near LoDo, within the downtown rail and walking network. A park-and-ride approach lets drivers finish on foot instead of seeking curb parking beside the skyscraper. Independence Plaza is a 2-minute walk and The Q is a 3-minute walk.
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