Parking Near One Vanderbilt, Manhattan
Where Can I Park for One Vanderbilt?
One Vanderbilt has no on-site parking, so use a nearby commercial garage. Parksy lists valet parking at 200 Park Avenue, 209 yards away, for $30 a day, while a covered garage space 0.2 miles away costs $30.50 a day. Grand Central Terminal is 121 yards away and provides a 2-minute walk to the building.
- Address
- 1 Vanderbilt Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Valet Parking at 200 Park Ave - MetLife Building Garage, 209 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Grand Central Terminal, 121 yd (2 min walk)
Parking Near Manhattan
One Vanderbilt, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at One Vanderbilt
One Vanderbilt is an office building at 1 Vanderbilt Avenue in Manhattan. The building itself has no on-site parking, so drivers need to use a nearby commercial garage rather than look for an official visitor lot. The SUMMIT One Vanderbilt visitor guide points drivers to parking at 200 Park Avenue, 235 East 44th Street, and 317 Madison Avenue, with 317 Madison Avenue described as a 3-minute walk from the attraction (summitov.com).
The visitor entrance for SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is through the transit hall in Grand Central Terminal, or through the doors next to TD Bank located in One Vanderbilt (summitov.com). Parking.com lists a garage entrance at 38 West 46th Street as a 4-minute walk, along with another entrance at 219 East 41st Street (parking.com). These are commercial parking locations serving the attraction rather than a car park operated inside the building.
Garages Around 1 Vanderbilt Avenue
Several named garages sit within a short walk of the site. A garage at 200 Park Avenue is listed for parking near SUMMIT One Vanderbilt, while 235 East 44th Street and 317 Madison Avenue are also identified in the visitor guide as nearby choices (summitov.com). SP+ Parking at 52 East 41st Street is described as a 2-minute walk, with an advertised rate of $20 to $40 per hour (headout.com).
Parking.com also identifies entrances at 38 West 46th Street and 219 East 41st Street for visitors to SUMMIT One Vanderbilt (parking.com). Drivers heading for a scheduled visit can therefore compare nearby garage entrances before entering the Midtown street grid.
Midtown Traffic and Street Parking Near One
Midtown Manhattan can be slow to cross by car, particularly around Grand Central Terminal and the surrounding avenues. The visitor guide specifically highlights parking at 200 Park Avenue, 235 East 44th Street, and 317 Madison Avenue for people arriving at SUMMIT One (summitov.com).
Street parking around 1 Vanderbilt Avenue is governed by posted New York City signs and curb restrictions. The cited parking guidance directs visitors toward commercial garages rather than describing a free street-parking area (summitov.com).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near One Vanderbilt
Parksy lists valet parking at 200 Park Avenue, 209 yards away, for $30 a day. A covered garage space in Midtown Manhattan is 0.2 miles away and costs $30.50 a day. These options suit drivers who want a reserved space close to the building rather than relying on an unplanned curb search.
Two spaces are 334 yards away: a garage at 17 East 46th Street for $45 a day and an iPark garage in Midtown Manhattan for $45 a day. Parksy also lists a garage at 38 West 46th Street, 0.3 miles away, for $75 a day, plus another Midtown Manhattan parking garage at the same distance for $75 a day. The 38 West 46th Street listing is close to an entrance identified for SUMMIT visitors (parking.com).
Grand Central Terminal Access to One Vanderbilt
Grand Central Terminal is the nearest station to One, at 121 yards and a 2-minute walk. The building can be entered through the transit hall in Grand Central Terminal, with visitors heading west from the main concourse (summitov.com). This makes rail arrival particularly practical for anyone who wants to avoid driving through Midtown before a timed visit or office appointment.
An alternative entrance is through the doors next to TD Bank located in One (summitov.com). The site is 0.5 miles from Manhattan center, while Grand Central Terminal places rail and subway connections immediately beside the building. Drivers using a nearby garage can finish the journey on foot through the terminal rather than searching for curb access at the building entrance.
Sources
* 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 Vanderbilt?
One Vanderbilt has no on-site parking, so use a nearby commercial garage. Parksy lists valet parking at 200 Park Avenue, 209 yards away, for $30 a day, while a covered garage space 0.2 miles away costs $30.50 a day. Grand Central Terminal is 121 yards away and provides a 2-minute walk to the building.
What Are the Closest Parking Garages to One Vanderbilt?
Nearby choices include 200 Park Avenue, 235 East 44th Street, and 317 Madison Avenue. Parksy lists parking at 200 Park Avenue 209 yards away for $30 a day. Two spaces 334 yards away cost $45 a day, including a garage at 17 East 46th Street and an iPark garage in Midtown Manhattan.
How Much Does Parking Near One Vanderbilt Cost?
Parksy lists a $30 a day valet option at 200 Park Avenue and a covered garage space for $30.50 a day, 0.2 miles away. Two 334-yard spaces cost $45 a day. Parking at 38 West 46th Street and another Midtown Manhattan garage costs $75 a day, both 0.3 miles away.
Is There Street Parking Near One Vanderbilt?
Street parking around 1 Vanderbilt Avenue is governed by posted New York City signs and curb restrictions. The cited parking guidance directs visitors toward commercial garages rather than describing a free street-parking area. Midtown Manhattan can be slow to cross by car, particularly around Grand Central Terminal and the surrounding avenues.
How Do I Enter One Vanderbilt From Grand Central Terminal?
Visitors can enter through the transit hall in Grand Central Terminal, heading west from the main concourse. An alternative entrance is through the doors next to TD Bank located in One Vanderbilt. Grand Central Terminal is 121 yards away and a 2-minute walk, making rail arrival practical for a timed visit or office appointment.
Which Garage Is a Short Walk From SUMMIT One Vanderbilt?
SP+ Parking at 52 East 41st Street is described as a 2-minute walk, with an advertised rate of $20 to $40 per hour. The visitor guide also identifies 317 Madison Avenue as a 3-minute walk. Parking.com lists a garage entrance at 38 West 46th Street as a 4-minute walk.
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