Parking Near Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Design District
Where Can I Park for Perot Museum of Nature and Science?
Lot B is the museum’s main parking lot beneath the Woodall Rodgers Freeway, accessed from Broom Street. Non-members pay $15 per vehicle, while members pay $5 per vehicle during operating hours. It is first-come, first-served, with a limited number of accessible spaces, so arriving early is practical for a predictable stop.
- Address
- 2201 North Field Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Lot in Dallas, TX - 1100 McKinney Ave., 284 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Union Station, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
Parking Near Design District
Perot Museum of Nature and Science, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Lot B Under the Woodall Rodgers Freeway
The main museum parking lot is Lot B, beneath the Woodall Rodgers Freeway, with access from Broom Street. Parking costs $15 per vehicle for non-members, while members pay $5 per vehicle when parking in Lot B during operating hours (perotmuseum.org). The lot is at the 2201 North Field Street site in Klyde Warren Park-Arts District PID, near Design District.
Lot B operates on a first-come, first-served basis, so arriving early is the practical choice when a visit needs a predictable stop. The museum identifies a limited number of accessible parking spaces in Lot B, located under the freeway, for visitors who need them (perotmuseum.org).
Named Alternatives Around North Field Street and Downtown Dallas
ParkMobile identifies Lot 152 as the closest parking option to the museum and South Victory 1 Garage as the cheapest option, starting at $5 (parkmobile.io). Those named facilities give drivers alternatives beyond the museum's own Lot B when the main lot is not the preferred choice.
The museum's directions page provides an interactive map covering parking and local transit options around the site (perotmuseum.org). The museum also states that Lot B is accessible via Broom Street, making that entry road the clearest approach for drivers heading to the official facility.
Busy Visits and Driving Around the Museum District
Lot B is first-come, first-served, so demand can affect whether a space is available when you arrive (perotmuseum.org).
The official visitor information places the main lot under the Woodall Rodgers Freeway, while the FAQ identifies Broom Street as its access point (perotmuseum.org). Drivers should use Broom Street for the museum lot rather than treating North Field Street as the parking entrance. The site is 0.7 mi from the center of the nearby Design District.
Parksy Spaces Near Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Parksy lists a driveway space at 1100 McKinney Ave, 284 yd away, for $10 a day. The nearby outdoor space at 1206 Corbin St is 0.2 mi away and costs $10 an hour, while the M-Lot outdoor space is also 0.2 mi away at $90 a month.
Lot 33 in downtown Dallas is 0.2 mi away and costs $15 an hour. A further outdoor space at 1113 Hord St is 0.3 mi away for $15 a day, and covered parking at 1920 McKinney Ave is 0.3 mi away for $10.42 a day. These spaces offer hourly, daily and monthly choices around the museum area.
Union Station Access to the Museum
Union Station is the nearest rail station, at 0.8 mi from the museum and a 17-minute walk. For visitors arriving without a car, that route connects rail travel with a direct walk toward the 2201 North Field Street address.
The museum provides local area transit information through its directions page and interactive map (perotmuseum.org). Union Station is therefore the key nearby rail reference for planning a visit, while the museum's official information keeps parking and transit guidance together for the approach to the site.
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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 Perot Museum of Nature and Science?
Lot B is the museum’s main parking lot beneath the Woodall Rodgers Freeway, accessed from Broom Street. Non-members pay $15 per vehicle, while members pay $5 per vehicle during operating hours. It is first-come, first-served, with a limited number of accessible spaces, so arriving early is practical for a predictable stop.
How Much Does Parking Cost at Perot Museum of Nature and Science?
Parking in Lot B costs $15 per vehicle for non-members. Members pay $5 per vehicle when parking in Lot B during operating hours. Lot B is beneath the Woodall Rodgers Freeway and is accessed from Broom Street. The lot operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Where Is the Main Parking Lot and How Do I Enter It?
The main lot is Lot B beneath the Woodall Rodgers Freeway, at the 2201 North Field Street site in Klyde Warren Park-Arts District PID. Drivers should use Broom Street for the parking entrance rather than treating North Field Street as the entry. The official lot is near Design District.
What Alternative Parking Options Are Near Perot Museum of Nature and Science?
ParkMobile identifies Lot 152 as the closest parking option and South Victory 1 Garage as the cheapest, starting at $5. Parksy also lists a driveway at 1100 McKinney Ave for $10 a day and spaces at 1206 Corbin St and M-Lot, each 0.2 mi away, with different hourly and monthly pricing.
Is Parking at Lot B Guaranteed During Busy Visits?
No. Lot B is first-come, first-served, so demand can affect whether a space is available when you arrive. Arriving early is the practical choice when a visit needs a predictable stop. The museum identifies a limited number of accessible parking spaces in Lot B beneath the freeway.
Can I Reach Perot Museum of Nature and Science by Rail?
Union Station is the nearest rail station, at 0.8 mi from the museum and a 17-minute walk. That route connects rail travel with a direct walk toward the 2201 North Field Street address. The museum’s directions page and interactive map provide local area transit information alongside parking guidance.
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