Parking Near National Theater, Richmond
Where Can I Park for the National Theater?
Parking decks directly behind the National Theater are the principal nearby option, with metered street parking within walking distance. Parksy also lists parking 113 yd away for $19 a day, a lot with shuttle service 121 yd away for $9 a day, and secure, lighted 24/7 parking 121 yd away for $12 a day. Prepaid event parking is available through SeatGeek.
- Address
- 629 East Broad Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Parking at 310 N. 8th St., Richmond, 113 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Richmond Main Street Station, 0.6 mi (13 min walk)
Parking Near Richmond
National Theater, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Event-Night Parking Behind National in Richmond
The venue’s parking advice points drivers to parking decks directly behind the venue, with metered street parking also within walking distance (thenationalva.com). The entrance address is 629 East Broad Street, placing the venue 0.2 mi from Richmond centre.
Prepaid event parking is available through SeatGeek for shows at the venue (seatgeek.com). The venue information also lists Yellow Cab service for arrivals and departures (thenationalva.com), which can be useful when a show ends and nearby spaces fill quickly.
Metered Streets and Enforcement Around East Broad Street
Metered street parking is available within walking distance of the venue (thenationalva.com). The venue’s own parking information identifies the parking decks behind the building as the principal nearby option, rather than relying only on curb spaces (thenationalva.com).
Drivers using East Broad Street and the surrounding downtown blocks should follow the posted meter and curb restrictions. Event traffic can make the streets around 629 East Broad Street busier before performances and immediately after they finish, so a reserved or off-street space avoids searching at the busiest point.
Parksy Spaces Within a Short Walk of National
A few steps away, Parksy lists an outdoor lot in Richmond at 113 yd for $19 a day and an outdoor space at 310 N. 8th St. at 113 yd for $19 a day. At 121 yd, a lot with shuttle service costs $9 a day, while a secure, lighted space with 24/7 access costs $12 a day.
The Edison Garage is 189 yd away and costs $15 an hour. St. Paul’s Church Garage is 201 yd away and also costs $15 an hour. The 113 yd and 121 yd options keep the walk short after a performance, while either garage provides a nearby alternative for drivers who prefer structured parking.
Named Richmond Garages and Lots Beyond the Venue Decks
Nearby alternatives listed for the venue include the 623 E. Broad St. Lot, 310 N. 8th St. Lot, 110 N. 7th St. Lot, and 801 E. Cary St. Lot (richmond-theater.com). These named lots give drivers several downtown locations beyond the decks directly behind the building.
The same venue parking guide lists the 902-James Center Main Deck Garage and 107 E. Cary St. among nearby choices (richmond-theater.com). A separate operator listing identifies the Coliseum Garage at 501 N. 7th Street, where drive-up and monthly rates are available (parking.com). SeatGeek also offers prepaid parking for events at the venue (seatgeek.com).
Richmond Main Street Station to National on Foot
Richmond Main Street Station is the nearest station, 0.6 mi from the venue, with a 13 min walk to 629 East Broad Street. The station provides a practical rail alternative for visitors who would rather avoid downtown event parking.
The venue sits 0.2 mi from Richmond centre, so the central location supports a straightforward walk from downtown before a show. Drivers arriving from outside Richmond can use the station as a drop-off or rail destination, then complete the 13 min walk to the 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 the National Theater?
Parking decks directly behind the National Theater are the principal nearby option, with metered street parking within walking distance. Parksy also lists parking 113 yd away for $19 a day, a lot with shuttle service 121 yd away for $9 a day, and secure, lighted 24/7 parking 121 yd away for $12 a day. Prepaid event parking is available through SeatGeek.
Are There Parking Decks Behind the National Theater?
Yes. The venue’s parking advice points drivers to parking decks directly behind the building as the principal nearby option. Nearby alternatives include the 902-James Center Main Deck Garage and the Coliseum Garage at 501 N. 7th Street. The named downtown choices provide alternatives beyond the decks directly behind the venue.
Is Metered Street Parking Available Near the National Theater?
Metered street parking is available within walking distance. Drivers using East Broad Street and surrounding downtown blocks should follow posted meter and curb restrictions. Event traffic can make streets around 629 East Broad Street busier before performances and immediately after they finish, so a reserved or off-street space avoids searching at the busiest point.
What Is the Closest Inexpensive Parking Near the National Theater?
Parksy lists an outdoor lot in Richmond 113 yd away for $19 a day and an outdoor space at 310 N. 8th St. also 113 yd away for $19 a day. At 121 yd, a lot with shuttle service costs $9 a day, while secure, lighted parking with 24/7 access costs $12 a day.
How Much Do Nearby Garages Cost Near the National Theater?
The Edison Garage is 189 yd away and costs $15 an hour. St. Paul’s Church Garage is 201 yd away and also costs $15 an hour. Both provide nearby structured parking alternatives, while the 113 yd and 121 yd options keep the walk short after a performance.
Can I Take Public Transportation to the National Theater?
Richmond Main Street Station is the nearest station, 0.6 mi from the venue, with a 13 min walk to 629 East Broad Street. The station provides a practical rail alternative for visitors who would rather avoid downtown event parking, followed by a straightforward walk to the entrance.
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