Parking Near Pacific Place, First Hill
Where Can I Park at Pacific Place?
Pacific Place’s indoor self-park garage is at 600 Pine Street and accepts cash, with accessible, oversized-vehicle, motorcycle, and electric-vehicle parking. Nearby Parksy options include a garage at 1508 7th Ave, 151 yards away for $10 a day, and One Convention Place Garage, 223 yards away with covered parking for $12 a day.
- Address
- 600 Pine Street
- Closest listed space
- Prime Seattle Parking at 1508 7th Ave. Garage, 151 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Union Station, 1.0 mi (21 min walk)
Parking Near First Hill
Pacific Place, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Pacific Place Garage Access and Parking Details
The center’s garage provides indoor self-park parking for shoppers, diners, and cinema guests at 600 Pine Street in Central Business District, near First Hill. Pacific Place describes the facility as well lit, with large parking spaces, while LAZ Parking identifies indoor self-park, cash acceptance, handicap accessibility, oversized-vehicle parking, motorcycle parking, and electric-vehicle charging (pacificplaceseattle.com; lazparking.com).
The garage is also marketed as hourly and daily parking for Seattle Convention Center event attendees, Pacific Place shoppers, restaurant patrons, and nearby hotel guests (parkchirp.com).
Parksy Spaces Close to Pacific Place
Parksy lists a garage at 1508 7th Ave, 151 yards away, for $10 a day. A garage at 1700 7th Ave is 186 yards away and costs $12 an hour. One Convention Place Garage offers covered parking 223 yards away for $12 a day.
Two outdoor Seattle spaces are 175 yards away at $275 a month, while another Seattle space is 231 yards away for $32 a day. The $10-a-day garage and $12-a-day covered garage can beat an hourly visit to the center’s facility when the stay runs beyond a short stop. The $275-a-month outdoor options suit drivers making repeated visits, while the $32-a-day space provides another fixed daily option near the mall.
Weekend Shopping, Events, and Garage Rules
Pacific Place’s garage serves shoppers, restaurant patrons, cinema guests, and Seattle Convention Center event attendees, so demand can rise when several of those uses overlap (pacificplaceseattle.com; parkchirp.com). Event parking is specifically promoted alongside the convention center, making the nearby garages relevant for drivers visiting downtown during programmed events (parkchirp.com).
The facility is self-park rather than valet parking, and LAZ Parking lists accessible parking, oversized-vehicle parking, motorcycle parking, and electric-vehicle charging among its services (lazparking.com). The published facility pages do not provide a time limit, sales-day rule, enforcement schedule, or weekend-specific restriction.
Other Named Parking Near the Mall
Pacific Place Garage is the named parking facility associated with the mall and is described as offering convenient hourly and daily parking for Pacific Place visitors, local restaurant patrons, nearby hotel guests, and Seattle Convention Center event attendees (parkchirp.com). The garage is also identified as the mall’s indoor self-park facility, with cash acceptance and electric-vehicle charging listed among its services (lazparking.com).
One Convention Place Garage is another named nearby option in the Parksy listings. It provides covered parking 223 yards from the mall at $12 a day. Drivers comparing named facilities can use Pacific Place Garage for the center’s own indoor self-park service or One Convention Place Garage for a separately listed covered daily option.
Walking From Union Station to Pacific Place
Union Station is the nearest station listed for Pacific, at 1.0 mile away and a 21-minute walk. The route ends at 600 Pine Street in Central Business District, near First Hill, so rail passengers can continue on foot instead of searching for a downtown space.
The mall is 0.5 mile from the First Hill center. That distance makes the location practical for a walk from the surrounding neighborhood, while Union Station provides the stated rail connection for visitors arriving from farther away.
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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 at Pacific Place?
Pacific Place’s indoor self-park garage is at 600 Pine Street and accepts cash, with accessible, oversized-vehicle, motorcycle, and electric-vehicle parking. Nearby Parksy options include a garage at 1508 7th Ave, 151 yards away for $10 a day, and One Convention Place Garage, 223 yards away with covered parking for $12 a day.
Does Pacific Place Have Indoor Self-Park Parking?
Yes. Pacific Place’s garage provides indoor self-park parking for shoppers, diners, and cinema guests at 600 Pine Street in Central Business District, near First Hill. The facility is described as well lit with large parking spaces. LAZ Parking lists cash acceptance, handicap accessibility, oversized-vehicle parking, motorcycle parking, and electric-vehicle charging.
What Are the Closest Daily Parking Options Near Pacific Place?
A Parksy garage at 1508 7th Ave is 151 yards away and costs $10 a day. One Convention Place Garage provides covered parking 223 yards away for $12 a day. The $10-a-day garage and $12-a-day covered garage can beat an hourly visit to the center’s facility when the stay runs beyond a short stop.
Is Pacific Place Parking Useful for Convention Center Events?
The garage is marketed as hourly and daily parking for Seattle Convention Center event attendees, shoppers, restaurant patrons, and nearby hotel guests. Event parking is specifically promoted alongside the convention center, so nearby garages are relevant for downtown visits during programmed events. One Convention Place Garage offers covered parking 223 yards away at $12 a day.
What Parking Services and Vehicle Options Are Available?
The facility is self-park rather than valet parking. Listed services include cash acceptance, handicap accessibility, oversized-vehicle parking, motorcycle parking, and electric-vehicle charging. Pacific Place describes the garage as well lit with large parking spaces. The garage serves shoppers, restaurant patrons, cinema guests, and Seattle Convention Center event attendees.
How Far Is Pacific Place From Union Station?
Union Station is the nearest station listed for Pacific, at 1.0 mile away and a 21-minute walk. The route ends at 600 Pine Street in Central Business District, near First Hill. The mall is 0.5 mile from the First Hill center, making it practical to walk from the surrounding neighborhood.
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