Parking Near Madison/Wabash Station, The Loop
Where Can I Park for Madison/Wabash Station?
Madison/Wabash Station does not have a station car park, so drivers need parking away from the former platform. Parksy lists a covered space at 25 N. Michigan Ave, 244 yd away, for $15 a day, plus a secure 24/7 garage 275 yd away for $11 an hour. Metered parking on upper Randolph Street costs $7 an hour.
- Address
- 29 North Wabash Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Covered Parking at 25 N. Michigan Ave, Chicago, 244 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Nederlander Theatre, 289 yd (4 min walk)
Parking Near The Loop
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Shovan Datta
No Station Car Park at Madison/Wabash
Madison/Wabash Station does not have a station car park. The former station served the Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines (Wikipedia).
The station address is 29 North Wabash Avenue in Loop. Drivers heading for the former platform should not expect a dedicated entrance, staffed parking area, or station-operated spaces. The historic Madison/Wabash elevated stationhouse and platform were identified as the last original station on the east side of the Loop Elevated (Preservation Chicago).
Plan Around Downtown Demand
Commuters using the former station site need to arrange parking away from the station because there is no station lot to absorb weekday demand. The nearest dedicated paid options are garages rather than transit-owned spaces, so a driver can select a reservation or daily arrangement suited to the length of the stay.
The Adams and Wabash Self-Park Garage offers reservations, low hourly and daily rates, and EV charging (iparkit.com). Those features suit drivers who need a guaranteed downtown space or who are leaving a vehicle for several hours. Maggie Daley Park lists metered parking on upper Randolph Street at $7 an hour and garage parking at Millennium Lakeside Garage for $14.76 for 12 hours (maggiedaleypark.com).
Parksy Spaces Near 29 North Wabash Avenue
Parksy lists a covered space at 25 N. Michigan Ave, 244 yd from the station, priced at $15 a day. Its covered setting suits a commuter who wants a fixed daily rate near the Loop without using an open curbside space.
A secure 24/7 garage is 275 yd away and costs $11 an hour. This option fits early arrivals, late departures, and stays whose length is uncertain. A secure space at 35 S. Dearborn St. is 295 yd away and costs $18 a day, making it the better match for a full-day visit when a daily price is more useful than an hourly charge.
Street Parking Around the Former Station
Metered parking is available on upper Randolph Street at $7 an hour (maggiedaleypark.com).
Upper Randolph Street parking is a street option rather than a station car park. The station site is on North Wabash Avenue, while the listed metered spaces are on upper Randolph Street, so drivers should use the signed parking area rather than assume that every curb near the former platform has the same controls.
Nearby Transit and Alternatives
The nearest listed station connection is Nederlander Theatre, 289 yd away, a 4-minute walk. The station is also 314 yd from the center of Loop, placing it within the central downtown area for drivers combining parking with a short walk.
The former Madison/Wabash station served the Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines (Wikipedia). The Adams and Wabash garage provides an alternative downtown parking point with reservations and EV charging (iparkit.com), while Millennium Lakeside Garage is located below Maggie Daley Park (maggiedaleypark.com).
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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 Madison/Wabash Station?
Madison/Wabash Station does not have a station car park, so drivers need parking away from the former platform. Parksy lists a covered space at 25 N. Michigan Ave, 244 yd away, for $15 a day, plus a secure 24/7 garage 275 yd away for $11 an hour. Metered parking on upper Randolph Street costs $7 an hour.
Does Madison/Wabash Station Have Parking?
Madison/Wabash Station does not have a station car park, dedicated entrance, staffed parking area, or station-operated spaces. Drivers heading for the former platform should arrange parking elsewhere.
What Are the Cheapest Nearby Parking Options?
The listed nearby options include a secure 24/7 garage 275 yd away for $11 an hour, a covered space at 25 N. Michigan Ave 244 yd away for $15 a day, and a secure space at 35 S. Dearborn St. 295 yd away for $18 a day. Upper Randolph Street metered parking costs $7 an hour.
Is There Daily Parking Near Madison/Wabash Station?
Yes. A covered Parksy space at 25 N. Michigan Ave is 244 yd from the station and costs $15 a day. A secure space at 35 S. Dearborn St. is 295 yd away and costs $18 a day. Millennium Lakeside Garage offers garage parking for $14.76 for 12 hours below Maggie Daley Park.
Is There 24/7 Parking Near Madison/Wabash Station?
A secure 24/7 garage is listed 275 yd away and costs $11 an hour. It suits early arrivals, late departures, and stays whose length is uncertain. The Adams and Wabash Self-Park Garage also offers reservations and EV charging, providing an alternative for drivers who want a guaranteed downtown space or need to leave a vehicle for several hours.
What Transit Connections Are Near Madison/Wabash Station Parking?
Nederlander Theatre is the nearest listed station connection, 289 yd away, or a 4-minute walk. The former station site is 314 yd from the center of Loop. The former station served the Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, and Purple Lines, while nearby parking alternatives include Adams and Wabash and Millennium Lakeside Garage.
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