Parking Near Washington/Wells Station, The Loop
Where Can I Park for Washington/Wells Station?
Washington Wells Garage is a 10-story public facility operated by iParkit and open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A one-time pass is listed at $12 for one hour for the selected time and date. Parksy also lists a secure 24/7 garage space 79 yards away at $12 an hour, plus nearby daily and monthly options.
- Address
- 100 North Wells Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Garage Parking in Chicago's Loop, 79 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Washington station, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
Parking Near The Loop
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Elmir Jafarov
Parking at Washington/Wells Station
Washington/Wells Station is an elevated Chicago “L” stop at 100 North Wells Street in Loop. Drivers looking for a facility directly associated with the station should instead consider Washington Wells Garage, a 10-story public parking facility operated by iParkit (iparkit.com).
Washington Wells Garage operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week (iparkit.com). A one-time pass is listed at $12 for one hour for the selected time and date (iparkit.com). The station is positioned mid-block between Washington and Madison streets, near Wells Street, so the garage and the elevated platforms serve the same downtown destination (chicago-l.org).
Street Parking Near the Station
The station sits in Chicago’s Loop, where Washington Street, Madison Street, and Wells Street carry dense downtown traffic around the elevated tracks. The station’s mid-block position between Washington and Madison streets places nearby curb spaces alongside active commercial streets rather than in a separate station parking area (chicago-l.org).
Chicago’s transportation authority identifies the stop as part of the downtown “L” network and provides station information, including service alerts and free transfers between all “L” routes serving the station (transitchicago.com). For a driver using curb parking near the platforms, the practical choice is a signed legal space on the surrounding blocks, with the posted restriction governing the stay.
Commuter Parking for The Loop
Washington Wells Garage is open around the clock throughout the week, which suits commuters who arrive before the morning rush or leave after evening work (iparkit.com). Its one-time pass gives drivers a bookable option for a selected time and date, priced at $12 for one hour (iparkit.com).
The facility lists unreserved 24/7 parking at $325, reserved 24/7 parking at $480, and an unreserved nights-and-weekends option at $65 for vehicles entering after 3pm and leaving by 2am (wmwparking.com). Those products suit regular downtown users better than a short visit, while the one-time garage pass fits a single commute or appointment.
Nearby Parksy Parking Spaces
Parksy lists a secure 24/7 garage space in Chicago’s Loop, 79 yards away, at $12 an hour. A garage space in downtown Chicago is also 79 yards away, with a monthly price of $75. These are the closest listed choices for drivers who want a garage and either an hourly or monthly arrangement.
A covered space at 217 W. Washington St. is 93 yards away and costs $15 a day. Two further garage options in the Loop area and at Chicago’s Poetry Garage are each 96 yards away and cost $15 a day. A secure 24/7 garage in downtown Chicago is 135 yards away and costs $300 a month. The nearby daily spaces suit short visits, while the monthly listings suit repeat commuters.
Connections From Washington/Wells
Washington station is the nearest station listed for this stop, 0.2 miles away, or a five-minute walk. The station is 0.2 miles from the center of The Loop, making it practical to park once and continue on foot for nearby downtown destinations.
Free transfer is available between all “L” routes serving Washington/Wells Station (transitchicago.com). The stop opened on July 17, 1995, and forms part of Chicago’s downtown Loop system (wikipedia.org). Drivers who choose a nearby garage can therefore use the station for onward rail travel without needing a second parking location.
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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 Washington/Wells Station?
Washington Wells Garage is a 10-story public facility operated by iParkit and open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A one-time pass is listed at $12 for one hour for the selected time and date. Parksy also lists a secure 24/7 garage space 79 yards away at $12 an hour, plus nearby daily and monthly options.
Is Washington Wells Garage Open 24 Hours?
Yes. Washington Wells Garage operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The facility is a 10-story public parking garage operated by iParkit and is directly associated with the Washington/Wells Station destination.
How Much Is a One-Time Pass at Washington Wells Garage?
A one-time pass at Washington Wells Garage is listed at $12 for one hour for the selected time and date. The pass provides a bookable option for a single commute or appointment. The garage also lists unreserved 24/7 parking at $325, reserved 24/7 parking at $480, and unreserved nights-and-weekends parking at $65.
What Are the Closest Parksy Parking Options?
The closest listed garage choice is a secure 24/7 garage space in Chicago's Loop, 79 yards away, at $12 an hour. A covered space at 217 W. Washington St. is 93 yards away and costs $15 a day.
Can I Park on the Street Near the Station?
Nearby curb spaces are on surrounding blocks alongside active commercial streets, rather than in a separate station parking area. For curb parking near the platforms, use a signed legal space and follow the posted restriction governing the stay. Washington Street, Madison Street, and Wells Street carry dense downtown traffic around the elevated tracks.
Can I Transfer Between “L” Routes at Washington/Wells Station?
Free transfer is available between all “L” routes serving Washington/Wells Station. Washington station is the nearest station listed for this stop, 0.2 miles away, or a five-minute walk. The stop is 0.2 miles from the center of The Loop, so drivers can park once and continue on foot for nearby downtown destinations.
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