Parking Near Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station, PA
Where Can I Park for Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station?
The former Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad station is now Landry's Grand Concourse restaurant in Station Square Plaza. The closest listed choices are a Station Square garage and secure covered parking, both 239 yards away at $8 an hour. Several surface lots are also 239 yards away at $5 an hour, while Station Square West Lot parking is 0.2 miles away at $8 an hour.
- Address
- 100 West Station Square Drive
- Closest listed space
- Secure Covered Parking in Station Square, Pittsburgh, 239 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Baltimore and Ohio Station, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station
The former Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad station is now Landry's Grand Concourse restaurant in Station Square Plaza, rather than a functioning passenger terminal (Wikipedia). Station Square also has parking areas serving the adapted railroad property and its surrounding uses (Station Square). The complex is open Monday through Sunday from 8am to 9pm (Station Square).
For a driver arriving at 100 West Station Square Drive, the most relevant parking is in the Station Square complex around the former station building. The nearby spaces listed by Parksy include both a Station Square garage and surface lots, giving visitors alternatives to searching directly beside the historic structure.
Street Parking Around the Former Railroad Station
The station sits in Station Square on the south side of downtown Pittsburgh, with East Carson Street forming part of the historic railroad setting. A historic view identifies a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad parking lot on East Carson Street, looking east from the top of the railroad station (Historic Pittsburgh).
Drivers using public streets around the complex should treat signed restrictions and curb controls as decisive, particularly where retail, restaurant, event, and transit activity overlap.
Commuter Planning for Station Square Parking
Station Square parking serves a mixed-use destination rather than a dedicated rail commuter facility. The former station is occupied by Landry's Grand Concourse restaurant, while Station Square includes retail uses and the Gateway Clipper fleet (Wikipedia; Station Square).
The authority says park-and-ride lots are intended for commuter parking, with commercial, overnight, or long-term parking excluded in designated areas (RidePRT). Its travel information identifies two garages at the transportation center, Blue and Red, with the Red garage somewhat closer to the train station (WPPRrail).
Parksy Spaces Near Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station
Parksy lists a Station Square garage space 239 yards away at $8 an hour, plus secure covered parking in Station Square at the same distance and price. These covered options suit drivers who prefer a garage or sheltered parking close to the former station building.
Several surface choices are also 239 yards away: an affordable stadium lot in Pittsburgh, an affordable stadium lot in Downtown Pittsburgh, and the Station Square West stadium lot, each priced at $5 an hour. A Station Square West lot is 0.2 miles away at $8 an hour. The $5-an-hour lots suit short visits where price matters most, while the $8-an-hour options provide garage, covered, or Station Square West alternatives.
Connections From Station Square
Baltimore and Ohio Station is the nearest station listed for this site, 0.3 miles away and a 7-minute walk from Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station.
Its authority describes those lots as commuter parking facilities and lists 412-255-1385 for designated-area information (RidePRT). The transportation center described by WPPRrail has separate Blue and Red garages, with the Red garage closer to the train station (WPPRrail).
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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 Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station?
The former Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad station is now Landry's Grand Concourse restaurant in Station Square Plaza. The closest listed choices are a Station Square garage and secure covered parking, both 239 yards away at $8 an hour. Several surface lots are also 239 yards away at $5 an hour, while Station Square West Lot parking is 0.2 miles away at $8 an hour.
Is Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station Still a Passenger Terminal?
No. The former station is now Landry's Grand Concourse restaurant in Station Square Plaza rather than a functioning passenger terminal. Station Square has parking areas serving the adapted railroad property and surrounding uses. The complex is open Monday through Sunday from 8am to 9pm.
What Street Parking Is Available Near the Former Station?
The station sits in Station Square, with East Carson Street forming part of the historic railroad setting. A historic view identifies a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad parking lot on East Carson Street. Drivers using public streets should follow signed restrictions and curb controls where retail, restaurant, event, and transit activity overlap.
Which Nearby Parking Is Cheapest?
Several surface choices are 239 yards away at $5 an hour: an affordable stadium lot in Pittsburgh, an affordable stadium lot in Downtown Pittsburgh, and the Station Square West stadium lot. These $5-an-hour lots suit short visits where price matters most. Garage and covered options at the same distance cost $8 an hour.
Is Station Square Parking Suitable for Commuting?
Station Square parking serves a mixed-use destination rather than a dedicated rail commuter facility. The authority says park-and-ride lots are intended for commuter parking, with commercial, overnight, or long-term parking excluded in designated areas. The transportation center has Blue and Red garages, with the Red garage somewhat closer to the train station.
What Is the Nearest Station Connection and Parking Information?
Baltimore and Ohio Station is the nearest station listed, 0.3 miles away and a 7-minute walk from the former station. Its lots are described as commuter parking facilities. RidePRT lists 412-255-1385 for designated-area information. The transportation center has separate Blue and Red garages, with Red closer to the train station.
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