For rent: unfurnished stall
It's not uncommon to see folks in Park City this week selling extra Sundance Film Festival tickets. But on Friday afternoon, Tuck Lowe was strolling down Main Street hawking a new kind of Sundance commodity: His parking space.
Lowe owns a condo with a garaged space at the base of Main Street - ground zero for celebrity-spotters, restaurant-goers and other Sundance crashers. He was asking $30 a day for its use while he's out of town this weekend.
"They're always talking about how hard the parking is [during Sundance], so that's what gave me the idea," said the soft-spoken guy. "But I'm not a very good salesman."
It didn't seem to matter. Within minutes he had several takers.
- Brandon Griggs
Lowe owns a condo with a garaged space at the base of Main Street - ground zero for celebrity-spotters, restaurant-goers and other Sundance crashers. He was asking $30 a day for its use while he's out of town this weekend.
"They're always talking about how hard the parking is [during Sundance], so that's what gave me the idea," said the soft-spoken guy. "But I'm not a very good salesman."
It didn't seem to matter. Within minutes he had several takers.
- Brandon Griggs
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