Parking a pretty penny
Finding a parking space in Park City during Sundance was already a nightmare - now you have to pay for it. While people who examined the festival's catalogue knew they needed $10 cash to park at Lots G and F on Prospector Square - festival mainstays that have been free for years — most people didn't. Hopefully the price gouging will cut down on traffic.
The Trib has already recommended that you park at Kimball Junction and take the bus up, but if you must park, we've tried to track down some costs. (There is no master list available.)
- The lot across from the city park by the library (on Park Avenue) is free, but fills up fast.
- The Monitor Drive lot, en route to the Racquet Club, is only open after 3 p.m. on weekdays and all-day Saturday. Sunday, it's closed.
- Lots G and F are $10.
- The Yarrow Hotel, next to the Holiday Village Cineplex, charges $15.
- The China Bridge lot in Swede Alley behind Main Street is $20. (Don't expect to find spots near Main Street.)
- Jeremy Mathews
The Trib has already recommended that you park at Kimball Junction and take the bus up, but if you must park, we've tried to track down some costs. (There is no master list available.)
- The lot across from the city park by the library (on Park Avenue) is free, but fills up fast.
- The Monitor Drive lot, en route to the Racquet Club, is only open after 3 p.m. on weekdays and all-day Saturday. Sunday, it's closed.
- Lots G and F are $10.
- The Yarrow Hotel, next to the Holiday Village Cineplex, charges $15.
- The China Bridge lot in Swede Alley behind Main Street is $20. (Don't expect to find spots near Main Street.)
- Jeremy Mathews
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