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DALLAS ARTS DISTRICT PARKING UNDERGROUND PARKING Hall Arts Center Parking Garage (formerly the Arts District Garage) Blue Garage 2301 Ross Ave. Entrance on Ross Avenue – $10.00 Belo Mansion Parking 2101 Ross Ave. Entrance on Olive Street. Daily – $3.00 first 30 minutes | $2.00 each 30 minutes after | $10.00 max Evenings, Weekends and Special Events – $10.00 Cathedral Parking Garage Green Garage 1726 Pearl St. and 1703 Crockett Entrance on Crockett Street. Daily – $1.00 per hour | $6.00 daily max Evenings, Weekends and Special Events – $10.00 AT&T Performing Arts Center Lexus Red Parking 2403 Flora St. Entrance on Jack Evans Street, north of Flora Street underneath Sammons Park. More Information Daily/Non-Event – First 30 minutes free (to allow for ticket pickup from the Box Office). $5 after first 30 minutes Events and Performances – $15.00 Special event parking is also available. AT&T Performing Arts Center Lexus Silver Parking 2403 Flora St. Entrance on Jack Evans Street, south of Flora Street underneath the City Performance Hall. More Information Daily/Non-Event – $5 Events and Performances – $15.00 Special event parking is also available. Dallas Museum of Art Parking 1916 N. St. Paul St. Entrance at St. Paul Street and Woodall Rodgers Freeway. – $10.00 Public Garage Hours: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Daily Third Fridays (except December) 10 a.m. – midnight One Arts Plaza Garage Parking 1722 Routh St. Entrance on North side of One Arts Plaza. More Information Daily – $1.25 first 20 minutes | $1.25 each 20 minutes after | $12.00 daily max Evenings, Weekends and Special Events – $5.00 Trammell Crow Center Parking 2001 Ross Ave Entrance on Harwood Street on weekdays. Entrance on Olive Street Evenings (after 6p.m.) and weekends. Daily – $1.20 per 20 minutes | $20.00 daily max Evenings and Weekends – $5.00-$8.00 back to top GROUND LEVEL PARKING Ace Parking Entrance on 2002 Ross, 800 Harwood, or 800 Olive 90 minutes – $5.00 10 hours (Mon-Thu) – $3.00 10 hours (Fri & Sat) – $5.00 10 hours (Sun) – $3.00 24 hours – $12.00 Central Parking 2100 Ross Ave. Entrance on corner of Ross Avenue and Olive Street. Daily – $10.00 Weekends – $5.00 Hall Arts Center Parking 2300 and 2318 Ross Ave. Entrance on Ross Avenue beside Chase Tower. $5.00 One Arts Plaza Parking 1722 Routh St. Entrance on Routh Street. More Information $5.00 Platinum Parking 2500 Ross Ave. Entrance on Ross Avenue across from Wyly Theatre. Daily – $4.00-$5.00 Special Events – $10.00 Parking of America 2430 Ross Ave. Entrance on Ross Avenue across from City Performance Hall. Daily – $3.00 Evenings and Weekends – $5.00 Special Events – $10.00 Star Parking (Olive and Flora) 2121 Flora St. Entrance on Olive. Daily – $10.00 Special Events – $10.00-$15.00 .

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