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VISITOR PARKING Visitors to the UCF Campus Must Purchase a $5 Daily Permit: Available at the Short-Term Parking: One- Or Daily Or Hourly Parking Permit TO OVIEDO NV McCULLOCH RD WEST PLAZA DR BBS N O R T Y H A W LAKE CLAIRE Y O R O T R IC V I TS O KNIGH N B L V D R D A Z A R L D P TSS A T Z S A A T H L E LVD NOR P GEMINI B T S E2 E TOWERS ST LKCR W H10 GEM P INI B LV R D E1 D ALUM N RK O A R P K T E H RE CSEL G H7 H9 H6 CB2 P E4 LC MEMORY MALL H8 NSC CB1 D1 D2 H5 P G415 P AGORA RD TRNP AQUARIUS H4 C1 PAC H2 WEST URUS DR CENTA H1 P ENG1 C2 H3 BA1 PGI TC2 ARB BIO LIB TC1 HPH UCF QUICK GUIDE G MSB CHEM PSB T E S A M CAPS E Alumni Center, FAIRWINDS ALUM F4 I D N SUM C3 LV CFE Arena ARNA G3 I B AND TO I B LCC N L P FLA I Library, John C. Hitt LIB E8 V B1 P M TOLL ROAD 417 ROAD TOLL D LAK E G INT’L AIRPORT W VOL Millican Hall MH D8 E P CIT A S MIRC T L Student Union STUN E7 A B2 L F I A B Howard Phillips Hall HPH D8 R Y B3 OSC B11 A A POL P D B12 Visitor & Parking Info VPI D10 D R T V P P R L B4 B Welcome Center, UWC D9 A B13 Y P P B9 I IT Duke Energy Univ. L S GE P ER MIN IV B5 I B B10 UN VPI LVD SO UTH LG B6 PARKING P P BH LPS “D”, “R” (Students/Resident/Visitors) Events Garage B7 BYC P P P T200 “B” (Faculty) P “C” (Staff) N CMMS Lake Claire H N B15 Towers B8 P Metered Parking Motorcycle Pads L I B R Available throughout campus A D D R V B16 L P MMAE A B CENTRAL FLORID B16 UPD P O ARA DR O L S U E SEC S R E B17 P B18 IC LAKE LEE OTC STTC Y WA RK PA RCH RESEA P3 TO HWY 50 AND TOLL ROAD 408 VISITOR PARKING Visitors to the UCF campus must purchase a $5 Daily Permit: Available at the Short-term Parking: One- or daily or hourly parking permit. Daily or hourly Visitor and Parking Information two-hour timed parking spaces permits may be purchased at the Visitor and Center. Daily permits are valid are located at the Visitor and Parking Information Center. The options for in all of the “D” parking lots Parking Information Center in short-term parking are timed spaces located and unreserved garages. The parking lot B-6. at the Visitor and Parking Information Center, “D” parking areas are denoted Coin Meter Parking: Coin or the coin meter spaces located throughout with green signs. Daily permits meters are located throughout the campus. Payment must be made prior to are also available at any of the the campus. Please take note parking. The center accepts cash or credit pay stations located throughout of the time limit posted on each cards (Visa, MasterCard or American Express). campus. The pay stations accept meter location. The permit pay stations accept cash or credit cash (no change given) or credit card. No change is given from the permit card. After 5:30 p.m., daily pay machines. parking permits are $3. 2014-15 Parking & Transportation Services EXPLORE MAP BY EXPLORE MAP BY BUILDING ABBREVIATION Campus Map ORGANIZATION NAME ABBR. BUILDING NAME GRID ABBR. BUILDING NAME GRID ORGANIZATION NAME ABBR. GRID ORGANIZATION NAME ABBR. GRID ARB Arboretum H7 OBSV Robinson Observatory K13 & Admissions, Graduate MH D8 Print Shop PRNT H9 ALUM FAIRWINDS Alumni Center F4 OTC Orlando Tech Center H14 UNIVERSITY Parking OF CENTRAL FLORIDA • ORLANDO, Guide FLORIDA Admissions, Undergraduate UWC D9 Recreation & Wellness Center RWC F10 ARNA CFE Arena G4 P2 Inst. for Simulation & Training F16 Arboretum ARB H7 Registrar’s Office MH D8 ARNA Veterans Academic Resource Ctr. G4 P2 Partnership II F16 Arts & Humanities CAH D5 Regional Campuses, Admin. UTWR F15 BA1 Business Administration I F7 P3 Partnership III F17 Auditorium FCE F9 Rehearsal Hall RH D7 BA2 Business Administration II F7 PAC Performing Arts Center C7 Barbara Ying Center BYC D11 Research Pavilion PVL HI6 BBS Jay Bergman Field H2 PRNT Print Shop H9 Biological Sciences BIO F7 Robinson Observatory OBSV K13 BH Burnett House C10 PSB Physical Sciences Bldg. G8 Bookstore (Washington Center) JTWC E7 ROTC (Army/Air Force) CB2 F5 BHC The Burnett Honors College D7 PSY Psychology Building F5 BPW Scholarship House BPW D11 Sciences CSB E7 BHNS Football Stadium J3 PVL Diversity Initiatives H16 The Burnett Honors College BHC D7 Siemens Energy Center SEC L13 BHNS Ticket Office, Athletics J3 PVL Research Pavilion H16 Burnett House BH C10 Simulation, Training & Tech. Ctr. STTC H15 BIO Biological Sciences F7 PVL Student Accounts H16 Business Administration I BA1 F7 Softball Stadium SBS K5 BPW BPW Scholarship House D11 PVL UCF Foundation, Inc. H16 Business Administration II BA2 F7 Sophomore Center HPH D8 BYC Barbara Ying Center D11 RH Rehearsal Hall D7 Card Services JTWC E7 Student Academic Resource Ctr. HPH D8 CAH Arts & Humanities D5 RWC Recreation & Wellness Center F10 Career Services CSEL F5 Student Accounts PVL H16 CAPS Counseling Services F8 SBS Softball Stadium K5 PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES is responsible for Center for Multilingual CMMS D11 Student Disability Services FCF F9 CB1 Classroom Building I E6 SEC Siemens Energy Center L13 Multicultural Studies Student Legal Services FCC F9 CB2 Classroom Building II F5 STTC Simulation, Training & Tech. Ctr. H15 providing and maintaining all parking facilities and transportation CFE Arena ARNA G4 Student Union STUN E7 CHEM Chemistry F8 STUN Student Union E7 Chemistry CHEM F8 Teaching Academy TA C8 CMMS Center for Multilingual D11 Teaching Academy C8 Classroom Building I CB1 E6 Technology Commons I TC1 E8 TA services on campus. There are 18,772 parking spaces, 10 parking Multicultural Studies TC1 Technology Commons I E8 Classroom Building II CB2 F5 Technology Commons II TC2 E7 CNH Colbourn Hall D7 TC2 Technology Commons II E7 Colbourn Hall CNH D7 Theatre TH F7 CNH Writing Center D7 TH Theatre F7 garages and 37 surface lots of various sizes and configurations. Our Counseling Center CAPS F8 Ticket Office, Athletics BHNS J3 CROL CREOL (Optics) G7 TRNP Timothy R. Newman Pavilion I6 Creative School 1-3 CSC1-3 G9 Timothy R. Newman Pavilion TRNP I6 CSC(1-3) Creative School (1-3) G9 TSS Track & Soccer Stadium H3 transportation services include a fleet of 37 shuttle buses serving 20 CREOL (Optics) CROL G7 Track & Soccer Stadium TSS H3 CSB Sciences E7 UPD Police/Public Safety Bldg. H12 Diversity Initiatives PVL H16 Transfer & Transition Services HPH D8 CSEL Career Services F5 UTWR Nursing F15 off-campus student residential communities, Central Florida Research Early Childhood Center ECC G9 UCF Foundation, Inc. PVL H16 CSEL Experiential Learning F5 UTWR Regional Campuses, Admin. F15 Education Complex & Gym ED C9 University Testing Center HPH D8 ECC Early Childhood Center G9 UTWR Research & Commercialization F15 Park and the UCF campus community. Engine Research Lab ERL K13 University Writing Center CNH D7 ED Education Complex & Gym G9 UTWR Victim Services F15 Engineering I ENG1 F7 Veterans Academic Resource Ctr. ARNA G4 ENG1 Engineering I F7 UWC Admissions, Undergraduate D9 Engineering II ENG2 F7 Victim Services UTWR F15 ENG2 Engineering II G7 UWC Welcome Center, D9 Parking Services also offers other services, including vehicle jumps Experiential Learning CSEL F5 Visitor & Parking Information VPI D10 ERL Engine Research Lab K13 Duke Energy University Facilities and Safety FSC H13 Visual Arts Building VAB D6 FCA Garden Room F9 VAB Visual Arts Building D6 and temporary and visitor parking permits. Students, faculty and FAIRWINDS Alumni Center FAC F4 Wayne Densch 1 & 2 WD1-2 E10 FCA Live Oak Room F9 VPI Visitor & Parking Information D10 Ferrell Commons FC F9 Wayne Densch Sports Ctr WDSC I4 FCC Student Legal Services F9 WD1-2 Wayne Densch 1 & 2 E10 staff may purchase parking permits online atparking.ucf.edu . Financial Assistance MH D8 Welcome Center, UWC D9 FCD Marketplace Dining Hall F9 WDSC Wayne Densch Sports Center I4 First Year Advising HPH D8 Duke Energy University FCE Auditorium F9 INFORMATION AND POINTERS: Football Stadium BHNS J3 FCF Student Disability Services F9 RESIDENCE HALLS Fraternity & Sorority Life G415 A6 RESIDENCE HALLS FCG Ferrell Commons F9 BRE Brevard Hall F9 > Arrive early: The most Citations must be appealed Garden Room FC F9 Brevard Hall BRE F9 FSC Facilities and Safety H13 CIT Citrus Hall G9 convenient parking spaces online at parking.ucf.edu. Harris Corp. Engineering Ctr. HEC G7 Citrus Hall CIT G9 G415 Fraternity & Sorority Life A6 FLA Flagler Hall G8 Health & Public Affairs I HPA1 F6 Flagler Hall FLA G8 fill first. HAB Housing Administration G9 H108-114 Hercules Community (108-114) F11 > Safe Escort Patrol Service: Health & Public Affairs II HPA2 G6 Hercules Community (108-114) H108-114 F11 HC Health Center & Pharmacy F8 LAK Lake Hall E8 > Carpool: It saves gas and (SEPS) provides escorts Health Center & Pharmacy HC F8 Lake Claire Community (55-70) LC55-70 C5 HEC Harris Corp. Engineering Ctr. G7 LC55-70 Lake Claire Community (55-70) C5 improves parking availability Sunday through Thursday, Housing Administration Bldg. HAB G9 Lake Hall LAK E8 N156-58 G11 HPA1 Health & Public Affairs I F6 N156-158 Neptune Community (156-158) G11 on campus. To find commute 7 p.m.–12:30 a.m.
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