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FOOTBALL PARKING MAP Darden Business School UVa Law School Accessible Parking Shuttle The shuttle for fans with disabilities begins two hours before kicko and runs continuously throughout the game. Look The Park for University Transit Service (UTS) buses D3 at the East Gate and at the West Side of d Alderman Road. All buses are equipped Roa US 29/250 Bypass sie with wheelchair lifts. Please obtain a as Department of Parking two-way shuttle pass from the lot attendant. M & Transportation JPJ Ar lington UVa Police Station & GARAGE UVA Parking Legend Visitors Center JPJ Boule Old SURFACE FREE vard Street Public Parking (Fees May Apply) Ivy Road PARKING Millmont VAF Parking FREE UHALL PARKING (No Event Parking) Barracks Road Shopping9 Center Disability Public Parking e 2 WEST out / R RV et tre t S Disability Parking Shuttle Route PARKING me FREE Em Lighted Pedestrian Pathway From PARKING the Fontaine Research Park FREE Carruthers Hall PARKING Public parking is only available in the lots noted on this map. US 250 Football Games WEST University Heights Apartments s Parking areas near Scott Stadium are John Paul Jones Arena reserved on days of home football games. Parking Garages Vehicles parked in these areas after 1:00 AM on the day of the game are subject to Central Grounds Garage $15.00 ticketing and towing at the owner’s expense. - Opens 5 Hours Prior to Game Permit holders impacted by this restriction University Hall - 10 Minute Walk to Stadium may relocate their vehicles to the Emmet/Ivy Garage. Iv North I y Emmet/Ivy Garage $15.00 oad R n R o ma a UHALL - Opens 3 Hours Prior to Game lder d Grounds A UHALL Walk Bridge - 15 Minute Walk to Stadium EAST CAGE Health System South Garage $15.00 FREE - Opens 3 Hours Prior to Game Emmet/Ivy - 15 Minute Walk to Stadium FREE Garage PARKING PARKING Mid mont Lane EMMET Street North H North D IVY Emmet North F North E GARAGE Culbreth Garage North C (EIG) U n i v e CENTRAL r s i Road North B t $15.00 GROUNDS y y A Rugb Grady v e East L GARAGE n Culbreth Theatre u A e Obs East I Bookstore & venue erv ato ry Observatory Hill Parking Garage R $15.00 o a d Dining Hall Alderman Library North G East K Fontaine Research Park Ruffner Hall d Preston Free public parking is available at the oa R East G Fontaine Research Park (not pictured on an map) on a rst-come, rst-served basis rm e East F d beginning 3 hours prior to kicko. Scott Al East B A Newcomb Hall venue North A AFC The Rotunda Stadium is approximately 20 minutes away ad along a lighted pedestrian walkway and Ro Whitehead ick Stadium Road. Corm Scott Stadium Road Thornton Hall Clark Hall Mc Street 14th Cabell Hall East J Runk Dining Hall East E e u Jefferson Park Avenue n East D e East M v A Lower East A a St South s adiu o West m Road Brandon im West M HEALTH Ave Lot M a u Health Science Center r Avenue y Park SYSTEM A son Fontaine v e Jeffer Avenue n SOUTH u 15th Street SW Street e West GARAGE 11th Main Republic Plaza $15.00 Street Health System South Garage.

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