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allegiantstadium.com Parking and Transportation Program for Allegiant Stadium FAQs GENERAL INFORMATION Who operates the parking facilities for Allegiant Stadium? • Official parking facilities for Allegiant Stadium will be operated by Las Vegas Stadium Events Company, LLC (“StadCo”), a Raiders affiliated company. StadCo manages Stadium operations, including parking and transportation. What is the Parking and Transportation Program for Allegiant Stadium? • StadCo has developed a first-class, comprehensive Parking and Transportation Program that offers manyparking, transportation and tailgating options. • The Program is developed in cooperation with community partners, including local government agencies, area property owners and nearby Casino-Hotel resorts. • The Program is dynamic and will continue to evolve as we learn more about consumer preferences during the Stadium’s inaugural year. • The Program is based on best practices from other NFL and major stadiums around the country. • StadCo is working with Parking and Transportation Group – Las Vegas (PATG-LV), the same company that helped to create the traffic plan for T-Mobile Arena, including Vegas Golden Knights games; the company also manages parking for Las Vegas Ballpark, home of the Las Vegas Aviators. • The Program incorporates the best in wayfinding technology and digital tools, including a mobile app, to make finding parking easy. • Employing a distributed parking approach, the Program offersmany options to mitigate single points of congestion and accommodates a variety of consumer preferences for transportation, parking and tailgating. • The Program includes more than 25,000 parking spaces near Allegiant Stadium, including 15,000 spaces within walking distance. There is a minimum of 7,000 spaces for tailgating including 5,000 spaces within walking distance of the Stadium and an additional 1,700 spaces at the Warm Springs Park & Shuttle lot. • The Program will include multiple areas for rideshare (Uber/Lyft), taxi, shuttle and limousine drop-off and pick-up. • Special fan experiences will include the ability to walk from Las Vegas Blvd. to the Stadium across the Hacienda overpass, which will be closed to automobile traffic on game days. This will provide a safe and experiential opportunity. • The Program is highly managed and includes not just parking, but also traffic flow and traffic management, strategic street closures and more. • The goal of the Program is to make getting there part of the game day experience. allegiantstadium.com Where is the Stadium District? • The Stadium District includes the area around Allegiant Stadium, bounded by Tropicana Ave. to the north, the railroad tracks to the west and south, and I-15 to the east. Included in this area are several parking lots managed by StadCo. • In addition to the Stadium District, parking is located at: - Casino-Hotel resort properties in proximity to the Stadium - Nearby off-site Park & Shuttle lots managed by StadCo during games/events with shuttle service to the Stadium How much parking is available? • There are more than 25,000 spaces near Allegiant Stadium. - This includes more than 14,000 spaces in the Stadium District and at nearby off-site Park & Shuttle lots. - Nearby Casino-Hotel properties offer more than 11,000 spaces. - More than 15,000 spaces are located within walking distance of the Stadium. - More than 7,000 spaces accommodate tailgating. • Local examples of distributed parking include T-Mobile Arena and Las Vegas Ballpark. • Examples of NFL stadiums that successfully employ distributed parking include Mercedes Benz Stadium (Atlanta Falcons) and CenturyLink Field (Seattle Seahawks). How much parking is needed for Allegiant Stadium? • Based on experiences of other NFL stadiums in urban areas, a large percentage of patrons use rideshare services, taxis and public transportation, significantly reducing the need for parking. Survey results of Allegiant Stadium Personal Seat License holders indicate this to be the case for Las Vegas. Given the unique nature of Las Vegas and the adjacent Strip corridor, we expect a large percentage of patrons to walk or use alternative methods of transportation to get to Allegiant Stadium. • Parking options at Allegiant Stadium will exceed demand. How does the number of parking spaces at or near Allegiant Stadium compare to other NFL stadiums? • Relative to other NFL stadiums in urban areas, Allegiant Stadium ranks near the top in total number of available spaces, including both stadium-controlled spaces and third-party controlled spaces. • The number of parking spaces available for events at Allegiant Stadium is consistent with or exceeds in many cases, the number of parking spaces at most other NFL stadiums. Where is parking located? • There are more than 25,000 parking spaces near Allegiant Stadium, including: - 2,375-2,715 spaces: on-site parking for premium ticket holders, emergency vehicles, transit; tailgating allowed (size of event will dictate number of available spaces) allegiantstadium.com - 6,500 off-site spaces: multiple lots within walking distance throughout the Stadium District operated by StadCo with tailgating allowed at select lots - 1,800 spaces: dedicated lot for tailgating operated by StadCo within walking distance of Stadium, located near Valley View Blvd. and Reno Ave. - 4,425 spaces: two off-site parking areas with shuttle service to the Stadium - 150-200 spaces for RVs: available upon reservation at the Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort located west of I-15 and south of Blue Diamond Rd., with shuttle service to the Stadium - 200 spaces for RVs: lot located near the Stadium - 11,000-plus spaces at nearby or partner Casino-Hotel properties Where can I find a parking map for Allegiant Stadium? • Once parking lots are finalized, a parking map can be found on AllegiantStadium.com. VIP PARKING Is there VIP parking? • Premium ticket holders will have the first opportunity to access the on-site parking area. OFF-SITE PARK & SHUTTLE LOCATIONS Where are off-site parking lots with shuttle service to Allegiant Stadium? • Warm Springs Parking Site: Located at Warm Springs and I-15 OVERSIZED VEHICLE PARKING Is RV parking available? • A lot for up to 200 RVs, located at the Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort, east of I-15 and south of Blue Diamond Rd., will be available by reservation and will include shuttle service to the Stadium. Information about the reservation process will be posted on AllegiantStadium.com. • Additional RV parking space near the stadium is in progress. Check back for further details. What are the vehicle size restrictions? • Vehicles larger than 20 feet in length and eight feet in width are considered oversized and must be parked in the RV lot. allegiantstadium.com PARKING FEES How much does parking cost? • Parking will range from $10 to $200 per game/event. Price is based on location and proximity to the Stadium. Details will be announced prior to the date parking passes go on sale. Is there a senior/military/local discount for parking? • No PAYMENT METHODS What form of payments are accepted at the parking lot entrances? • All parking lots owned/managed by StadCo are cashless for Raiders games. Credit cards, debit cards and electronic payments are accepted. SEASON PASSES When can I buy a season parking pass? • Season parking passes will go on sale in Spring 2020 and will be available at AllegiantStadium.com. • Season ticket members will be notified in advance of the on-sale date. • Season parking passes are available for all lots operated by StadCo, including off-site Park & Shuttle lots. Are season parking passes transferable? • Yes How do I access my parking pass? • Season parking passes are available in hard copy format or can be accessed digitally via phone app. • Single-game parking passes will be digital only. Can I use my full season parking pass for non-Raiders events? • No, season parking passes are good for Raiders games only. SINGLE-GAME PARKING PASSES Can I pre-purchase a single-game parking pass and for which parking lots? • Yes, pre-purchasing parking is always recommended to save time and ensure you have a place to park. • Pre-purchased single-game parking passes are available at select lots operated by StadCo, including off-site Park & Shuttle lots. You can purchase at Allegiantstadium.com allegiantstadium.com Am I guaranteed a parking space if I pre-purchase a game-day parking pass or a season parking pass? • Yes, you will be guaranteed a space in the lot for which you purchased a space. Can I choose my parking spot? • No, you cannot reserve a parking space, but you are guaranteed a space in the specific lot where you purchased parking. Can I pay for parking on arrival at the parking lot? • Subject to availability, parking lots operated by StadCo are cashless for Raiders games. Payment must be made by credit or debit card or electronic payment. NUMBER OF PARKING PASSES How many parking passes can I buy? • VVIP, Loge and Suite buyers: - Per the Personal Seat License agreement, VVIP buyers with a minimum of two seats and Loge buyers will receive one complimentary parking pass. Suite owners should reference their suite contract for information regarding complimentary parking passes. • Club and Reserved buyers: - Information will be released later this Spring regarding the opportunity to purchase a season parking pass. PARKING LOT HOURS How early can I park before a game? • All parking lots operated by StadCo will open approximately four hours prior to kick-off for Raiders games and approximately three hours prior to the start of non-Raiders events. How long will parking lots remain open? • One hour after the end of the game/event. ELECTRIC CAR PARKING Is there designated parking for electric cars with access to electric car chargers? If so, where? • Yes. Locations are still being finalized. allegiantstadium.com ADA PARKING ACCESS What about ADA access? • Lots operated by StadCo will be ADA compliant. • ADA parking placards must be accompanied by a valid parking pass for access to parking lots.
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