Parking Information

There are more than 34,000 parking spaces in the Downtown core. In addition to public garages and surface lots, there are numerous parking meters, which are enforced every day including weekends and holidays from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

For more information on City of Phoenix parking meters, click here.

1st St Parking Lot

201 E. Washington Garage

201 E Washington St

21 W. Van Buren Garage

21 W Van Buren St

302 N. 1st Ave. Garage

305 W Washington St

APS Security Desk

Arizona Center Garage

Chase Field Garage

401 E Jefferson St

Chase Tower Parking Garage

CityScape East Garage

1 E Washington St

Convention Center North Garage

475 E Monroe St

Convention Center West Garage

Footprint Center Garage

Heritage Square Garage

Jefferson Street Garage

333 E Jefferson St

Luhrs Parking Center Garage

The Monroe Garage

111 W Monroe St

One North Central Garage

1 N Central Ave

Phoenix Biomedical Campus Parking Garage

555 E Fillmore St

Phoenix Convention Center East Garage

601 E Washington St

Renaissance Hotel Garage

Renaissance Square Garage

Second Avenue Garage

University Center (UCENT) Garage

University Center Garage

411 N Central Ave

US Bank Buiding Garage

Wells Fargo Garage

100 W Washington St

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