Confirmed with Link: Centennial Authority votes to rename PNC Arena to the Lenovo Center

[AD Skinner]

Isn’t parking 20+ dollars now anyway? I’d gladly pay the same amount that I would to do it myself to have someone else do it for me

 

[Boom Boom Apathy]

I agree with what everyone wrote about the traffic, but I think that's probably intentional. With developments like this, they want people to get there early and leave late. "Hey, games over and we don't want to battle traffic, so let's go over to the bar/restaurant until traffic subsides".

 

[DaveG]

Isn’t parking 20+ dollars now anyway? I’d gladly pay the same amount that I would to do it myself to have someone else do it for me

I think closer to $40 now

 

[Svechhammer]

I think closer to $40 now

Correct, $40 for the regular season or any generic concert or event, higher for the playoffs

 

[NotOpie]

I would be surprised if there isn't some consideration into the ingress/egress onto Trinity, at the very least. I'm wondering if the renderings are focusing on the "development" itself rather than the support systems. I agree that if Dundon recognizes the parking issue and all associated access questions, he will do his best to address it. I only hope he feels the same about the bathrooms.

Edit: I also wonder if it wouldn't make sense to have "season ticket only" parking areas as a perk for season ticket holders. It would be easy to enforce with digital parking passes.

 

[LostInaLostWorld]

It's one thing dealing with mucking around the 82 acres the authority controls and a whole other ballgame dealing with highway/road entities. Who is paying for all these extra lanes, ramps, flyovers and what have you for Wade/Edwards Mill/Trinity?

 

[To Be Determined]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say the special tailgating lot will be the only lot you will have to pay for on game day.

All other parking will be wide open and they will add a "parking fee" to each ticket, like walnut creek amphitheater did years back.