Parking Advisory - April 22 vs. Toronto
Due to the increase of events at Orlando Venues on this given night, on-site parking is limited. Below are some alternative parking and transportation options for coming to the game.
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1. Where can I park at Amway Arena and how much will it cost?
Amway Arena Permit Parking (SOLD OUT)
Permit parking in lots 1, 3, 4, 5, and CP1 are SOLD OUT for the 2007-2008 season.
Individual Game Parking
Single-game parking is available on a limited basis in parking garage CP2 only. For availability, please
click here to purchase online with Ticketmaster or visit the Amway Arena box office. Cost is $8 per game.
Amway Arena Disabled Parking
There is limited availability of disabled parking permits directly around Amway Arena.
Click here to view the accessible parking lots near Amway Arena. Display your disabled parking permit on your windshield and the parking attendants will direct you to any available disabled parking near Amway Arena. Disabled parking availability is not guaranteed and will be issued on a first-come, first-serve basis.
2. What are my other parking and transportation alternatives near the Amway Arena?
Park Smart (RECOMMENDED)
For a limited time, the City of Orlando Parking Division is offering a pre-paid debit card to Magic fans. The Park Smart pre-paid debit card can be set up to fit the Magic season ticket plan you have for the 2007-2008 season. This pre-paid debit card will allow fans to park at the Courthouse Garage for only $4 a game and ride the free Lymmo shuttle to the game.
Park at the Courthouse Garage and ride the LYMMO Shuttle or walk three blocks to the Amway Arena.
Click here or call 407.246.2155 for details or to reserve your card.
Avoid long lines of traffic and congestion before and after the game… make the smart choice and Park Smart!
Public Transportation - LYMMO SHUTTLE (FREE!)
Frequent and Free- You'll never have to wait long for LYMMO. Check out the NEW “Event Express Lymmo at the Courthouse Garage.”
Click here to view a complete list of LYMMO stops.
Directions to Amway Arena
From Amway, A Different Way
Season ticket holders and people buying tickets online should be aware of the future changes to the way they go home if they use I-4 to go west or south of the Amway Arena or Bob Carr Performing Arts Center. As part of the construction of the I-4 and SR 408 interim interchange project, the westbound I-4 on-ramp near Robinson Street (A) will close permanently by the end of October 2007. A new westbound I-4 ramp (B) near Amelia Street will be opening at the same time.
The City of Orlando will posts detour so that everyone will be able to get onto westbound I-4. However, the most direct route to westbound I-4 will be from the parking lots on the Amelia Street side of the Arena, Lots #3 and #4.
This is important to know because purchasing season tickets, or on-line tickets, often allow patrons the opportunity to choose where they will be parking for each event.
A second westbound on-ramp from Hughey Avenue is being constructed as part of the I-4 and SR 408 interim interchange project. This additional ramp is anticipated to be opened by mid-2008.
