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Arizona State UniversityParking Facts & Statistics

Location
Tempe, AZ
Undergrads
50,484
Tuition (in-state)
$20,596 ($9,720)
Admission Difficulty
Very Easy
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Facts & Statistics

Student Parking Lot?
Yes
Apache Boulevard Structure, ASU Fulton Center Structure, Brickyard, Chase Garage at Centerpoint, Disabled Parking Structures, Lot 3, Lot 16, Lot 58, Lot 59, Lot 59E, Lot 59N, Lot 72, Motorcycle Parking, Packard Drive South Structure, Rural Road Structure, Stadium Structure, Tenth Street Structure, and Tyler Street Structure
Freshmen Allowed to Park?
Yes
Freshman are allowed to park their vehicles in any of the same parking structures as upperclassmen.
Approximate Parking Permit Cost
$280-$780 per year
Common Parking Tickets
  • Failure to pay exit fee: $15
  • Failure to register vehicle with PTS: $20
  • Improper display or failure to display permit: $20
  • Non-designated area: $25
  • Outside stall lines: $25
  • Expired meter in a pay lot: $25-$50
  • Malfunctioning meter: $25-$50
  • Obstructing access: $30
  • Invalid permit for location: $30-$50
  • Loading zone violation: $30-$100
  • No carpool permit: $30-$100
  • Non-compliance: $50
  • No permit: $50-$100
  • ASU service vehicle stall: $100-$250
  • Campus mall violation: $100-$250
  • Emergency lane violation: $100-$250
  • Reserved stall: $100-$250
  • Restricted lot or area: $100-$250
  • Student health parking violation: $150
  • Handicapped/ADA violation: $300
  • Lost, stolen, or altered permit: $300-$500
  • Tailgating upon entry/exit: $300-$500
Best Places to Find a Spot
  • Decals are sold by parking structure, so depending on which structure you are able to get a decal for, you are guaranteed a spot in that lot.
  • If you have your pick of lots to get a permit for, the best ones are structures 1, 2, 3, and 4.
  • If you don't have a decal, the best place to find a spot is in the visitor parking (PS-1 visitor, or Lot 42, but it costs $1 an hour and also fills up quick).
  • Parking is free anywhere after 7 p.m. (except meters) and after 4 p.m. if you have a Lot 59 decal.
Good Luck Getting a Spot Here
  • If you don't have a permit, good luck finding a spot in any of the metered spots, like by the bookstore or by the music building.
  • Visitor parking can be bad in the late morning and early afternoon.
  • Avoid parking anywhere outside Manzanita Hall and P.V. Lawn.
Getting a Parking Permit
Since off-campus living is common parking is in high demand. Many parking structures populate ASU, and they are priced individually by lot and by convenience. Lot 59 is the cheapest but furthest from campus. Be prepared to put up a fight for parking. Applying for a parking permit is really simple and can be done using your MyASU account online. If you choose not to purchase your parking permit online, you can purchase the parking spot in the designated location of your choice via Parking and Transit Services.
Parking Services
ASU Parking & Transit Services
University Towers, Suite 105
(480) 965-6124
cfo.asu.edu/pts-parking
Did You Know?
If you accumulate three outstanding tickets or $100 of outstanding tickets, you will most likely get the boot upon your next ticket. The worst part about it is that the boot is only temporary. They put the lock on your wheel so you can't move your car while they are calling the tow truck. They'll then proceed to come and drag your car to the tow lot, where you'll have to pay over $100 to get it back, plus the cost of all your accumulated tickets! Pay your tickets on time, and you will be fine.

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We update this information twice annually, most recently in May 2012, but it may not be the most recent information available for a particular school.
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