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Student Parking Lot? Yes
Parking lots are designated and posted by permit color and are restricted to particular groups . A list of locations is provided at the time of registration or is available at the Security office.
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Approximate Parking Permit Cost $65 per year
Common Parking Tickets
  • Fire lane: $25
  • Handicapped zone: $175
  • No parking zone: $20
  • Parked in a wrong zone: $20
  • Parked or drove on Inner Campus: $20

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A few years back, Gonzaga turned a couple of rows of old student and theme houses into a centrally-located parking lot. What the University lost in soul, it made up for in convenient parking. The dorms and the campus apartments also have some parking around them, and you can get a pass for one of these sections if you’re proactive. The majority of on-campus students don’t have cars, so competition for specific lots isn’t too intense. Still, the “parking in one lot only” system can be a hassle, and you will be ticketed if you try to park in a differently coded lot.

Off-campus parking is only mildly inconvenient—one can almost always find a spot within two blocks of your intended destination. Off-campus parking is also free, so it’s hard to complain too much about it. Still, you should hone your parallel-parking and block-circling skills to truly flourish in this semi-competitive environment. In nasty weather, any walk at all can seem like a colossal pain, but that doesn’t change the objective fact that free parking three blocks from your classroom is a pretty great deal. Both on and off campus, be wary of breaking rules. The Man is out in full force, and he is looking to screw you over.

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Parking at Gonzaga University

rdooris

'15

Mechanical Engineering

5.0
A+

Parking on Campus Is Reasonable

Permits are needed for students to park. Parking officers are extremely strict about lengths of stay in certain parking areas and levels of parking access. There is an abundance of parking places on campus, all of which are reasonably close to the student residences. The need for a car on campus is minimal to none.

Jan 02, 2012

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Parking at Gonzaga University

omsd

'14

Special Education and Teaching

N/A

Bikes Are Better

You don't need a car unless your major requires you to work/get credit off campus.

Nov 02, 2011

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Parking at Gonzaga University

acutuli

'14

Psychology

3.5
B

Limited Parking

There is parking available for those who have cars, however if the spots are limited then you will have to park somewhere else on campus.

May 26, 2011

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Facts

Getting a Parking Permit

Any member of the Gonzaga community can obtain a parking permit. You merely have to register your vehicle at the Campus Security office and pay the permit cost.

Did You Know?

Best Places to Find a Parking Spot:
The parking lot and streets on the far west side of campus, near Dussault
The Logan neighborhood between campus and Mission Avenue
Anywhere after 8 p.m. (all parking lots are open)

Good Luck Getting a Parking Spot Here:
The main lot in front of the Administration Building
Anywhere on a men’s basketball game night

For those that pay their tickets within seven days of it being issued, the fee is reduced to half of what it was originally. After eight days, students must pay the full price.

Parking ServicesWhat's This?

Campus Security Parking Office
(509) 323-4147

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Name: Iain Bernhoft

Hometown: Seattle, Wash.

Major: English/Philosophy

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