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Student Parking Lot? Yes
There are lots behind Whittemore Theater and across from Persons Auditorium availible to students living in the dorms. Commuting students may use the Lower Theatre Lot.
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Whittemore Theater and across from Persons Auditorium
Approximate Parking Permit Cost Free
Common Parking Tickets
  • Fire lane: $15
  • Handicapped zone: $15
  • No parking zone: $15
Best Places to Find a Spot Upper Theater Lots
Good Luck Getting a Spot Here Lower Theater Lots (designated for faculty and commuting students)

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Cars are gateways to the outside world at Marlboro—if, of course, the weather cooperates. Many students have cars, and there are no restrictions on who can have a vehicle. Although parking is generally efficient and plentiful, Marlboro is a car-free campus. That may sound like an oxymoron, but the main buildings, dorms, and dining hall restrict parking except for rare circumstances. Students who do not commute to school can park in two designated parking areas within walking distance from campus.

It’s easy to find parking at Marlboro. The No. 1 complaint students have about parking is the trek to and from their car. But if you have your own vehicle, you’re most likely going to make the sacrifice in order to get off the Hill.

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Parking at Marlboro College

dhunderfund

Social Sciences '10

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Parking is free in one of the three lots that are adjacent to campus, but if you're lazy enough to try to park on campus you may get a ticket, that you probably wont have to pay.

Jul 02, 2010

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Parking at Marlboro College

Anonymous

Marlboro College Student

I think ticketing is good. I think...

I think ticketing is good. I think people need to learn not to moan about getting tickets. The cool thing is we get to vote on the cost of tickets, where people can and can’t park, and where cars are allowed. So I think, generally, it’s very fair. So people need to stop whining!

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Anonymous

Marlboro College Student

It’s nice not having as many cars...

It’s nice not having as many cars on campus all the time. It makes walking around much easier and keeps our community more personal.

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User rating for Marlboro College - Parking is 4.6 out of 5 based on 11 user reviews.

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Getting a Parking Permit

At the beginning of the year, a simple form with insurance information, vehicle information, and license numbers is all that’s required to obtain a permit. The permit is a small green sticker to be placed in the back window of your vehicle. Without one, your car will most surely get a ticket.

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