Every guide we have published, newest first. Each one covers a single venue on the day of an event: where the car goes, what the gate turns away, how early the lots open and what the venue publishes about leaving.
Every figure names the venue, team, transit agency or parking authority that published it, and the month we read it. Where a venue publishes nothing, we say so rather than borrowing a number from a third party. Rules change without notice, so check the issuer before you travel.
An arrival in Salt Lake City is normally planned backwards from the ticket. Delta Center answers that plan with two published hours, and the…
A Delta Center night is measured against the game, not against the clock. Doors open against tipoff, the box office shuts at halftime, the…
Asking when the gates open at a ballpark assumes the ballpark has one answer. Seattle has two, published by the same club, on two…
A first rail trip to Pasadena ends at Memorial Park Station, and the last leg is a bus that loads in an Old Town…
Most of an Intuit Dome night is settled before anyone leaves home: an account in the arena’s app, a license plate saved for a…
Angel Stadium gates open at three printed times, and the parking lot opens ahead of every one Angel Stadium’s lot opens 2.5 hours before…
A first trip to Angel Stadium runs through six pages the Los Angeles Angels put online, and those pages do not always agree. The…
A first 49ers game in Santa Clara runs on two kinds of page. Standing pages hold the bag rule, the lot clocks and the…
A T-Mobile Arena ticket carries a start time and nothing about the doors. The arena’s A-Z Guide adds one hedged sentence for concerts, and…
A stadium parking lot closing time is the figure most people look for as an event winds down, and on a Western venue page…
The final whistle in Mission Valley starts one clock the stadium prints, and hands the rest of the trip home to a ramp, a…
The tape measure settles the easy half of a bag at Snapdragon Stadium. The half that ends nights in Mission Valley is different arithmetic:…
The parking page for the Salt Lake City arena carries one sentence about the end of the night, and it is a train warning…
A Cardinals game in Glendale ends once on the scoreboard and a second time an hour later, when the services built around the crowd…
The final buzzer at 500 David J Stern Walk starts several limits at once, and none of them is printed on a ticket. The…
The Arizona Diamondbacks publish two numbers that start counting when a Chase Field game ends. Neither one belongs to a garage, and neither one…
A Phoenix visitor who looks up when the Chase Field gates open finds two answers inside the same Diamondbacks entry, and they sit 10…
A ballpark that prints the hour its gates open has answered half of an arrival question. The San Diego Padres print theirs twice, and…
The buzzer goes at 201 E. Jefferson Street and a downtown Phoenix crowd walks out onto a grid where the arena has named four…
A bag rule that publishes a measurement for the bag it restricts and none for the bag it welcomes leaves a visitor measuring the…
A ticket that says Footprint Center and a website that answers to a different name is where a Phoenix event night now begins. The…
The Mariners publish exactly one number about getting home, and it is not a number about the ballpark. It is a number about a…
A baseball ticket and a concert ticket for the same Seattle building do not get the same parking instructions, and the difference is printed…
An arrival in SODO gets planned around one number, and the building that owns the address does not print it. Lumen Field opens its…