Parking in Downtown Annapolis
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Parking & Getting Around Downtown Annapolis
The City of Annapolis manages the Parking in downtown Annapolis; when visiting downtown Annapolis, you'll find various parking options, including garages, parking lots, and metered Parking. Shuttle service during peak events and weekends will take you from the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium to downtown. Or take the free circulator 'purple' trolley that circulates from the Westin Annapolis to City Dock.
Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County does not own or operate ANY parking in downtown Annapolis. Any questions regarding Parking should be directed to Annapolis Parking or Premium Parking.
Please visit the Premium Parking website for parking downtown in Districts 1 and 2. Districts 1 and 2 can be found in and around Market St., Main St., West St., and the surrounding areas.
Outside Districts 1 & 2, please use the ParkMobile App FAQs.
The new Hillman Garage is OPEN! Play, shop, dine, and see this fantastic NEW state-of-the-art facility!
The New Noah Hillman Parking Garage.
Shuttles & Trolleys
Park at any of the garages in the West Street corridor and utilize the Purple Bus/Shuttles. The free shuttle will get you from the garages along West Street to City Dock. Click here for the shuttle map, and click here for a live tracker of the shuttle's route and location.
You can't miss Annapolis Go and their FREE purple shuttle cruising around town!
Parking Garages
The easiest way to park in Annapolis is to use one of the city’s many parking garages. For a list of garages, scroll to the bottom. You can also download and install the TransLoc app from Google Play & Apple Store.
Parking Meters
Parking meter hours are 10 am - 7:30 pm, seven days a week. Meter rates are $2.00 per hour ($3.00 per hour for City Dock parking) for a maximum of two hours. Vehicles must be moved after two hours of Parking. Re-feeding the meters is not permitted.
Parking In Residential Areas
The time limit in residential parking districts is two hours, and you must move your car when that time has elapsed. No parking is allowed at red curbs. Please do not park at a posted handicapped spot. That space is for the resident of that home and shows a permit number.
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (NMCMS) Parking Guide
You can find information for the stadium, satellite, and auxiliary Parking for NMCMS events HERE.
Guests are encouraged to explore alternative parking options at Annapolis Parking. In addition to surface lots and on-street options downtown, garage parking can be found at Gott's Court Garage, Knighton Garage, Park Place Garage, and State Garage.
Parking For Recreational Vehicles And Buses
RVs and Tour Buses parGott'she Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. $10.00 per day. No overnight parking at the Stadium lot. Please call the Visitors Center, 410-280-0445 for campground suggestions. Parking for cars and single-space vehicles are also allowed to park here for $5.00 per day. Pricing may change for Event days.
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