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Can you get close in parking this year by the game, or do you have to buy a package to get close in parking.
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BEN wrote:Can you get close in parking this year by the game, or do you have to buy a package to get close in parking.
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Define "close".

Expect more fans this year (at least for the first couple of games) so parking will be even harder to come by. Plan ahead.

to aid the situation there is a new huge garage along binkley

I'm pretty sure that to get On Campus parking, you need to buy the season parking pass. However, there is "close" parking in the neighborhood streets near the Boulevard, and frankly, Mockingbird station is pretty close by the standards I've seen for parking at other stadiums.

DiamondM wrote:I'm pretty sure that to get On Campus parking, you need to buy the season parking pass. However, there is "close" parking in the neighborhood streets near the Boulevard, and frankly, Mockingbird station is pretty close by the standards I've seen for parking at other stadiums.

That is the way I understand the parking passes. The new garage is open to purchase season pass for $150 to season ticket holders. And you are correct with Mockingbird Station. Easy parking and a lovely walk or a short bus ride. Whichever you prefer.

mrydel wrote:

DiamondM wrote:I'm pretty sure that to get On Campus parking, you need to buy the season parking pass. However, there is "close" parking in the neighborhood streets near the Boulevard, and frankly, Mockingbird station is pretty close by the standards I've seen for parking at other stadiums.

That is the way I understand the parking passes. The new garage is open to purchase season pass for $150 to season ticket holders. And you are correct with Mockingbird Station. Easy parking and a lovely walk or a short bus ride. Whichever you prefer.

If you have never taken the train to the game - do it - just once for the heck of it. It is the best way to go, believe me. We have even parked at the West End - since there is nobody there anymore -and ridden up to Mockingbird Station - walked over to Campisi's or a MS restaurant or bar after the game - and then take the train back to the car. No hassle, no traffic, and C-H-E-A-P. And you can go as early as you like and get tanked on the Boulevard. Now, if you're a lazy ars, you will not enjoy this adventure.

Bergermeister wrote:We have even parked at the West End - since there is nobody there anymore -and ridden up to Mockingbird Station - walked over to Campisi's or a MS restaurant or bar after the game - and then take the train back to the car.

Mmmm. Trinity Hall.

Bergermeister wrote:

mrydel wrote:

DiamondM wrote:I'm pretty sure that to get On Campus parking, you need to buy the season parking pass. However, there is "close" parking in the neighborhood streets near the Boulevard, and frankly, Mockingbird station is pretty close by the standards I've seen for parking at other stadiums.

That is the way I understand the parking passes. The new garage is open to purchase season pass for $150 to season ticket holders. And you are correct with Mockingbird Station. Easy parking and a lovely walk or a short bus ride. Whichever you prefer.

If you have never taken the train to the game - do it - just once for the heck of it. It is the best way to go, believe me. We have even parked at the West End - since there is nobody there anymore -and ridden up to Mockingbird Station - walked over to Campisi's or a MS restaurant or bar after the game - and then take the train back to the car. No hassle, no traffic, and C-H-E-A-P. And you can go as early as you like and get tanked on the Boulevard. Now, if you're a lazy ars, you will not enjoy this adventure.

sounds good to me, being in chicago there is very little else that makes sense when going to a cubs game

The DART is excellent for Stars/Mavs games, too. Getting loaded before/during the game, and then hitting bars and restaurants afterward, has never been easier.

RednBlue11 wrote:

Bergermeister wrote:

mrydel wrote:

DiamondM wrote:I'm pretty sure that to get On Campus parking, you need to buy the season parking pass. However, there is "close" parking in the neighborhood streets near the Boulevard, and frankly, Mockingbird station is pretty close by the standards I've seen for parking at other stadiums.

That is the way I understand the parking passes. The new garage is open to purchase season pass for $150 to season ticket holders. And you are correct with Mockingbird Station. Easy parking and a lovely walk or a short bus ride. Whichever you prefer.

If you have never taken the train to the game - do it - just once for the heck of it. It is the best way to go, believe me. We have even parked at the West End - since there is nobody there anymore -and ridden up to Mockingbird Station - walked over to Campisi's or a MS restaurant or bar after the game - and then take the train back to the car. No hassle, no traffic, and C-H-E-A-P. And you can go as early as you like and get tanked on the Boulevard. Now, if you're a lazy ars, you will not enjoy this adventure.

sounds good to me, being in chicago there is very little else that makes sense when going to a cubs game

Cubs home games are one of the best events in sports. And taking the train there so that you can get well oiled before and after is a great way to go.

But be sure and leave by train a few days early from Chicago so you do not miss the Blvd or kickoff.

mrydel wrote: Easy parking and a lovely walk or a short bus ride.

I always figured mrydel for riding on the short bus.

Ouch!

"and frankly, Mockingbird station is pretty close by the standards I've seen for parking at other stadiums"

Ya know that brings up a possible new idea, maybe the Dart buses from Mockingbird Station should make two stops.

The one they already do at Moody, but also add a drop on the BLVD.

It may help make the BLVD even more popular than it already is and help new fans discover the BLVD.

Hopefully we will begin seeing new fans coming out to SMU games now that we have June Jones on the sidelines.

Everyone should really try to make these SMU newcomers feel welcome and hopefully they will return and help us fill that stadium and make it a wild and crazy place!