1 Because the University of Arizona is on Spring Break, parking in one of the six campus garages will be much easier than when school is in session.
2 If the garages fill up, try one of the many Zone 1 lots around campus. They’re free on weekends.
3 Don’t park in the nearby neighborhoods. You’ll have to walk farther, and you just might get a ticket.
4 Meters that are covered in blue bags and fire zones are off-limits.
5 Unless you have the proper permit, spots that require service and handicapped permits are off-limits, too.
6 A UA disabled permit is not needed on weekends. A state permit is sufficient to park in spaces for those with disabilities.
7 For accessible parking and getting around the Tucson Festival of Books park in the Cherry and Tyndall garages. Golf cart shuttle is available to the Mall.
8 SunTran and the Modern Streetcar are excellent alternatives to driving to the festival.
9 You can map out where you want to park here if you don't want to park in the campus garages.
Please note: The Second Street Garage is reserved for presenting authors and sponsors; there is no public access to this garage.
Discover more about the Tucson Festival of Books here.
