Paying for parking near Metropolitan Opera, is easy
The Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center is a must-see cultural landmark on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, known for grand opera productions, world-class singers, and a striking modernist home opened in 1966. Performances draw large audiences, so reserving parking in advance helps you arrive relaxed, skip last-minute searches, and make the most of your evening.
Traffic around Lincoln Center typically builds before curtain time and right after shows, and curb space is tight with metered spots, alternate side regulations, and a strict 15‑foot clearance from fire hydrants. Because the opera house sits within the Lincoln Center campus, most convenient options are in structured facilities rather than on the street, making early planning for parking near Metropolitan Opera especially valuable. Always read posted signs, observe time limits, and confirm current rules with official city and venue sources when planning your visit.
Parking near Metropolitan Opera
Cheapest parkings near Metropolitan Opera
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How to park near Metropolitan Opera
Typical visit duration at Metropolitan Opera 3–4 hours
Street parking is very limited; most nearby blocks are metered with short time limits and Alternate Side rules. Expect No Standing and loading zones around Columbus Ave, Broadway, and W 65th St, especially near performance times.
Overnight parking Available at (SP+) - 140 W. 62nd St. Garage, (SP+) - 165 W. 65th St. Garage, and other locations (marked with 24/7 hours).
Onsite parking On-site underground garages at Lincoln Center serve the Metropolitan Opera, with entrances on W 62nd St and W 65th St and both hourly and event rates available.
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