Centennial District

Most visitors spend half a day exploring the major attractions in the Centennial District, and families visiting the zoo or museums often choose to stay several hours, so planning for longer parking sessions is common.

Yes, several garages and lots near Centennial District allow you to reserve a space in advance. Booking ahead guarantees your spot and saves you time on arrival.

Yes. Some parking locations near Centennial District are open 24/7, so you can park overnight. Check the parking location pages above for details on which facilities allow overnight stays.

Parking rates near Centennial District can range from $7.00 to $25.00 depending on the day, time, and duration of your stay. Prices can be higher during special events. For exact prices, check the individual parking location pages above.

The best option depends on what matters most to you:Closest to Centennial District: 215 Lombard St. Garage, just a 1 minute walk away.Cheapest: 215 Lombard St. Garage, from $7.00.Most amenities: 215 Lombard St. Garage, offering: Open 24/7, Covered, Attended at all times, Unobstructed, Mobile Pass.

Check the parking location pages above to compare nearby options and find the one that suits your plans best.

Street parking near Centennial District is managed by ParkNYC, the City’s official system. Look for stickers at the meter or nearby signs with the zone number, then enter it in the ParkNYC app or website to start your session. For off-street options, ParkMobile is also available at nearby garages and private lots.

Yes. On-street parking in NYC has maximum stay limits. Once your time is up, you’ll need to move your car. In many areas, there’s also a 30-minute “no return” rule, meaning you can’t immediately start another session in the same zone. For longer visits to Centennial District, use the ParkMobile garages and lots nearby that allow extended stays.