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Parking
Where can I park my car? Everything you need to know about parking at Metro stations.
Los Angeles will be the home of the 2026 World Cup. We will have options for direct bus service, park and rides, and plenty of ways to get you to the stadium. Because of this, some pricing and availability will differ.
On match days (June 12, 15, 18, 21, 25, 28 and July 2, 10): Regular transit parking (non-reserved) will be $10 at these stations: Harbor Gateway Transit Center, North Hollywood, Norwalk, Aviation/Imperial, Lakewood Bl, El Monte, and Atlantic. At Union Station, event rates will also apply for regular transit parking (non-reserved); check back for details.
For the latest updates about World Cup direct service, check out Metro’s blog, The Source.
Car Share
Car share options make it easier to live car-free or car-lite and offer a simpler alternative to traditional car rental companies.
Parking Signs
Get familiar with Metro Parking signage before you get to the parking lot.
How to Buy a Parking Permit
For frequent transit riders, Metro offers parking permit options at select stations that can be purchased online.
Metro Parking Lots by Line
Find the right lot that makes sense with your schedule, the frequency of your commute and parking space availability at your station.
How to Pay for Parking at Metro Lots
Map of Metro Station Parking Lots
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the TAP card eligibility requirement 10 one-way transactions or 10 daily transactions?
The requirement is that the registered TAP card must be used on 10 separate calendar days during the month.
Am I able to pay for my parking with my TAP card?
Currently, this feature is not available. Metro recognizes the value of paying with TAP card and is actively working on this feature.
What stations have EV charging?
Please visit Metro’s Electric Vehicle (EV) webpage for more information about Metro’s EV chargers.
Am I allowed to park/leave my vehicle overnight?
Parking is permitted in Metro lots for up to 72 consecutive hours while utilizing transit.
I need to leave my vehicle for longer than 72 hours, what are my options?
To park longer than 72 hours, a permit must be obtained. The process can be started by filling out the Extended Permit Authorization Form, located on metro.net/parking. Once completed, please email the form to metroparking@joesautoparks.com for processing.
How can I obtain a receipt for my parking if I forgot to request one at the parking kiosk?
Please email metroparking@joesautoparks.com to receive a copy of the paid receipt
What should I do if I received a parking citation?
There are multiple methods of paying a Parking citation:
- Online Visit our online violation payment system.
- By Mail Metro Transit Court P.O. Box 866015 Los Angeles, CA 90086-6015
Make check or money order payable to Metro Transit Court and write violation number on check or money order. DO NOT SEND CASH. - In person Metro Headquarters (Limited Hours) One Gateway Plaza, Plaza Level, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 9am – 3pm, Monday and Wednesday by appointment only (closed Friday) - Phone 213.92COURT (213.922.6878)
What should I do if I believe my citation was issued in error?
Citations can be appealed within 21 days of the date of citation. Appeals can be made online through the Transit Court website or by submitting documents through postal mail. All details are listed on the Transit Court website (https://www.metro.net/about/transit-court/).
Documents
- Parking ordinance (LACMTA Administrative Code Title 8)
- Fee resolution
- Automated License Plate Reader Policy
- Monthly Permit Eligibility Exemption Application
- Extended Parking Permit Protocols and Guidelines
- Extended Parking Permit Authorization Form
- Permit Parking Terms and Conditions
- Metro Transaction Review Request
Contact
Some of our best ideas come from Metro customers! Send us an email with your comments, questions or suggestions for the Metro parking program.