I wonder if they will TRY and charge something for UNLV games? If we get rolling they will !
Damn parking prices!!
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That’s terrible.
I might Uber or take the 104 bus into Allegiant.
uggh, on public transportation.
I might Uber or take the 104 bus into Allegiant.
uggh, on public transportation.
Thank goodness that my spots will only be $250 per! I was starting to worry that they'd gouge me.
I go to SEC games quite a bit - mostly Auburn. They use student parking and have agreements with local malls. You park in the lot and get picked up by a bus - pay the driver $5 and you're on your way. 10 minutes later you're at the game. Free to return. Busses have a colored sign to indicate what lot the bus is going to. Has worked great for years and they pack in 85,000 fans.
Probably would have some growing pains but I don't see why it wouldn't work here. Park at the T&M, get the bus and come back - easy/peasy.
Probably would have some growing pains but I don't see why it wouldn't work here. Park at the T&M, get the bus and come back - easy/peasy.
If UNLV hasn't figured out how to cut parking prices by 90%, they will end up cutting their own throat! My question is what is UNLV doing in regards to parking for the fans going to games? Are they putting parking at the T&M with buses to transport people to the games, or have they set up lower cost parking for their games, or are they doing nothing and screwing over UNLV fans that want to see the games?
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Those dirt lots at Sam Boyd don't seem so bad anymore..
They should have a express parking for games when it’s a blowout and you want to leave at halftime.
I'll ride my bicycle before I pay $ 40 to park a car. Of course, that doesn't hold if they want $25 to park a bicycle.
Growing up my friends dad owned a business very close to Anaheim Stadium. For Rams games my friend and I would stand there collecting money for people to park in his large parking lot. His dad made thousands every game, our pay was tickets to the game. I wasnt the best businessman back then but the pay seemed great at the time.
I have in the prepandemic world but don't know what it will be like for football.
