平特五不中

Wedding parking form

Please complete this form only if you wish to make arrangements to pay for your wedding guests' parking. All fields marked with an asterix must be entered. Please ensure the form is submitted at least 2 business days prior to the wedding date.

For more information about parking for weddings taking place on the downtown campus, please visit the Wedding parking web page.

Once the form is submitted, you'll be contacted within 2 business days to confirm the parking location for your guests. You'll need to visit the Parking & Transportation Services office to pick up exit tickets. If you are paying for your guests' parking, you'll be asked to provide a credit card number and expiry date. The credit card will only be charged after the wedding and the amount charged will depend on the number of exit tickets used.

Wedding planner contact information
(last name, first name)
Information about the wedding
:
(last name, first name)
(last name, first name)
(It is possible to arrange additional parking for the guests so they can move their vehicles from Main Campus or the Sports Complex/Stadium lot to an area closer to the reception location after the ceremony at no additional charge.)
(There will be no charge for vehicles transporting the future spouses on the Main Campus. If the future spouses will be arriving in vehicles that are not limousines, please indicate this in the Questions or Comments box. Please note that no more than 4 limousines will be permitted onto the Main Campus at one time.)
(Please enter a number between 1 and 200 only. Please note that if the Main Campus reaches capacity, guests will be redirected to the Sports Complex/Stadium parking lot. The number of exit tickets prepared for you will be based on the number you enter above. Please note that you will not be charged for all the tickets you've requested, only the ones that were used.)

SUMMER FRIDAYS PARKING SERVICES OFFICE CLOSED

Starting June 21, 2024 to August 16, 2024 Parking Services Office will be CLOSED every Friday!

Back to top