Citywalk parking?

[mergatroid]

Hi,

a question. If you aren't going into the parks and instead want to just visit Cowfish on Citywalk for a meal, is there anywhere else to park to avoid the $17 Universal parking fee?

Thanks in advance

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

In short No.

 

[mergatroid]

In short No.

That's a shame but thanks for replying. My dad has no interest in theme parks whatsoever but fancied trying Cowfish. As there's just him and my stepmum going he's not really keen on paying $17 to park as it's as much as one person's food there. He could easily afford it but it's the principle of paying so much to park that would put him off and he wouldn't want to shop or drink anywhere else at Citywalk to justify the fee knowing him.

 

[lazyboy97o]

It drops down to something like $5 after 6:00 PM.

 

[mergatroid]

It drops down to something like $5 after 6:00 PM.

If true then maybe he could be persuaded. At his age ideally he'd prefer afternoon but 6pm might be manageable. He's about 50 mins away so I suppose it wouldn't be too late a night for him. Will get him to check on that, thanks.

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

Unless someone has an annual pass with free parking or a team member, then you will be paying.
Other option people do but i don't suggest, is to park somewhere else and catch the bus or walk. Either at the TGI Fridays or one of the hotels but it's too risky in the city of Orlando.

 

[Disneydreamer23]

It gets cheaper later on in the day and pay it city walk is so much fun!

 

[lazyboy97o]

If true then maybe he could be persuaded. At his age ideally he'd prefer afternoon but 6pm might be manageable. He's about 50 mins away so I suppose it wouldn't be too late a night for him. Will get him to check on that, thanks.

Is he a Florida resident? If so then it's free after 6:00.

 

[mergatroid]

Is he a Florida resident? If so then it's free after 6:00.

Owns property in Florida so can provide household bills or show his name in a telephone directory along with ID, however spends only maybe 4 months from 12 residing there?

 

[TalkingHead]

Owns property in Florida so can provide household bills or show his name in a telephone directory along with ID, however spends only maybe 4 months from 12 residing there?

I always assumed "Florida resident" meant "has a Florida driver's license."

 

[englanddg]

Owns property in Florida so can provide household bills or show his name in a telephone directory along with ID, however spends only maybe 4 months from 12 residing there?

What is a "telephone directory"? Is that some sort of ancient technology?

 

[lazyboy97o]

Owns property in Florida so can provide household bills or show his name in a telephone directory along with ID, however spends only maybe 4 months from 12 residing there?

I always assumed "Florida resident" meant "has a Florida driver's license."

Florida issued ID would be what Universal asks for at the parking booths.

 

[mergatroid]

What is a "telephone directory"? Is that some sort of ancient technology?

I always assumed "Florida resident" meant "has a Florida driver's license."

Florida issued ID would be what Universal asks for at the parking booths.

He used to have one but they made him take the test each year to keep it valid for some reason so he knocked that on the head.

 

[Daniel Johnson]

It is like 5 bucks after a certain time. Last time we went to city walk, just to explore I had a real hard time paying for parking. but we did, 5 bucks... And cow fish is totally worth it!