Lebron Magnet: Where Would He Park at the Super Bowl? Park Whiz
Indeed, you read that correctly, I want to tell you a bit about how Lebron James, basketball extraordinaire, could have something in common with the game of football. First of all, we all know that many celebrity athletes usually have great seats at sporting events.
I have a question for you? If you were going to the Super Bowl at Cowboy Stadium in Arlington, Texas, where would you park? Wouldn’t you like to take care of that before you ever leave home?
That said, yesterday I learned about a great site called Park Whiz which appears to me to offer the best parking and certainly the most convenient method of parking available.
Yesterday I was lucky recipient of information about parking and after looking over the options, I feel like I can tell you with good conscious about Park Whiz.
Now, we get back to where our NBA superstar Lebron James might park. Chances are that celebrities like Lebron may or may not have shelled out big bucks for their ticket, depending on who they know. However, I can’t imagine any of them paying a extremely large amount of money for a ticket into the game and then skimping on the parking options.
Park Whiz can take care of that for you (and Lebron). Here’s a bit of information about Park Whiz specifically.
- It’s almost impossible to think you can go without paying to park, so why not pay ahead of time using Park Whiz, and then all that’s left to do is find your spot.
- Many of the spots opened for parking belong to businesses, charities and generate income for these people to apply toward their own personal needs.
- You can get the Park Whiz mobile app which is new and find parking via your Smartphone.
- I highly doubt that our good friend Lebron (or any other celebrity or celebrity athlete will choose a $16 to $50 spot and then walk miles to get to Cowboy Stadium. Some spots even rents for approximately $900.
- Ticket prices to the game run as high as $2500 or even $4K
- Super Bowl XLV will have over 7,000 premium spots available near Cowboy Stadium which you can pre-reserve on the Park Whiz site for anywhere from $50 to $900 and ranging from 500 feet to a mile and a half away.
- Park Whiz boasts the only company that works directly with the city of Arlington, the ability to purchase and have a guaranteed spot with full refunds if your plans change.
Now, let’s see if we can find Lebron a parking spot, can we?
I’m looking over Park Whiz right now and if you are headed to Super Bowl XLV, you can park at Stadium Parking LLC – Lot 7 at 100 E. Division Street, Arlington, Texas 76011 for $110. You can reserve it online and they have a shuttle bus to take fans to and from the stadiums.
Here are a few options, with photos and if you click on the photo, you can go see various landmarks for the addresses.
If you choose this lot, here’s a photo of the general area and what landmarks you can look for.
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It looks safe and great landmarks to help you find it,
This is probably more his style at Ticket Source Parking. That site is at 908 N. Collins, Arlington TX 76011. This lot sales spots for $990 and you can enter at 11:30 AM and leave at 11:30 PM. But, if you want this, you should hurry, they show one spot left on Park Whiz.
Notice that this lot isn’t huge and with the cost of the spots, your car should also be much safer in a lot with fewer cars. And, here’s a photo.
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If you decide to go bigger but not quite that big, the Ballpark Valero Event Parking for Super Bowl XLV has 4 spots left at $550. That is almost a steal. This lot is at 936 N. Collins Street, Arlington, TX 76011 Here is a photo to guide you to recognizing your pre-paid parking spot.
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This looks like a safe lot as well. I’m looking at these choices and honestly, I’m thinking Lebron will make a good choice, after all, with Park Whiz, you can find a spot, pay for it and be done. You can then head into the stadium without worrying.
So, go ahead, get your parking spot reserved and while you are getting to the game, see if you can find out if Lebron is going to be there and if so, where did he park, I’ll be waiting.
About ParkWhiz
Park Whiz has over 300 parking facilities in its network across the country and primarily focuses on the sporting, theater, and concert parking market. Cowboys Stadium is one of ParkWhiz’s most popular destinations in its national inventory of world-class venues, which also include Wrigley Field, New Meadowlands Stadium, Fenway Park, Madison Square Garden, Soldier Field, Georgia Dome, AT&T Park, and dozens more. ParkWhiz, which handles all transaction logistics, customer service, and payment processing, is a privately held company based in Chicago, online at http://www.parkwhiz.com.
Don’t forget, Park Whiz has available reservations at other major events so even if you aren’t headed to the Super Bowl, you can use the service to find a spot, prepay, get directions and then photos of your location.
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