1400 Wewatta St
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Wewatta & Wynkoop Garage (Lower Garage)

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Crestone Partners, LLC
Wewatta & Wynkoop Garage (Lower Garage)
1400 Wewatta St
LoDo
Denver, CO 80202

Features

Disabled Spots
Height restrictions: 8' 2"
Electric Car Charging

Prices

Mon-Fri 03:00 - 17:00
30 Mins$5.00
Additional 30 Mins$5.00
Max$25.00
Mon-Fri 17:00 - 03:00
Sat-Sun - All day
1 Hour$6.00
24 Hours$12.00
(ends at 3am)

Opening Times

Mon-SunAll day

Payment Options

Pay On Exit
Cards

Reviews

Jan 17, 2023

Parked here for 3 hours, got charged twice for different amounts. 47 dollars total. Disputed it with my bank. Also took forever to get out because their machines broke and was a huge line.

Mar 6, 2022

Do not park here for an Avalanche game. You cannot exit the parking garage. We waited on hour for 10 cars ahead of us to exit.

May 18, 2021

This lot used to be great, but don't park there for events. Since they no longer collect before it takes forever to exit.

May 27, 2015

Read the rate sign carefully. If you arrive just before 5 and leave by 7 am you will be charged for two full days. Nice space otherwise. Tip...lose your ticket and it will be cheaper.

Jan 10, 2014

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There is plenty of parking in Denver and you should use our Denver parking map to find out where and how how much you’ll be expected to pay for parking in the city.

The average hourly rate at parking lots and garages in Denver is $4.00 per hour and $24.00 per day.

On-street parking tends to be cheaper at $2.00 per hour with a maximum stay of up to 2-4 hrs. Rates and maximum stay restrictions may differ, please check the meter at your final destination.

Smart meters, which are gradually being installed on Denver streets, accept coins, debit and credit cards, and smart cards.

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If you’re looking for cheaper or even free parking options and feel OK with not taking your car downtown, leave it at one of the Park and Ride locations in Denver and park for free the first 24 hours and then $2.00 for each additional day.

Did you know that the clamp wheel was first used in Denver?  This is why it is also called “Denver boot”! Follow the parking regulations and pay parking tickets on time so that you don’t get booted!

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