Orlando City teams up with parking partner
ORLANDO, Fla. (FOX 35 ORLANDO) - Orlando City Soccer Club (OCSC) has named ParkWhiz its Official Parking Partner, providing its fans with a new and improved way of getting to the stadium for all Orlando City Stadium events, including Orlando City SC and Orlando Pride matches.
ParkWhiz allows ticket holders to find, reserve and pay for parking spaces in advance of attending events at Orlando City Stadium.
Through the partnership, fans can expect a simpler and more efficient user experience from start to finish. As the exclusive parking partner of Ticketmaster, customers can buy parking with their ticket purchase or at OrlandoCitySC.com. On game day, lot entry will be both paperless and seamless with passes digitally available on mobile devices.
In addition, ticket buyers who did not purchase parking with their tickets will be reminded to buy ahead via email in advance of game day. Parking through ParkWhiz will be available in existing lots, which includes both city managed as well as select private, professionally managed lots. More information can be found at the link here.
“We are happy to be able to provide our fans another opportunity to simplify and streamline their gameday experience so they can focus on supporting their teams,” Orlando City SC Chief Revenue Officer Chris Gallagher said. “Through this partnership with ParkWhiz, we look forward to offering an improved parking system which will help reduce congestion around the stadium and help make lot entry and exit more efficient.”
“We pride ourselves in providing fans and venues the best end-to-end mobile gameday experience. We believe the best experience is one that is seamless from the moment they purchase tickets to the moment they leave the stadium after a win. We’re excited to partner with Orlando City Soccer Club to help provide their fans the best experience possible,” said Dan Roarty, President and COO of Arrive, ParkWhiz’s parent company.
A leader in parking, ParkWhiz has been helping fans park at venues across the country since 2006.