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Free parking in the United States

kimeyou lists 299 garages and lots in the United States where parking costs nothing under a rule the operator publishes itself, across 30 cities. 186 are free to anyone with nothing to buy. 67 give every driver a free window on entry. 22 become free once you spend a stated amount. The deepest coverage is in San Francisco Bay Area, Baltimore, Atlanta and New York City. Every entry links to the operator page the rule came from and the date it was checked.

San Francisco Bay Area58

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Baltimore22

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Atlanta18

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New York City16

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Las Vegas15

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Houston15

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Portland12

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Los Angeles11

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Austin10

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Washington DC metro9

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Boston9

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Kansas City9

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Orlando8

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Seattle7

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Minneapolis7

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Charlotte6

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Chicago6

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Tampa6

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Salt Lake City6

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Phoenix6

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Honolulu6

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Dallas6

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Denver5

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San Diego4

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Sacramento4

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Philadelphia4

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St Louis4

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Nashville4

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Fort Lauderdale3

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Pittsburgh3

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FAQ

Where in the United States can I park free without buying anything?

186 of the 299 entries here are free to anyone, including Staten Island Mall, Cross County Center, Green Acres Mall, Resorts World New York City - Self-Parking Surface Lots. Each links to the operator page that states the rule.

Which cities in the United States are covered?

San Francisco Bay Area (58), Baltimore (22), Atlanta (18), New York City (16), Las Vegas (15), Houston (15), Portland (12), Los Angeles (11), Austin (10), Washington DC metro (9), Boston (9), Kansas City (9), Orlando (8), Seattle (7), Minneapolis (7), Charlotte (6), Chicago (6), Tampa (6), Salt Lake City (6), Phoenix (6), Honolulu (6), Dallas (6), Denver (5), San Diego (4), Sacramento (4), Philadelphia (4), St Louis (4), Nashville (4), Fort Lauderdale (3), Pittsburgh (3). Panning the map on a city page loads whatever is in view, so nearby coverage appears as you move.

How are these verified?

Every listing was read on the operator’s own page, and the sentence the rule comes from is quoted on the listing along with the date it was checked. Rules that only discount the price are deliberately excluded; everything here reaches zero.

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