No, we do not currently have any social media platforms; however, all of our information is readily available on our website: http://parking.ucf.edu/ or you can contact us at: 407-823-5812.
Yes, both Zipcar and Zimride are available.
The department does not receive any state funding and is self-funded.
Yes, GMG Transportation provides this service for a fee. Link here: https://www.gmgtrans.com/
Yes, we offer the Black & Gold Shuttle service that runs inter-campus. You can find more information here: http://parking.ucf.edu/shuttles/on-campus-shuttles/
Please refer to http://m.ucf.edu/shuttles/routes for the GPS tracking system for arrivals and departures of shuttles.
Yes, SGA Knight Flight program provides seasonal transportation from the main campus to MCO for students with valid UCF identification. More information is provided here: https://ucfsga.com/services/knight-flight/
The department will be providing transportation from the main campus to Downtown, effective Fall 2019.
If you do not have a gold zone pass, you may park in any of the red or blue zones for game day. More information here: http://www.ucfknights.com/index.aspx?path=football
General parking may be either $5 or $10.
Generally we ask for the ERF form to be submitted no later than five days prior to the event. The events coordinator will respond back within one to two business days.
Yes, you are still able to park in the garages being used for the event.
Parking Services enforces all Florida State Statutes and its employees are certified to issue a citation for any non-moving violation.
Citations may be appealed at the website indicated on the back of your citation. However, unpaid citations may lead an academic hold on accounts and/or being sent to collections.
Yes. Parking permits are required at both campuses.
Contacting the UCF Police Department non-emergency number (407-823-5555) will dispatch a patroller to assist you. Parking Services is able to assist with door openings, battery jumps, tire changes, and searching for vehicles.
The campus is parking by permit only. There are no locations on campus that provide free parking, except as discussed in #14.
Your vehicle may be subject to a citation and/or tow.
This is calculated by an industry standard which is a ratio of 2:1 persons to one vehicle. Keep in mind not all students are on campus at the same time.
You can check garage availability on the UCF Mobile App or the link here: http://parking.ucf.edu/garage-availability/ Park and Ride is also available, provided here: http://parking.ucf.edu/parkandride/
Garage F is complimentary for guests visiting the Knights Plaza except when there is an event. Please note signs for areas that require a specific parking permit.
There is no free parking on campus. However, after 5:30PM, students with valid UCF permits are permitted to park in B and C lots, except any specifically designated space.
Only vehicles with valid UCF parking permits are allowed to remain parked on campus.
Parking rules are enforced 24 hours a day, and during all times of the year.
Visitors may park in any D (green) student lot or garage once a daily permit has been purchased.
Signs located at all UCF parking lots and garage entrances are color coordinated for all permit types.
If prior arrangements have not been made by your department or you do not currently have a valid parking permit, a daily permit is required.
University departments have the option of purchasing passes via Inter-departmental Transfer in advance for lecturers and speakers.
Overnight guests need to purchase a multi-day parking permit which allows parking in Garage A, B, C, I, and Libra as well as designated student surface lots. These permits may be purchased at the Visitor and Parking Information Center or the main parking service’s office in Garage B.
There is short term parking located at the Visitor and Parking Information Center and there are single space meters located throughout the campus that accommodate short term parking needs.
Vehicles displaying any type of altered permit are subject to a citation of $100 and immobilization of the vehicle.
No. The permit is still linked to your personal information, and you are liable for any citations that are issued with that permit.
Yes. Once you have your permanent license plate, you can email decals@ucf.edu with your updated information. Please include your PID and new vehicle information.
If you have purchased a valid UCF parking decal, you may obtain a complimentary temporary parking permit.