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Accessible Permits

Accessible placards, license plate or hang tags must be registered in the user’s name.

Accessible parking is available for those individuals who possess a valid state-issued (blue) disabled placard, a temporary (red) state disabled placard, or an accessible license plate assigned to their name. Individuals are required to purchase a UCF parking permit of appropriate classification, i.e., Employee, Student, or Daily Visitor to park on the campus. Individuals with such appropriate permits may park in any available disabled parking space on campus In the event that there are no accessible parking areas, you may use any valid non-reserved, non-marked parking space close to your destination.

Disabled Veteran permit – Active UCF students and employees who possess a valid Disabled Veteran (DV) license plate are exempt from paying the parking permit fee, provided the DV license plate is registered in their name as the primary owner. This exemption does not apply if the plate is registered under a family member’s name.  Please fill out the following form here. Vendor and Third party do not qualify.

Disabled placards are issued by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). If you need a temporary disabled placard, it first must be approved by your physician. Please click on the link below for requesting a temporary disabled placard through the Florida Department of Highway and Safety Vehicles.

Florida DHS Disabled Parking Permit

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Where to Park:

Once you have purchased your parking permit, a few reminders about parking at UCF

  1. Visitor parking permits are valid in green student or visitor parking areas only. Click here for our parking guide map.
  2. Please park with the front (nose) of your vehicle facing the enclosed barrier lines of the parking space. We are a “nose in” parking facility.