mizzouri game question

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NO SIR EEE

NO SIR EEE

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Hey guys and gals, making the trip up for the mizzou game and I've been to several home games but usually we park at the civic coliseum for $10 bucks.

Usually, this is fine, but my wife wants to park closer this time as she wants a shorter walk (lol women).

Anyways, anywhere shorter to park? Paying for closer is not a problem, just don't wanna drop $50 to park. Thanks in advance and GBO.
 
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I've parked at the civic a few times and just ride the bus for $6
 
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joevol33 said:
I've parked at the civic a few times and just ride the bus for $6
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you can walk up to hyatt and catch their shuttle. they won't ask for money but force a tip on 'em and then ask where to meet for ride back. used to work for me. been a while though. Be prepared to see a little more blue than normal this weekend. Update.... just checked and a shuttle comes by civic coliseum and 2 leave mkt.sq. mall in dwntwn. knoxville to neyland $3 round trip. Search Knoxville area transit online for more details
 
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I and my wife park on 17th Street at the carwash. You can get open parking there for $25. All you have to do is go down the hill and then cross the strip. From there it's only about a 10-minute walk to the stadium. You may be able to get closed parking for less, but if you do and you don't plan on staying around after the game then you may end up sitting in your car for a long time waiting for traffic to clear afterward. I'm a season ticket holder and I don't want to pay extra for the parking garages and this works for me week in and week out. Hope this helps and good luck!
 
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First baptist is pretty close. $20 to park. It opens 3 hours before game time. Easy to get out of
 
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tbones0711 said:
you can walk up to hyatt and catch their shuttle. they won't ask for money but force a tip on 'em and then ask where to meet for ride back. used to work for me. been a while though. Be prepared to see a little more blue than normal this weekend. Update.... just checked and a shuttle comes by civic coliseum and 2 leave mkt.sq. mall in dwntwn. knoxville to neyland $3 round trip. Search Knoxville area transit online for more details
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Cool
 
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I usually park at the bank on Dale Avenue and 17th. Have to walk up and over that hill, but it has such easy access to the interstate, Western, and Middlebrook after the game.
 
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Street parking in the Fort is free. Usually spots around forest or grand if you don't mind walking a few blocks.
 
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We usually park in the Old City at Barley's and take the shuttle - parking free and $6 each to ride. Drops off on Phillip Fulmer drive.
 
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Envolronment said:
I and my wife park on 17th Street at the carwash. You can get open parking there for $25. All you have to do is go down the hill and then cross the strip. From there it's only about a 10-minute walk to the stadium. You may be able to get closed parking for less, but if you do and you don't plan on staying around after the game then you may end up sitting in your car for a long time waiting for traffic to clear afterward. I'm a season ticket holder and I don't want to pay extra for the parking garages and this works for me week in and week out. Hope this helps and good luck!
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Aren't season parking passes only like, $170? If you're paying $25 a game for 7 games, seems like you aren't really saving any money
 
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Who has parked in lot 37? I'm thinking about buying a pass for pretty cheap, but I've never parked there. Anybody know the logistics?
 
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We are going to the game and picked up a g10 pass for 90 bucks. I'm so willing to pay that and just tail gate like last year. But the year before we parked at the high school and rode the bus right to the stadium. Hardly no walking at all.
 
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