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    Reserve a parking spot downtown before Taylor Swift's visit

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    There are approximately 73,000 parking spaces in downtown Indianapolis and more than 200,000 Taylor Swift fans are expected to come November 1-3 when Taylor Swift's Eras Tour takes over Lucas Oil Stadium.

    Reserving your parking space in advance will probably save you a headache on concert day, but it's best to book it while things are still going well.

    A tip: Many of the same properties and garages are listed on multiple websites. So if you're looking for the best deal, consider checking more than one. But act quickly – there are a lot of people coming to Indianapolis and there are only so many spots.

    Here are some ways you can reserve a parking spot in downtown Indianapolis in advance. Visit Downtownindy.org/explore/parking for a more comprehensive list of downtown parking garages.

    ParkWhiz

    ParkWhiz lets you search for parking options throughout the city. As of Oct. 29, seats for Night 1 were available for just $50 in the parking lot at 324 W. Morris St., about a 15-minute walk from the stadium. Other properties nearby went for up to $190. To view available parking and current pricing, visit parkwhiz.com/lucas-oil-stadium-parking.

    ParkMobile

    In most cases, Indianapolis uses zoned parking and centralized parking meters along sidewalks. You can use the ParkMobile app (available on Google Play and the Apple App Store) to enter your zone code and pay your parking meter.

    However, as of October 29, there were no parking options listed for any of the nights of the Eras Tour stop.

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    SpotHero

    Similar to ParkWhiz and ParkMobile, SpotHero allows you to search for parking options throughout the city. And like the other locations, there are very few options near the stadium – unless you're willing to spend some money.

    For example, on Oct. 29, parking at the 324 W. Morris St. parking lot for Night 1 was listed at just $39 (before taxes and fees), and parking spaces near the stadium were listed for $200 each . Places near Mile Square were listed for $59 to $100 and up.

    To search for spots, visit spothero.com/destination/indianapolis/lucas-oil-stadium-parking.

    Denison Parking Garages

    You can reserve spaces in advance in a number of Denison parking lots. As of October 29, Denison did not list parking options for Night 1 in the immediate vicinity of the stadium, but parking near Mile Square was listed for $49 to $90. Locations about a mile from the stadium were listed for just $25 before fees (101 N. New Jersey St., about a 30-minute walk from Lucas Oil).

    Further information about the workshops and current prices can be found at bit.ly/47eeZxo.

    Field of Victory

    The home of the Indianapolis minor league baseball team has sold out parking at its stadium (501 W. Maryland St.) for Nights 1 and 2, but parking for Night 3 was still listed for $65. Book at bit.ly/4edmYxG.

    Sites open daily at 12:00 p.m. and tailgating is permitted before and during each concert.

    Downtown Indianapolis Parking Map

    Here's a map of typical downtown parking options compiled by Visit Indy:

    Contact IndyStar pop culture reporter Holly Hays at [email protected]. Follow her on X/Twitter: @hollyvhays.

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