Parking at conference

[Richard Siddall]

There are also a very limited number of multi-day parking spaces at a 
few of the Washington Metro stations (see the Metro web site for which 
ones).  You can park your car there and use the Metro to get around.  I 
believe you need a Metro card to exit the parking lot.  It's much less 
expensive than parking at a hotel, but you have the additional cost of 
the trips to and from the station where you parked your car.

Since the multi-day parking can fill up, you may want to have a backup 
plan for parking.

	Richard.

Joshua Turcotte via yapc wrote:
> There are quite a few parking garages (and a few open-to-the-sky lots a few
> blocks west) in the vicinity, but the PTO has two multi-story garages
> attached by walkway to the main building on either side (east and west.)
>  Both cost money but max out at $10 a day, which is very tame for the D.C.
> area where $25+ is not unusual.  I can attest to the fact that the
> west-side garage (at least) has electric car charging stations as well
> (free to charge.)  I've not been in the east, so not sure if that is
> mirrored there or not.
>
> On Sun, Apr 23, 2017 at 12:37 AM, David H. Adler via yapc <yapc at pm.org>
> wrote:
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>> Looking at my hotel options, and, consequently, transportation to the
>> actual conference. So I'm wondering what the parking options are at the
>> conference. Do we know what the situation is?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> dha
>>
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