Parking at UCF

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Parking at UCF

• What do I need to know?
• What are my costs?
• Where does my money go?

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Whats this about parking permits?

• When and where do I need a permit?
• Permits are required every where on campus at all
  times.
• Exceptions are metered spaces if meter is paid.
• How do I obtain a permit?
• Decals and Hangtags must be ordered online at
  www.parking.ucf.edu Please have a License plate
  and PID ready.
• Daily permits may be obtained from pass machines
  located in student lots or from the visitors
  booth for 5.00.

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What if

• What if I drive a different car than the one with
  my permit?
• A temporary permit may be obtained from the
  Parking Services office.
• Please have temporary license plate number.
• What if I need a new permit for my new car?
• Peel the old decal off and bring it to the office
  and a new one will be issued for 8.00.
• If the car is traded in and decal was not removed
  Just bring transfer of tag papers. If issued
  new tag then the trade in paper work would be
  another option.

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Where can I park?

• Parking Permits
• A student permit may only be used in any GREEN
  lot or parking garage.
• Students may park in BLUE staff lots or RED
  faculty lots AFTER 530 p.m. unless otherwise
  posted.
• Only students with an ORANGE residential permit
  may park in Academic Village or Lake Claire lots
  at any time and may also be used in any GREEN lot
  or parking garage.
• Students may NEVER park in a RESERVED 24 HOUR
  space. Doing so may result in a 50 fine and
  your vehicle being towed.
• Daily Permits
• Same as student permit.
• Must place face up on the dash with Expiration
  date visible or a citation will be received.

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How much do they cost?
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What is my money paying for?

• Vehicular Assistance
• Battery jumps
• Flat tires
• Door openings
• S.E.P.S.
• Shuttle Services
• Construction Operating cost
• The fifth parking garage cost nearly 15 million
  dollars to build.
• Parking Services incurs 6.3 million a year in
  expenses, including salaries, maintenance,
  operation and bond payments. Parking Services is
  completely self supporting and receives no state
  funding.

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I received a ticket what now?

• How can I pay my ticket?
• Bring it to the Parking Services office. CASH,
  CHECK, or CREDIT CARD.
• Drop payment in payment boxes located around
  campus. CHECKS ONLY!
• Pay online or over phone. Must have license
  plate, citation, and credit card number
  available.
• What if I dont pay my tickets?
• After 7 business days a 10 late fee will be
  assessed.
• UCF records will go on hold preventing class
  registration or acquisition of transcripts.
• Continued failure to pay tickets will result in
  vehicular immobilization.
• Can I appeal my ticket?
• All appeals must be made online at
  www.parking.ucf.edu.

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I have further questions

• Please dont hesitate to stop by the office or
  call 407-823-5812
• Office Hours
• Monday Thursday
• 730 a.m. 600 p.m.
• Friday
• 730 a.m. 500 p.m.
• More information may also be found online at
  www.parking.ucf.edu

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WELCOME ABOARD!