Thursday, March 16th: Public parking will be limited in order to allow access on parade day to monthly pass holders
Friday, March 17th - PARADE DAY:
MONTHLY PASS HOLDERS: On parade day, Friday, March 17th, 2023, monthly pass holders will be allowed exclusive access to their garages until 8:00 AM
GENERAL PUBLIC: City parking garages will open to the general public at 8:00 AM
Saturday, March 18th: All garages will open to the general public at 6am.
Visitor Day Passes are not valid in parking garages & lots during the festival.
Residential Decals are prohibited on St. Patrick's Day. Residents are required to pay to park in the garages.
Due to the parade route closures, vehicles parking in some garages will not be allowed to exit until after the parade ends.
Cars are parked at the owner’s risk. Park your vehicle, lock it, keep valuables out of sight, and exit the garage. No tailgating from vehicles and no loitering in the garage.
City Parking Garage rates
Parking payments are made on exit
Thursday, March 16th, 5:00 AM until Friday, March 17 at 5:00 AM, normal rates will apply.(Vehicles exiting after 8:00 AM will be charged an additional $25)
Friday, March 17th, 5:00 AM until Saturday, March 18 at 8:00 AM, parking will be $25. (Vehicles exiting after 8:00 AM will be charged an additional $25)
Saturday, March 18th, 5:00 AM until Sunday, March 19th at 8:00 AM, parking will be $25. (Vehicles exiting after 8:00 AM will be charged an additional $25)
Lost ticket: flat rate - $50.00
Private Garages are subject to their own rates and rules and are not regulated by the City of Savannah.
Shuttles
From Pooler on Parade Day: Hosted by the Pooler Chamber of Commerce, Round trip service from the Tanger Outlets to downtown Savannah. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
From Midtown or Tybee on Parade Day: Hosted by Old Savannah Tours. Round trip service from the Midtown or Tybee Island to downtown Savannah. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Savannah Belles Ferry
The Savannah Belles Ferry will operate on the current schedule unless impacted by weather or shipping traffic on the river. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS