The only thing smart drivers would do is to go online and purchase a ticket for parking space reservation with Parking Panda, and the online portal enables drivers to search, research, and pay for a guaranteed spot at parking lots and garages close to the event center.
"Whether you're a football fan, or trying to get downtown to absorb all the energy and excitement leading up to the Big Game, your drive time matters to us," said Parking Panda CEO and Co-Founder Nick Miller.
"Event goers don't have to worry anymore about where to park or how much they're going to pay. Because of our partnerships with surrounding garage operators in downtown San Francisco, those attending Game Week events will get access to the best parking locations. We're excited to provide a hassle-free and seamless parking experience that will also save drivers time and money," he added.
Parking space operators in downtown San Francisco have now had their systems integrated with that of Parking Panda’s, and all agreed parking facilities within the area will be viewable by customers via an interactive map detailing distance, availability, and real-time prices. Parking passes will be emailed to the customers after any prior reservation has been made, and this can be printed out.
"We have partnered with Parking Panda to offer an innovative service to enhance the Super Bowl City experience," said Keith Bruce, CEO of the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee. "We have integrated with Parking Panda's online reservation platform so attendees can have access to convenient parking options that are just a click away."
Parking Panda provides on-demand parking to drivers, enabling customers to book in advance for guaranteed parking spaces and facilities. Customers are always able to search through hundreds of parking lots and compare prices and options in over 40 cities across North America, helping to save time and money that could have been lost with unplanned parking needs.
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