Driveway Parking vs. the Lots: Where to Park for UF Gameday
There are a few ways to park for a Gators home game. Here's the honest rundown, measured as of July 27, 2026.
| Option | Price | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Parkey driveways | Set by host | Blocks from the gates, reserved before you drive in. Exact price and walk shown before you pay. |
| Reserved private lot, 11-min walk (NW 1st Ave) | ≈$83 per game | sold as a $500 season pass covering all six home dates |
| Church / community lots, ~20-25-min walk | $30-$40 cash | first-come cash lots run by churches and community groups along the walk |
| Reserved community lot, 23-min walk | ≈$53 per game | sold as a $320 season pass |
| UF visiting-fan Lot 113 | $30 | paid via the Passport App, not reserved |
| Resold official passes | $54-$218 | secondary-market range |
| Garages / aggregators | varies | Lots and garages, not walkable residential driveways. |
The short version
Every option above except a driveway has a catch you cannot control: the cash lots fill, the official passes cost $54-$218 and sell out, the garages are a long way from a residential street. A Parkey driveway is the only one where the space is yours before you leave the house - you see the exact price and the exact walk, pay in the app, and nobody else can take it. Hosts set per-game prices, so there is no season-pass commitment either.
The honest catch on our side: driveways are one space each, and the close ones commit early on big games. If the Ole Miss or Oklahoma weekend matters to you, book it now, not Saturday morning.
Prices checked July 27, 2026, read off the operators' own sites. Walk times measured in Google Maps walking mode to 157 Gale Lemerand Dr, not taken from operator listings. Prices move - confirm before you drive in.
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