YOU MUST HAVE A PARKING PASS IF YOU DRIVE TO THE MASS TRANSIT SUPER BOWL

YOU MUST HAVE A PARKING PASS IF YOU DRIVE TO THE MASS TRANSIT SUPER BOWL

Even if you are just getting dropped off you still need a parking pass .

There are no drop off points

New York New York , Remember drivers must have a parking permit  . It is suggested you leave 3 full hours of travel time to the stadium (and security).  The game starts at 6pm , the staff of the Ridgewood blog suggests the latest arrival time 4:30pm.

∙ON-SITE PARKING PASSES can be purchased here for $150. https://superbowlparking.clickandpark.com/event/?search[event_id]=6640&search[vehicle_type_id]=1

Right now the only passes available are for car/van/SUV/town car’s under 15 feet long.

·OFF-SITE PARKING PASSES can be purchased here and include wrist bands that will get the guest onto a shuttle bus from the off-site parking to the stadium grounds.

http://www.meadowlandsparking.com/event/details/38/the-big-game-parking-passes

Prices for off-site parking vary depending on how many wristbands the guests require.  Prices start at $225 (1 vehicle with 2 wrist bands). 

Private Transportation to the Super Bowl

Private Transportation to the Super Bowl

Private transportation to the Super Bowl is going to be a nightmare. Traffic will be nuts and parking will be even worse. Urge guests to take public transportation if at all possible. See Jeremy’s email for public trans options.

These are things you need to know about private transportation…

There will be no pick up/drop off service to the Meadowlands on 2/1/14 or 2/2/14 done by any car company. There is no location at the Meadowlands complex that will permit vehicles to pull over and drop off/pick up passengers.

Private vehicles will need parking passes. They are available online for purchase on the NFL’s website (while supplies last) for between $150-$350. They can’t be resold as they are tied to the guest’s ticket number. http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/48/guide .

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