Parking Information

PARKING INFORMATION

Parking is available in the Oregon District Garage, which is one block East of the Dayton Convention Center at the intersection of Fifth Street and Jefferson Street. The Oregon District Garage offers a covered skywalk on Level 1 that will bring you to the 3rd floor of the Dayton Convention Center facility.

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ENTRANCE RAMPS

1. E. 5th Street upper entrance

(near the corner of E. 5th & Jefferson St.)

2. E. 5th Street lower entrance

(near the corner of E. 5th & Jefferson St.)

(for Trucks, Vans, Campers, SUVs) - 6'6"

DO NOT USE THE OREGON DISTRICT GARAGE IF YOUR VEHICLE IS:

• A larger SUV with a wheelbase greater than 120"
• A pickup truck with a wheelbase greater than 120" (extended, super cab & 4-door trucks)
• A full size van of any type
• A vehicle with a clearance of 6’6” or higher
• Any other type of vehicle with a wheelbase longer than 120 inches

PAY STATIONS:

There are two pay on foot stations located on Level 1 of the Oregon Parking Garage.

When you are ready to exit, you may pay at one of these pay on foot stations, or on your mobile device by scanning one of the QR codes posted throughout the skywalk and Oregon District Parking Garage. Once you have paid, you will then have 30 minutes to exit the garage. Upon arriving at the exit, simply scan the validated parking ticket or QR code on your mobile device and the gate will raise.

Please note: If you used a credit card at entry a ticket will not dispense. Your credit card is your virtual ticket. Please insert the same credit card at the exit or pay on foot station to complete the payment process.

This garage does not receive cash and does not have an attendant on duty. Credit/debit cards are the only form of payment that are accepted.

See map HERE for surface lot and metered parking options throughout downtown.

The Flyer - Greater Dayton RTA

See map HERE for bus route and stops. Buses are free to ride and run every 10 minutes.

The Link Bikeshare

Click HERE for more information.

The City of Dayton is beginning the second phase of master plan improvements for the Oregon Parking Garage. In the short term, guests can expect to see new and expanded interior and exterior wayfinding signage, enhanced security surveillance system, and a parking space occupancy system. This system will show available parking spaces for each level with displays at the entrances and at each level.

Improvements to the overhead skywalk spanning South Jefferson Street will include paint and the installation of carpet.

Separately, a $2.5m construction project will begin that will include the following: