Park on campus
Find parking all across campus with daily, monthly and annual payment options online or in person.
Recent Updates
Updated July 19, 2021
Parking Permits
Parking Permits for Fall 2021
- Part-time permits and permit sharing options
- Faculty and staff permits
For faculty and staff who suspended their permits or need a new permit - Student permits
Manage your permit
Access your Parking Account to manage appeals, citation payments and permit cancellations.
- Appeals will be adjudicated with a response within 60 days
- Student ID encumbrances are released within an hour of paying citations online
- Permit cancellation in your Parking Account:
- Log in to your account (top right)
- Under Permits (top left) and select View Your Permits
- Choose your permit(s) and confirm your selection
- Provide an explanation for your cancellation and confirm
Contact Parking Services
As a result of Covid-19 protocols, the parking office is closed to walk in traffic and available by phone 780-492-7275 or email parking@ualberta.ca (Monday to Friday 8 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm).
The parking services offices will reopen to walk in traffic on August 16, 2021.
Additional Information
Visit the Frequently Asked Questions to answer any questions you may have. If you need further assistance, email parking@ualberta.ca
For emergencies, call dispatch at 780-492-5533 or 24-UPARK.
Parking Services provides a full range of parking and transportation-related services on all UAlberta campuses.
We serve faculty and staff, students and visitors in their day-to-day parking needs, as well as during special events. A portion of parking revenues directly fund the university's sustainable transportation initiatives.
Recent Notices
Where should I park?
Parking Services provides a full range of parking and transportation-related services. Learn more about where to park your car, bike, or motorcycle anywhere on campus!
With UAlberta's HonkMobile app, students, staff and visitors can seamlessly search and pay for parking from a smartphone, tablet or computer!
The U-Park system is easy to use:
- Park your vehicle in a UAlberta lot or car park.
- Visit the nearest U-Park pay station or download the Honk app.
- Follow the prompts: Enter your licence plate number, select the amount of time you'd like to park, and pay with your credit card, coins (no change is provided) or department coupon code.
- You're on your way!
With U-Park, you don't need to display a daily or hourly parking receipt in your vehicle. This integrated parking system sends your licence plate number and parking information to our parking enforcement officers (so they know you've paid).
Virtual parking permits launched April 1, 2019. It's easy to get started:
- Log into My Parking Account
- Review your registered license plate(s) and make any changes or additions
- Whenever you park in your allocated lot, our integrated parking system will acknowledge your parking privileges and recognize that you've paid for your space
- That's it!
Update: Parking Office open by phone and email
The parking office is closed to walk in traffic and available by phone 780-492-7275 or email parking@ualberta.ca (Monday to Friday 8 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm).
Access your Parking Account to manage appeals, citation payments and permit cancellations.
- Appeals will be adjudicated with a response within 60 days
- Student ID encumbrances are released within an hour of paying citations online
- Permit cancellation in your Parking Account:
- Log in to your account (top right)
- Under Permits (top left) and select View Your Permits
- Choose your permit(s) and confirm your selection
- Provide an explanation for your cancellation and confirm
Visit the Frequently Asked Questions to answer any questions you may have. If you need further assistance, email parking@ualberta.ca.
For emergencies, call dispatch at 780-492-5533 or 24-UPARK.
Parking Services provides a full range of parking and transportation-related services on all UAlberta campuses.
We serve faculty and staff, students and visitors in their day-to-day parking needs, as well as during special events. A portion of parking revenues directly fund the university's sustainable transportation initiatives.