Student Parking

Permit Renewal & Purchase Instructions

Available Permits

PermitEligibility25/26 Price*26/27 Price*How to PurchaseParking Locations

Class C
annual
all students$179$184

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

lots on the eastern edges of campus (see C Permit for details)

Class C+
annual
all students$269$277

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

lots on eastern edges of campus + evening and weekend access to most garages (see C+ permit for details)

Class D
annual
students with disabilties$179$184

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

D and ADA spaces throughout campus

Class D+
annual
students with disabilties$358$369

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

D, ADA, and Special Accommodation  spaces throughout campus

Class R
fall & spring semesters
dorm residentsECG: $358
 
GUG or HCG: $809
 
SAGSJGSWG, or TRG**: $976
 
BRG or TSG: $1,027
ECG: $369
 
GUG or HCG: $833
 
SAGSJGSWG, or TRG**: $1005
 
BRG or TSG: $1,058

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now for available garages

26/27 Permit: 
Enter waitlist starting July 7 for most garages; remaining garages go on sale August 4

single garage (see garage map or residence halls to help choose location)

Class R
semester
dorm residentsECG: $238
 
GUG or HCG: $449
 
SAG, SJG, SWG, or TRG**: $542
 
BRG or TSG: $571
ECG: $245
 
GUG or HCG: $462
 
SAG, SJG, SWG, or TRG**: $558
 
BRG or TSG: $588

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now for available garages

26/27 Permit: 
Enter waitlist starting July 7 for most garages; remaining garages go on sale August 4

single garage (see garage map or residence halls to help choose location)

Class R
month
N24 and Dobie Twenty21 residentsNUG: $139NUG: $14325/26 Permit: 
Buy Now 
Nueces Garage (NUG)

Class S
annual
non-dorm residents$857**

(ECG: $358)
$883**

(ECG: $369)

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now for available garages

26/27 Permit: 
Enter waitlist starting June 23 for most garages; remaining garages go on sale August 4

single garage** (see garage map to help choose location)

Class S
semester
non-dorm residents$409**
(ECG: $238)
 
Summer: $161
(ECG Summer: $72)
$424**
(ECG: $245)
 
Summer: $166
(ECG Summer: $74)

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now for available garages

26/27 Permit: 
Enter waitlist starting June 23 for most garages; remaining garages go on sale August 4

single garage** (see garage map to help choose location)

**Manor (MAG) and Trinity Garage (TRG) are impacted by Moody Center events. While permit holders are not required to relocate for Moody Center events, they will not have access into the garage while Moody Center employees are staffed at garage entrances, typically starting 2-3 hours before the event showtime. See the Moody Center Upcoming Events page for dates and times. See Moody Center Parking Disruptions for alternative parking options.

Specialized Permit Types

PermitEligibility25/26 Price*26/27 Price*How to PurchaseParking Locations
Class Ball students for use with a bicycleFREEFREEOrder Nowbike racks throughout campus


Class Mall students for use with a motorcycle, motor scooter, moped, or motor-assisted bicycles$108$111

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

M Spaces


Class Nall students$54$56

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

Weeknights and Weekends ONLY lots on the eastern edges of campus


Class N+all students$90$93

25/26 Permit: 
Buy Now

26/27 Permit: 
Buy starting August 4

Weeknights and Weekends ONLY lots on eastern edges of campus + access to most garages

*Prices listed are the maximum for the full term of the permit. After that, they are pro-rated daily.

Parking and Transportation Services is a self-funded department that receives no funds for parking from the university or the state. Fees are collected for all those who park on campus to help cover the costs associated with providing parking. Permit prices are set by the Parking and Traffic Policy Committee.

To return your permit, please bring it to the cashier's office in any of our staffed garages.

GreenOnTheGo

The University of Texas at Austin strongly supports efforts to reduce congestion and curb vehicle pollution in the Austin area. The University has established an active Alternative Transportation Program, entitled Green on the Go, that seeks to reduce the use of single occupancy vehicles by staff, faculty, students, and visitors.