Disability parking is provided to assure that individuals requiring additional space to enter or exit their vehicles have the needed space and provide parking as close to the main entrance of a facility. The disability privilege allows a qualifying individual to park in any space marked with the International Symbol of Access. Identifying license plates and placards for persons with disabilities to park in reserved parking spaced are offered to those who qualify. To be considered “disabled” and eligible for persons with disabilities license plates and/or placard, the applicant must meet one of the criteria identified on the Persons with Disabilities Parking Privileges Application. There are no additional fees beyond the regular license fees and ownership taxes. There are no fees for disabled license plates or placards. An identifying placard to be prominently displayed on a motor vehicle used to transport such a person with a disability. A distinguishing license plate to be displayed on a motor vehicle owned by such person. If the person with a disability is also a Disabled Veteran as determined by 42-3-213(5), C.R.S., that person may elect to display Handicap Disabled Veteran license plates - click here for more information.
Note: For the safety and security of all spectators, there will be NO pedestrian and/or bicycle access to the 43rd Ryder Cup. Please plan accordingly, as this policy will be strictly enforced, and there will be no exceptions. The Ryder Cup will have two different ADA parking lots available to our guests with disabilities. The recommended ADA parking lot is located in Lot H, which is located off-site. Lot H is a flat asphalt parking lot. Wheelchair-accessible shuttles will then transport guests to the Clubhouse Bus terminal which is conveniently located next to the most popular holes on the course (Holes 1, 9,10, &18). Our secondary ADA parking lot is located at the front of the General Public South parking lot. This parking lot is closer to the Dye Plaza (the location of the opening ceremonies, concessions, video board, volunteer HQ, and PGA Shop) however it is located a considerable distance from play. The secondary parking lot is on grass. You will need a verified Disabled Person Parking placard, permit, or license plate to enter this parking lot. The person to whom the placard or plate is issued must be present in the vehicle, as a driver or passenger. Please note that it’s against the law to park in an accessible parking space without the required ADA credentials or to fraudulently use someone else’s in order to gain access to ADA parking spots. Wheelchairs will not be available for rent, but spectators may bring wheelchairs with them to the 43rd Ryder Cup. Green, and Practice Range. A landing zone in close proximity to the golf course will be available for spectators wishing to arrive at the 43rd Ryder Cup via chartered helicopter.
Nobody likes to think about parking, and thankfully when visiting Laguna Beach, we’ve taken the stress out of worrying where to park by providing you various options. Please note that during our peak season, metered parking can fill up quickly, so if you prefer to park on the street, plan to arrive early, otherwise use any of our covered and uncovered lots. More information on Laguna Beach parking options below. Daily metered street parking is available and enforced from 8am-9pm at all meters. Credit cards and quarters are accepted at all parking meters. Most meters have a 3-hour limit. Please note: if there is a time restriction on a meter, you must move your car to a new spot once you have reached the limit, you may not re-feed that meter. If you have a handicap placard, you may park in an on-street metered parking space without having to pay (for up to 72 hours). However, you must pay to park in a regular, non-handicap space in the city parking lots.
The daily parking lots are listed below and can be viewed on the map. Electric vehicles do NOT have to purchase a separate parking pass from the pay station while parked at an electric vehicle charging station. The City's municipal code allows an RV, regardless of size, to be parked on any city streets for a maximum of 5 hours in a 24-hour period, not limited to just Laguna Canyon Road. If parked at a meter(s), individual must pay for all meter(s) they are parked in front of. The Police Department can issue a RV parking permit, which is free, and allows RVs to park on any city street for up to 72 hours, and not required to pay meter(s). Items needed for an RV parking permit include: Driver's license, description of RV, license plate, and where the RV will be parked. In order to obtain the RV parking permit, individuals must visit the Police Department during normal business hours (8am to 5pm, 7 days a week). Please direct any other questions to the Police Department non-emergency number: (949) 497-0701 ext. Skip the drive and parking fees and take advantage of the free Summer Breeze trolley service! Simply park for free at Brandman University (16355 Laguna Canyon Road) in Irvine, then sit back and enjoy a free ride into Laguna Beach in an open-air trolley. Summer Breeze service operates every Saturday and Sunday during the summer from 10 a.m.
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