State Farm Arena Parking

One Philips Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30303

NOTICE: Traffic in Atlanta by the State Farm Arena can get busier at times of the major events. We typically recommend allowing extra time to arrive, park and walk to the venues entrance.

State Farm Arena Parking Guide State Farm Arena, located at One Philips Drive in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, draws large crowds for Atlanta Hawks games, concerts, and events. Parking is managed through a mix of official on-site facilities and third-party options, with pre-purchasing strongly recommended via the ParkMobile app or site for guaranteed spots and lower rates.

On-Site Parking Options

The arena offers several dedicated lots and decks with varying proximity and amenities: – State Farm Drive (under 1-minute walk): The closest option, right at the arena entrance for maximum convenience. – Diamond Deck (under 1-minute walk): VIP parking at 100 Lower Andrew Young International Dr. with an exclusive player/artist entrance. – Ruby Lot (under 3-minute walk): Convenient surface lot at 199 Alabama St. SW. – Sapphire Deck (under 5-minute walk): Covered garage at 127 Centennial Olympic Park Dr. NW, directly across the street with a skybridge for weather-protected access. ADA-accessible spots are available in Sapphire Deck, Diamond Deck, and Ruby Lot on a first-come, first-served basis. Electric vehicle charging stations are located in Sapphire Deck (two) and Diamond Deck (two). Oversized vehicles, RVs, and buses require advance coordination via [email protected]. Fees vary significantly by event and demand – typically $25–$45 for standard spots, rising to $50+ for premium or high-demand events like sold-out concerts. Pre-purchase through ParkMobile often secures the best rates and availability.

Nearby Parking Lots

Numerous off-site garages and lots within a short walk (3–12 minutes) provide alternatives, often cheaper or more available on busy nights. Popular choices include CNN Center decks and Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) garages ($15–$25), The Gulch Green Lot ($20–$30), and various surface lots or garages accessible via apps like SpotHero or ParkMobile (average $21–$35). These frequently offer covered parking and are linked by pedestrian pathways or Centennial Olympic Park.

Street Parking Options

Street parking in the immediate downtown area is limited, metered, and subject to strict time restrictions and aggressive enforcement, especially during events. It is generally not recommended as a reliable option due to high demand and potential towing risks.

General Parking Tips

Arrive early (at least 60–90 minutes before events) to navigate traffic and secure spots. Pre-purchasing is essential for peak events, as official lots sell out quickly. Consider rideshares (drop-off zones available) or MARTA (SEC District Station is steps from the entrance) to avoid parking hassles altogether – public transit is often the most stress-free and cost-effective choice. Download the ParkMobile app in advance, check event-specific pricing, and confirm EV or ADA needs directly with arena staff. Always verify current rates and availability, as they fluctuate with event size and date.