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Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh
Garage
Telephone – 412-255-6114
Lease Information – 412-560-2504
Valet parking available upon request.
The
Third Avenue Garage is located between Third and Fourth Avenues
in Downtown Pittsburgh. The garage capacity is 579 vehicles
and is open 24-hours a day except on Sunday. Third
Avenue
Garage closes Saturday at 11:59 p.m. and is closed all day
Sunday. The
only exceptions may be whenever there are special events in
town
during that time period. However the garage is open for
all Sunday Steeler games and all special events. Listed
below are the lease charges, daily parking rates and the hours
of operation effective January 1, 2008:
Lease |
Charge |
Effective
Hours |
Day
Lease |
$250
per month |
24
Hours |
Gold
Card |
$325/$275
per month |
24
Hours |
Night
Lease |
$100
per month |
4:00
p.m. – 6:00 a.m. |
Day
Rate Charges
- Monday
through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 3:59 p.m.
Hours
Parked |
Rate |
1
Hour or Less |
$
3.75 |
2
Hours or Less |
$
4.75 |
4
Hours or Less |
$
7.50 |
4 to 24 Hours |
$12.75 |
Night
Rate Charges
- Monday
through Friday, 4:00 p.m. to 5:59 a.m.
Weekend and Holiday Rates
Hours
Parked |
Rate |
1
Hour or Less |
$
2.00 |
2
Hours or Less |
$
3.00 |
2
to 24 Hours |
$
5.00 |
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The Third Avenue Garage is located between Wood Street
and Stanwix Street with easy access and entrances and
exits from both Third (one way traffic north) and Fourth
Avenue (one way traffic south). It is adjacent to PPG
Place, YWCA, the Library Center, and one block from
Market Square and a short walk to Heinz Hall and the
O'Reilly Theater. Also, it is but a short walk to the
North Shore and PNC Park and Heinz Field.
The
garage is located within walking distance of Market
Square Place, where you will find a variety of restaurants,
outdoor cafes, street vendors, afternoon entertainment
and evening events.It is two short blocks from the internationally
known PPG Place and Plaza, designed by Philip Johnson
and John Burgee of New York. With its expansive and
venitian plaza and spiraling roof peaks, "The Glass
Castle" is a must-see for anyone visiting the City.
In the winter PPG Place Plaza is converted into an ice
skating rink similar to but larger than Rockefeller
Center in New York. In the spring the plaza is alive
with dancing waters and sprays that one can pass through.
These ammenities are a true delight for the whole family.
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