#PHOENIX METRO RAIL ROUTE FOR FREE#

and 2 a.m.,' reads the Valley Metro wesbite.

9-11, catch a train every 15 minutes until 7 p.m. You can download the NFL OnePass app to get free fare to and from all the Super Bowl events downtown. The Valley Metro light rail spans from north Phoenix to the downtown area and stretches into Tempe before finally ending in downtown Mesa.

#PHOENIX METRO RAIL ROUTE FOR FREE#

Light Rail 101: How Super Bowl fans can use the train for freeįOX 10's Anita Roman learns how Super Bowl fans can ride the light rail for free to get around downtown Phoenix. Check it out here.įor Super Bowl Sunday, fans can get parking permits at the stadium here. To reserve a spot, people can use the SpACE Parking App. Once you score that parking spot, you're pretty much home free,' said Majerle. 'People can buy their parking spaces in advance. Others, like the Adeline valet parking, will cost $150. Some assigned spots are reportedly going for $30 to $60 dollars per car. Turn left and head south to downtown area. Merge onto I-10 west and continue to Exit 145A for 7th St. Continue west on Loop 202 to I-10 West Los Angeles ramp.Take US-60 West and merge onto I-10 West to Phoenix.Take SR-101 South and merge onto I-10 East.Take Baseline Road or Broadway Road from the east or west and head north on 7th Ave.Take SR-51 South and merge onto I-10 W.Merge onto I-10 W via the ramp on the left to Downtown Phoenix. Merge onto I-10 West Downtown Phoenix via the left ramp.Get the latest Super Bowl traffic closures here. The city of Phoenix's suggested routes on getting into the downtown area: Hance Park in Downtown Phoenix, those who want to drive to the city center to attend the events could face some obstacles. With the Super Bowl Experience set to take place at the Phoenix Convention Center and Margaret T. Super Bowl LVII: Drivers can expect street closures, high parking fees in Downtown Phoenix

Phoenix metro rail route