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  • Marathon Parking, avoid getting towed!

    Click here to view the SpotHero Chicago Marathon Parking guide for 2013   The Chicago Marathon is guaranteed to be a driving, and parking challenge.  If you haven’t already heard, Chicago parking is a mess and it is also the home of  $5 street an hour street parking and some of the most expensive downtown parking…

  • Aragon Ballroom Parking Guide

    Aragon Ballroom Parking Guide

    Search, Find and Reserve Parking Nearby the Aragon Ballroom Now! Uptown is an interesting neighborhood in Chicago. While it is far enough away from the downtown area that allows for easy street parking, there are still times where parking can be difficult in this north side neighborhood. The most occurring reason for busy parking days in Uptown…

  • Parking at Chicago White Sox Games

    Parking at Chicago White Sox Games

    U.S Cellular Field Parking Lots for Chicago White Sox Parking.  Other options?  Morrie O’ malley’s Parking Yes! You can reserve White Sox Parking with SpotHero.  Right now, there are parking spots available for only $17 right next to the stadium!  The spots are for Parking Lot D which is highlighted in orange in the map…

  • Updated – Luna Carpet Man is Acquitted of Ticket

    Remember Scott Larsen, the unlucky guy who got a parking ticket while he was feeding the parking meter downtown?  They city saw the video posted by NBC that documented the ticket being issued and they seem to have come to action.  According to The Expired Meter, the city threw out the ticket within 24 hours…

  • Win Two Free Tickets to Bulls v. Spurs!

    Do you have a funny parking ticket story?  Let us know, and you will have a chance to win two free tickets to see the Chicago Bulls play the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday February 17th at the United Center! Visit our Facebook fan page and tell us your story.  Post your story to our…

  • Making Streets Better in Chicago’s 1st Ward

    Many Chicago politicians claim they have the solutions to all of our issues.  Their arguments are so compelling that it’s hard not to be excited over each way they are going to help.  Once elected to office it seems like their promises vanish, only to deal with issues and concerns deemed more important.  Frankly, most…