NFL Parking

NFL stadium parking is the most expensive in American sports: official lots run $30-$100+ on game day, and tailgating rules vary wildly from the famous lots at Lambeau Field to the strict no-tailgate zones at urban stadiums. Prepaid passes sell out days before kickoff for teams like the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium and the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. Every guide below covers official lot names and prices, tailgating rules, free and cheap alternatives, ADA parking, rideshare drop-off, and transit routes for all 30 NFL stadiums, organized by division.

Arizona (1)

State Farm Stadium Parking

Arizona Cardinals — Glendale, AZ

Colorado (1)

Empower Field at Mile High Parking

Denver Broncos — Denver, CO

Florida (2)

EverBank Stadium Parking

Jacksonville Jaguars — Jacksonville, FL

Raymond James Stadium Parking

Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Tampa, FL

Illinois (1)

Soldier Field Parking

Chicago Bears — Chicago, IL

Indiana (1)

Lucas Oil Stadium Parking

Indianapolis Colts — Indianapolis, IN

Louisiana (1)

Caesars Superdome Parking

New Orleans Saints — New Orleans, LA

Maryland (2)

M&T Bank Stadium Parking

Baltimore Ravens — Baltimore, MD

Northwest Stadium Parking

Washington Commanders — Landover, MD

Michigan (1)

Ford Field Parking

Detroit Lions — Detroit, MI

Minnesota (1)

U.S. Bank Stadium Parking

Minnesota Vikings — Minneapolis, MN

Nevada (1)

Allegiant Stadium Parking

Las Vegas Raiders — Las Vegas, NV

New York (1)

Highmark Stadium Parking

Buffalo Bills — Orchard Park, NY

North Carolina (1)

Bank of America Stadium Parking

Carolina Panthers · Charlotte FC — Charlotte, NC

Ohio (2)

Huntington Bank Field Parking

Cleveland Browns — Cleveland, OH

Paycor Stadium Parking

Cincinnati Bengals — Cincinnati, OH

Pennsylvania (1)

Acrisure Stadium Parking

Pittsburgh Steelers — Pittsburgh, PA

Tennessee (1)

Nissan Stadium Parking

Tennessee Titans — Nashville, TN

Wisconsin (1)

Lambeau Field Parking

Green Bay Packers — Green Bay, WI