The Syracuse University Parking and Transportation Services Office has assumed management of the Marshall Square Mall parking lot, located on East Adams Street. The lot, previously owned by the city of Syracuse, will become the University’s first mobile pay parking area.
Until Aug. 29, the lot will be free and open to the public for use during Syracuse Welcome and Fall 2022 move-in. On Monday, Aug. 29, the lot will become a 24-hour pay lot. Those parking in the lot will need to follow directions posted on the lot signage in order to submit payment electronically. Customers will be able to text a short number, scan a QR code or type an address into their phone’s web browser in order to access the payment website. As the payment is mobile-based, customers will have the option of continuing to add time to their virtual meter through their phones.
All drivers, including those with Syracuse University parking passes, will need to pay when utilizing the lot. Parking is available in four-hour increments. Enforcement will be provided by Parking and Transportation Services.
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