Parking Information

Parking at Burrill Park was set up to be simple and organized so guests could arrive, park, and start their day in the park without a lot of confusion. Clear signs, marked lanes, and friendly staff helped drivers find a spot quickly, whether they were visiting for the first time or had been to the park many times before.

The main parking lot was located just outside the front entrance of Burrill Park. When guests arrived, they followed the signs for “Park Entrance” and “Parking,” which led them through the toll plaza where parking fees were collected. After paying for parking, drivers were directed by staff or signs into the correct section of the lot. Different areas were labeled with letters, numbers, or fun Burrill Park themed names so it was easier to remember where each car was parked at the end of the day.

Burrill Park offered several types of parking options. Standard parking was the basic choice for most guests and put cars in the regular lots a short walk or tram ride from the front gate. For visitors who wanted to park closer, there was preferred or premium parking near the main entrance for an extra cost, which saved time at the beginning and end of the day. On especially busy days, overflow parking areas could open, with trams or walking paths leading guests back to the main gate.

There were also special parking areas for certain needs. Accessible parking spaces were available near the front of the lot for guests with valid disabled parking permits. These spaces allowed for easier access to the entrance and were clearly marked. Designated spots for buses and group vehicles were located in a separate area, making it easier for school trips, teams, and other large groups to load and unload safely. Drop–off and pick–up zones were also marked for parents or rideshare drivers who were dropping someone off without staying to park.

Parking fees at Burrill Park were usually charged per vehicle, not per person. Prices could vary depending on the type of parking chosen (standard, preferred, or special event) and the day of the week or season. Sometimes, annual passholders or certain group packages included discounted or even free standard parking as part of their benefits. Signs at the entrance and information on the park website gave the current parking prices so guests knew what to expect before arriving.

For safety, Burrill Park asked all guests to follow the speed limits, drive carefully, and watch for pedestrians in the parking areas. Staff were often stationed around the lot to help direct traffic, answer questions, and guide guests to the nearest path or tram stop leading to the entrance. Guests were encouraged to lock their vehicles, keep valuables out of sight, and remember their lot and row name by taking a picture or noting it on their phone.

At the end of the day, guests simply walked or took the tram back to their parking section and exited by following the “Exit” signs out of the lot. Even when the park was crowded, the parking system was designed to keep cars moving and help everyone leave as smoothly as possible. Overall, Burrill Park’s parking information, layout, and options were all created to make arriving and leaving the park easy, safe, and stress–free for all visitors.