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Norfolk Tides and NSU fans use free parking and transportation during gameday

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — If you’re a Norfolk sports fan, then Saturday was your day as both the Norfolk Tides and the Norfolk State University (NSU) Spartans played at home. However, with two big events happening simultaneously, that increased the risk of parking issues for fans. The home team matchups come as construction for the […]

Norfolk Tides and NSU fans use free parking and transportation during gameday

Norfolk Tides and Norfolk State University (NSU) Spartans fans enjoyed complimentary parking and transportation options during their respective home games on Saturday. The increased fan turnout due to both events coinciding posed a challenge for parking availability. The shared construction work near Harbor Park limited parking choices for Tides supporters.

Streets surrounding NSU were congested as the game approached. To accommodate fans, free parking and transportation were offered at the MacArthur North and South garages. NSU transportation manager D.L. Smith revealed that preparations for such events began well before the season's start. By the time Saturday rolled around, the MacArthur garage was filled to capacity.

Fans had to turn to alternate parking spots or rely on public transportation. Families of Tides fans expressed frustration with overflowing lots off Ballentine Boulevard, opting for the MacArthur garage instead. They were then able to take the light rail to the Harbor Park. Some Tides fans advised arriving early to secure a spot.

Both fanbases celebrated the matchup of their respective top teams and looked forward to an enjoyable day at the games.

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