ARONOFF CENTER FOR THE ARTS PARKING


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About Aronoff Center for the Arts
In downtown Cincinnati, everyone knows about the two major centers for spectacle, Paul Brown Stadium and the Great American Ball Park, but north of them is a different sort of arena. A few blocks north of the Ohio River is the Aronoff Center, a performing arts center where the finest in broadway, concert and stand-up comedy make their home. Aronoff Center parking spaces are often hard to find unless they are booked in advance, as popular events can fill up any commercial parking lots nearby. The proximity of the Aronoff Center to the stadiums can also negatively impact the commute. After a day in the hot sun watching the Bengals or the Reds play, relaxing with a nice show is often just what the doctor ordered.
The Aronoff Center was built in 1995 for the Cincinnati Arts Association. The building was designed by famed architect César Pelli, who was the architect for the Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia. While most theatres offer only one huge auditorium that can’t scale for smaller events, the Aronoff has three theatres in different sizes. The largest is the Procter & Gamble Hall, a three-level auditorium with a burnt orange motif and a capacity of 2,719. This theater not only has modern lighting and a high quality sound system, but the ceiling has 3,000 fiber optic lenses scattered across it, giving off an effect similar to twinkling stars in the dark sky of an Ohio night.
The second theater is the Jarson-Kaplan Theater, a mid-sized auditorium with seating for 437. With a design similar to the Procter & Gamble Hall, it is more suited towards company meetings, smaller performances or other mid-sized events. The smallest theater is the Fifth Third Bank Theater, a space that functions as a theater with a capacity or 150, or alternatively can be reconfigured for other events, such as dances, where the capacity increases to 180. This theater is best for small parties or corporate events.
In addition, there is also a rehearsal hall, a large lobby with a capacity of 1000, an art gallery and more. Depending on the concert (or if the Bengals or the Reds are playing), it can get tricky finding Aronoff Center parking, so booking Aronoff parking spaces with ParkWhiz is the best way to get to the show.
ParkWhiz makes it easy to find Aronoff Center parking; select the show that you need Aronoff Center Cincinnati parking for, print out your Aronoff Center parking pass (or use your mobile pass) and enjoy Cincinnati!

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All parking passes are eligible for a no-questions-asked full refund prior to the start time on the pass.
- To cancel, simply log in to your account on web or in the app, view your passes, and click "cancel".
- You can also do this using the "cancel " link at the bottom of the pass itself.
- Alternatively, just click the "cancel" link from your confirmation email.
Please keep in mind, once the arrival time has passed, all bookings are non-refundable.
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Note that all discount codes will come from ParkWhiz directly. If you received your code from a third-party website, there's a significant chance it will not work. Unless specifically noted, discount codes cannot be used for monthly parking.
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Easy peasy! As the vast majority of locations in our network accept a mobile pass, this means you can use your phone or other smart device to show proof of your prepaid purchase once you arrive at the parking facility. To be sure, verify the instructions on your pass to confirm the validation method. That section is titled "When You Arrive" in-app or "How To Park" if viewing on a desktop or mobile web.
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If your location does not accept mobile passes, you'll need to print the pass before leaving the house.
In most instances, no. The majority of locations on ParkWhiz, including all those in New York City, do not allow re-entry.
If any specific parking facility does allow for you to come & go during the reserved timeframe, you'll see a "Reentry Allowed" amenity icon listed; this is shown in the details section both pre-purchase and post-purchase.
If you don't see anything on the listing page pertaining to specifically to reentry privileges, it's best to assume that you will not be allowed to come and go throughout the duration of your parking pass.
Generally, no. What you see online is what you pay as long as you park within the timeframe on your parking pass. Any time parked outside the arrival or departure listed on your pass will likely incur an additional onsite fee, as determined by the parking provider. ParkWhiz purchases include tax.
The only exception to the above pertains to oversize vehicle fees, which may apply to any vehicle larger than a sedan. Fee amounts vary between individual Parking Operators, and will be assessed on-site if you do not prepay for an oversize vehicle through our platform.
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