LANE STADIUM PARKING

Each stadium has its own personality; some are upbeat, some are sleek, and some are defined by noise. Lane Stadium, of Virginia Tech, is one of the latter. The team’s success has only mounted over the years, making it a challenge to find Virginia Tech Hokies parking spaces if they are not booked in advance. The loudness in Lane comes more from the fans than the stadium itself. The structure opened in September of 1965 at a height of 2,057 feet above sea level, higher than any other Division I FBS venue. The place packs in the Hokies fans to develop some unique traditions. One involves the firing of the game cannon, “Skipper,” which sounds after the National Anthem and after each Hokies score. A pregame show by the Highty Tighties, the school’s marching band, bookends the first half, while the Marching Virginians take care of the halftime field show. Judging by the boisterous noise, Virginia Tech Hokies football’s popularity has climbed, making it more difficult to find Virginia Tech football parking spaces. If you plan ahead and book your Lane Stadium parking spot ahead of time with ParkWhiz, you can save yourself both time and frustration.

Of course, the loudness of Lane Stadium mentioned above isn’t just for bluster; the Virginia Tech Hokies are often noted as having one of the best home-field advantages in the NCAA. This, in turn, has contributed to an incredibly long post-season bowl streak, which began in 1993 and has continued up to the present. Since joining the ACC in 2004, the Hokies have won the ACC Championship four times. Planning ahead for sporting events is always smart, especially when it comes to NCAA games, so book your VA Tech football parking spot in advance with ParkWhiz.

All you need to do is find your Hokies football game, book your VA Tech football parking spot and print your ParkWhiz parking pass. Bring your pass with you to Lane Stadium, and then just enjoy the game.

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