Parking Options for Seattle Foot and Ankle Center

by Dr. Hoy

There are several choices for lot parking, marked numbers 1-3 on the map below.  You may park there or other nearby lots.  Street parking is difficult to find, often regulated with tow away zones, and therefore not recommended.  Please give yourself an extra 30 minutes to look for street parking, and pay close attention to the signs from the city, if you choose this option.

Quick Answer

Seattle Foot and Ankle Center provides three primary parking options for patients: Medical Dental Building valet parking, Pacific Place self-parking, and Bank of America self-parking. These lots are conveniently located near the office, with Pacific Place offering a less expensive self-parking choice. While the Medical Dental Building provides valet for maximum convenience, street parking is generally not recommended due to its difficulty and regulatory restrictions.

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Map of downtown Seattle showing streets, businesses, and landmarks such as Nordstrom, Pacific Place, and anchor locations including Downtown Foot and Ankle Center, Medical Dental Building, and nearby restaurants and shops.

Option #1: Medical Dental Building, valet parking.  This is off 6th Avenue to the left after Nordstrom’s.  Go down the slope into the garage.  After giving your keys to the valet, go up the elevator to the 11th Floor and keep left.  Prices below, photo taken 6/11/2020:

A sign at the Medical Dental Building lists parking rates: 0-1 hour $8, 1-2 hours $13, 2-3 hours $15, 3-5 hours $19, 5-10 hours $25, daily max $28. Taxes included; lost ticket pays max rate.

Option#2: Pacific Place parking lot, less expensive self parking.  This is across the street to the east, 6th Avenue.  The number of available parking spaces remaining is listed above at the entrance.  Don’t forget to take your ticket with you and pay at one of the machines on the concourse level, accessible from the 6th Avenue garage entrance, before returning to your car.  Prices below, photo taken 5/18/2020:

A sign displays parking rates at Pacific Place for self and valet parking, showing hourly and daily rates for weekdays, evenings, weekends, and motorcycles. It also lists special weekend and valet parking rates.

Option #3: Bank of America parking lot, more expensive but more convenient self parking.  This is across the street to the north, next to the Bank of America building.  Prices below, photos taken 6/8/2020:

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What are the primary parking options available near the Seattle Foot and Ankle Center?

There are three main lot parking options: Medical Dental Building valet parking, Pacific Place self-parking, and Bank of America self-parking. These options are located near the office, with specific directions provided on the page.

2 Is there a recommended parking option for convenience, especially if I have mobility issues or am in pain?

For maximum convenience, the Medical Dental Building offers valet parking. The Bank of America parking lot is also noted as a more convenient self-parking option, though it is more expensive.

3 Should I consider street parking for my appointment?

Street parking is generally not recommended as it is difficult to find and often regulated with tow-away zones. If you choose this option, please allow an extra 30 minutes and pay close attention to city signs.

4 Are there more affordable self-parking options available?

Yes, the Pacific Place parking lot is described as a less expensive self-parking option. It is located across the street to the east on 6th Avenue.