About this Location

Facility Overview

The 10th & Pine Lot is a centrally situated open-air surface parking facility positioned at 913 Pine Street in the heart of Downtown St. Louis. Positioned on the corner of 10th and Pine, the lot offers straightforward ground-level vehicular navigation, clearly marked spaces, and wide drive aisles that simplify parking maneuvers. Because it is an uncovered surface lot with zero overhead height restrictions, it provides unmatched clearance versatility. It is an ideal parking destination not only for standard sedans, compact crossovers, and coupes, but also for lifted pickup trucks, full-size SUVs with cargo racks, and high-roof commercial passenger vans that exceed traditional parking garage limits.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Located in the active urban core, the 10th & Pine Lot places motorists within short walking distance of many of St. Louis\'s most renowned sports, cultural, and entertainment hubs:

Citygarden Sculpture Park: Located just two blocks south along Market Street, this scenic oasis of interactive art and landscaping is less than a 3-minute stroll away.
Busch Stadium: Home of the MLB St. Louis Cardinals, situated roughly six blocks southeast (an easy 8 to 10-minute walk), making this lot a favorite for game days.
Enterprise Center & Stifel Theatre: St. Louis Blues hockey games, arena concerts, and Broadway-caliber performances are accessible within an approximate 10-minute walk southwest.
America\'s Center Convention Complex & The Dome: Just a 7-minute walk northeast, offering quick access for convention delegates, trade shows, and major stadium events.
Gateway Arch National Park: Located roughly 10 to 12 minutes east down Pine or Chestnut Street towards the Mississippi riverfront.
Downtown Dining & Nightlife: Direct pedestrian access to restaurants, pubs, and historic architectural sites surrounding the Old Post Office Plaza and Washington Avenue corridor.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Drivers can conveniently enter and exit the property via Pine Street or 10th Street, allowing flexible routing depending on traffic congestion before and after major stadium events. The lot\'s downtown grid position grants direct arterial access to Interstate 64 (I-64/US-40), Interstate 44 (I-44), and Interstate 55 (I-55), making highway entry rapid when departing the downtown core. For multimodal commuters, public transit is exceptionally close: the 8th & Pine MetroLink light rail station is located just two blocks east, connecting riders across the greater St. Louis metropolitan area and directly to St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL).

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-Air Headroom: Completely unobstructed vertical clearance capable of hosting oversized trucks, large SUVs, and commercial vans.
Digital Payment Capabilities: Automated on-site payment terminals and integration with leading mobile parking applications (such as ParkMobile or QR-pay options).
Visible Lighting: Nighttime pole illumination ensuring continuous visibility throughout the lot perimeter.
ADA Accessible Stalls: Designated accessible parking spaces located near pedestrian exits.
Continuous 24/7 Access: Drivers enjoy around-the-clock entry and departure flexibility every day of the week.

Ideal For

Sports Fans: Attending Cardinals baseball at Busch Stadium or Blues hockey at Enterprise Center.
Concertgoers & Theater Patrons: Visiting Stifel Theatre or The Dome at America\'s Center.
Convention Visitors: Delegates seeking self-park convenience near America\'s Center.
Downtown Commuters: Professionals working in nearby downtown corporate headquarters, law offices, and municipal buildings.
Drivers of Oversized Vehicles: Motorists who need parking without low-ceiling clearance concerns.

Visitor & Driver Tips

During peak baseball game days, major conventions, or weekend arena concerts, downtown St. Louis parking spaces fill quickly. It is recommended to arrive 45 to 60 minutes prior to event start times to ensure a convenient space. Take note of your stall number or license plate before walking to the payment kiosk or activating your session on your smartphone. When leaving after major events, utilizing 10th Street south toward I-64 or north toward Washington Avenue can help you circumvent post-game pedestrian crowds along Market Street.