About this Location

Facility Overview

Situated in the heart of Denver’s vibrant Baker and South Broadway (SoBo) commercial corridor, 70 Broadway Parking (located at 77 Lincoln Street) provides an accessible and convenient open-air surface parking facility. Positioned directly between Lincoln Street and South Broadway just north of East 1st Avenue, this self-park facility features clearly designated spaces and generous drive aisles designed for swift maneuvering. Because it operates as an outdoor surface lot without structural height restrictions, it offers virtually unlimited overhead clearance, making it an outstanding choice not only for standard sedans and compact cars but also for oversized pickup trucks, tall SUVs, and work vans carrying exterior racks or cargo carriers that typically exceed traditional indoor garage clearance limits.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

This parking facility is strategically situated within footsteps of South Broadway’s most iconic music venues, historic landmarks, eclectic eateries, and vibrant nightlife spots. Key destinations within direct walking distance include:

Historic Mayan Theatre: A celebrated 1930s Art Deco cinema showing indie films, located merely 2 to 3 blocks away (approx. 4-minute walk).
Hi-Dive & Skylark Lounge: Premier independent live music venues and classic neighborhood dive lounges, located within a 5-minute stroll along Broadway.
Punch Bowl Social Denver: A sprawling destination for craft beverages, bowling, and social games, situated just 3 blocks south (approx. 5-minute walk).
Dining & Craft Breweries: Steps away from popular culinary hotspots including The Hornet, TRVE Brewing Company, Sweet Action Ice Cream, and numerous eclectic coffee shops and antique boutiques lining SoBo\'s Antique Row.
Civic Center & Capitol Hill: Located just one mile straight north along Lincoln Street, granting fast transit access to the Colorado State Capitol, Denver Art Museum, and the Central Business District.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Navigating to and from 77 Lincoln Street is straightforward thanks to Denver\'s urban grid and major one-way thoroughfares. Lincoln Street carries northbound traffic from I-25 directly past the facility entrance, while adjacent South Broadway handles southbound traffic, ensuring seamless arrivals and exits without complex turning maneuvers. The location offers swift highway connectivity, sitting less than 5 minutes from the Interstate 25 / Broadway interchange and 6th Avenue (US-6). For commuters utilizing regional transit, frequent RTD bus lines (notably Route 0 along Broadway and Lincoln) stop within a single block, and the Alameda Light Rail Station (servicing the C, D, E, and H lines) is reachable within a 15-minute walk or a brief 3-minute transit connection.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-Air Headroom: Zero vertical overhead clearance restrictions, ideal for lifted trucks, high-roof vans, and commercial vehicles.
Contactless Mobile Payments: Easy pay-by-plate digital payments via mobile apps (such as ParkMobile or QR code checkout) along with on-site pay station kiosks.
Well-Illuminated Grounds: Overhead security lighting ensures visibility and safety during nighttime hours and late-night weekend events.
Accessible Stalls: Designated ADA accessible parking spaces located near primary street exits for smooth sidewalk access.
24/7 Self-Park Access: Continuous around-the-clock entry and exit, accommodating both daily commuters and weekend nightlife crowds.

Ideal For

Concertgoers & Nightlife Enthusiasts: Visitors heading to live shows at the Hi-Dive, Skylark Lounge, or the Mayan Theatre who want to avoid crowded side-street permit zones.
Foodies & Shoppers: Patrons exploring the independent restaurants, vintage thrift shops, and art galleries along the South Broadway corridor.
Local Business Commuters: Professionals working in nearby creative agencies, retail storefronts, and medical practices along Lincoln and Broadway.
Oversized Vehicle Drivers: Drivers who prefer open surface lots over tight, low-clearance underground or multi-level parking decks.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Lincoln Street is a high-flow, one-way northbound artery; ensure you position your vehicle in the left-hand lanes as you approach 1st Avenue to make a smooth turn into the lot entrance. During prime dining and nightlife hours on Friday and Saturday evenings, available spots fill quickly; arriving earlier in the evening or utilizing mobile payment apps to confirm parking can save valuable time. Always ensure your license plate is registered accurately via the pay station or mobile app immediately after parking to prevent ticketing or enforcement actions.