About this Location

Facility Overview

Situated in the heart of Downtown Huntington, West Virginia, 800-898 6th Ave Parking offers convenient, open-air surface parking serving the central business and civic district. Positioned along the 800 block of 6th Avenue between 8th and 9th Streets, the facility features a flat, ground-level layout that allows for intuitive maneuvering, straightforward entry, and swift parking. Because this is an unenclosed, open-air lot, there are no low-hanging overhead pipes, height bars, or vertical clearance limitations. This makes the property an outstanding parking choice for standard passenger cars, minivans, full-size SUVs, lifted pickup trucks, commercial work vans, and taller light-duty vehicles that frequently cannot clear downtown multi-level garages.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

This central address positions visitors mere steps from government administration offices, premier dining, and key cultural institutions across Huntington:

Cabell County Courthouse & Huntington City Hall: Located just one block away along 5th Avenue, this lot provides premier parking for civil proceedings, administrative services, and municipal meetings.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center: This historic theater on 4th Avenue is located just a quick 4-minute walk (0.2 miles) away, making it an exceptional place to park for Broadway tours, concerts, and cinema festivals.
Marshall Health Network Arena: Situated approximately 3 blocks north (under a 7-minute walk), this facility offers an effortless stroll to live concerts, sporting events, circuses, and expos without getting trapped in arena egress lines.
Pullman Square: Huntington's primary lifestyle hub for shopping, dining, and movies is only four blocks north (about an 8-minute walk), surrounded by popular restaurants, cafes, and entertainment venues.
Marshall University: The Marshall University Visual Arts Center is directly accessible around 9th and 10th Streets, while Marshall University’s main campus is located roughly one mile east.
Amtrak Huntington Station: The passenger rail depot at 8th Avenue and 10th Street is just a short 2-block stroll to the south.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Navigating to and from 800-898 6th Ave Parking is simple and intuitive thanks to Huntington's grid street layout. Drivers can access the lot directly from 6th Avenue, with convenient cross-street connections along 8th Street and 9th Street. Exiting following crowded shows at the Keith-Albee or Marshall Health Network Arena avoids the congested immediate perimeter around 3rd Avenue, allowing motorists to quickly branch out toward Hal Greer Boulevard (WV-10) or 5th Street Road to link directly with Interstate 64. Regional travelers can also easily merge onto US Route 60. For those combining driving with public transportation, the Tri-State Transit Authority (TSTA) maintains primary bus stops on adjacent 4th and 5th Avenues, providing affordable bus transit across the greater tri-state region.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-Air Headroom: Completely unencumbered overhead space accommodates oversized trucks, roof racks, and high-profile utility vehicles.
Clear Striping & Drive Aisles: Well-marked stalls and ample aisle width ensure stress-free turning and two-way vehicle circulation.
Modern Mobile Payments: Parkers can pay quickly via on-site instructions or mobile parking options, such as ParkMobile, eliminating the need to search for coins.
Illuminated Grounds: Strategically positioned exterior floodlights provide clear nighttime visibility for evening eventgoers and theater patrons.
Pedestrian Connectivity: Level sidewalks and ADA curb cuts lead directly out to 6th Avenue, 8th Street, and 9th Street.

Ideal For

Courthouse & Civic Commuters: Professionals, jurors, attorneys, and citizens visiting Huntington City Hall or the Cabell County Courthouse.
Concert & Theater Audiences: Guests attending performances at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center or large shows at the Marshall Health Network Arena.
Oversized Vehicle Drivers: Contractors, trade professionals, and truck owners who exceed standard parking deck vertical height restrictions.
Downtown Diners & Shoppers: Visitors exploring local eateries, retail boutiques, and cafes along 4th, 5th, and 8th Streets.
Regional Train Travelers: Passengers catching Amtrak services from the nearby historic Huntington rail station.

Visitor & Driver Tips

When heading downtown for major arena concerts or sold-out shows at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center, aim to arrive 30 to 45 minutes prior to showtime to secure an optimal stall and avoid peak traffic. Take note of the posted zone number displayed on lot signage to quickly activate your parking session on your smartphone via ParkMobile. If you plan to extend your visit for dinner or drinks at Pullman Square or on 4th Avenue, you can conveniently top up your parking duration right through the mobile application without needing to walk back to your vehicle.