About this Location

Facility Overview

The Glenarm-Tremont parking facility, situated at 1313 Tremont Place in downtown Denver, Colorado, offers convenient and accessible vehicle parking in the vibrant heart of the city\'s Central Business District. Configured as an expansive open-air surface parking lot between Tremont Place and Glenarm Place, this facility provides straightforward navigation and effortless drive-in accessibility. Because it operates as an outdoor ground lot without overhead ceiling beams or low-clearance parking decks, it provides unlimited vertical clearance. This makes it an exceptional choice not only for standard sedans, compact crossovers, and luxury vehicles, but also for full-sized pickup trucks, lifted 4x4s, commercial service vans, and vehicles outfitted with roof boxes, ski carriers, or bike racks.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Boasting a premier location just a stone\'s throw from Denver\'s primary civic and cultural hubs, 1313 Tremont Place places drivers within easy walking distance of major local landmarks:

Colorado Convention Center: Located a mere 2 to 3 blocks away (roughly a 4-minute walk), making this an optimal parking choice for trade shows, conferences, and exhibitions.
Bellco Theatre: Situated inside the convention complex, perfect for catching touring comedy acts, concerts, and keynote events.
Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC): An easy 7 to 9-minute stroll brings theatergoers to the Buell Theatre, Boettcher Concert Hall, and the Ellie Caulkins Opera House.
Civic Center Park & Cultural District: Located just a few blocks south, giving direct pedestrian access to the Denver Art Museum, Clyfford Still Museum, and the historic Colorado State Capitol.
16th Street Mall: Just two blocks northeast, connecting visitors to miles of premier downtown shopping, bistros, coffee shops, and nightlife destinations.
United States Mint: Located directly nearby along West Colfax Avenue.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Drivers can access the parking lot via Tremont Place, with direct traffic flow facilitating fast entry even during busy morning commutes. Exiting onto the downtown street grid provides direct conduits to major arterial thoroughfares, including Colfax Avenue (US-40/US-287) and Speer Boulevard, both of which deliver swift, seamless connections to Interstate 25 (I-25) and Interstate 70 (I-70).

For travelers combining driving with public transportation, the facility offers outstanding transit integration. The RTD Light Rail Theatre District / Convention Center Station is less than five minutes away on foot, serving several regional rail lines. In addition, the RTD Free MallRide shuttles along 16th Street and multiple local bus lines along Colfax Avenue and Broadway are all within easy reach.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-Air Headroom: Zero vertical height restrictions, accommodating high-profile SUVs, work vans, and trucks with roof racks.
24/7 Access: Continuous around-the-clock availability for early morning business meetings, evening concerts, and overnight parking needs.
Digital Payment Capabilities: Modern pay-by-plate kiosks and mobile app payment options (such as ParkMobile or QR code scanning) for contactless checkout.
ADA Accessible Stalls: Designated, clearly marked accessible parking bays located on level, paved surfaces close to pedestrian exits.
High-Visibility Lighting: Overhead perimeter floodlights that illuminate the lot during evening and nighttime hours for safety and visibility.

Ideal For

Convention Attendees & Exhibitors: Visiting the Colorado Convention Center or Bellco Theatre without paying premium on-site valet rates.
Downtown Commuters: Professionals working in nearby commercial office towers, government buildings, and financial institutions.
Theater & Arts Patrons: Evening guests attending DPAC performances, musicals, ballet, or orchestral concerts.
Tourists & Day Trippers: Sightseers exploring Civic Center Park, the Denver Art Museum, or shopping along the 16th Street Mall.
Oversized Vehicle Drivers: Anyone driving tall or customized vehicles that cannot enter typical underground parking structures.

Visitor & Driver Tips

During major conventions, downtown parades, or weekend theater performances, parking in this corridor fills up rapidly. Visitors are strongly advised to arrive 30 to 45 minutes ahead of curtain or event start times to secure a prime stall. Always remember your license plate number prior to approaching the automated pay kiosks, or utilize the displayed mobile payment apps to extend your parking session remotely without having to return to your vehicle.