About this Location

Facility Overview

LAZ Parking at 1655 Blake Street offers secure, centrally located parking in the heart of Lower Downtown (LoDo), Denver. Situated between 16th and 17th Streets, this covered parking facility provides direct, sheltered access to commercial offices, historic architecture, and premier downtown venues. The parking deck accommodates standard sedans, compact crossovers, and mid-sized SUVs. Due to overhead clearance restrictions typical of urban multi-story structures (standard height clearance of approximately 6 feet 8 inches to 7 feet), drivers operating high-roof commercial vans, oversized lifted trucks, or vehicles fitted with elevated roof racks and cargo carriers should verify clearance signage at the entrance prior to entering.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

This premier LoDo location places drivers within walking distance of Denver’s most iconic sports, entertainment, and culinary destinations:

Coors Field: Home of the Colorado Rockies, located just 5 blocks (an easy 6 to 8-minute walk) northeast down Blake Street.
Denver Union Station: Situated only 3 blocks away (under a 6-minute stroll), offering boutique shopping, renowned restaurants, and transit connections.
16th Street Mall: Directly adjacent, granting immediate pedestrian access to miles of retail, outdoor dining, and urban sights.
McGregor Square & The Dairy Block: Modern entertainment and culinary micro-districts within a 4 to 6-minute walk along Blake and Wazee Streets.
Larimer Square: Historic Victorian block featuring high-end dining and nightlife, roughly 5 minutes southwest.
Ball Arena: Located about 0.8 miles away (a comfortable 15 to 18-minute walk across Cherry Creek) for Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets games.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Entering and exiting 1655 Blake Street is straightforward via Blake Street or the adjoining alleyway network between 16th and 17th Streets. Drivers arriving from Interstate 25 can take the 20th Street or Park Avenue West exits to enter LoDo directly, while access from Interstate 70 links via Broadway or Park Avenue. Public transit connectivity is virtually unmatched: the Free MallRide shuttles run up and down the 16th Street corridor, and Denver Union Station provides direct access to RTD Light Rail lines, commuter rail (including the University of Colorado A Line train to Denver International Airport), and regional bus routes.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Convenient covered and sheltered parking protected from Colorado winter snow and summer heat.
Automated contactless payment kiosks accepting major credit cards, debit cards, and digital wallet options.
Mobile reservation capability via top parking reservation platforms such as SpotHero and ParkMobile.
Clearly marked accessible ADA-compliant parking spaces positioned near elevator cores.
Well-illuminated pedestrian walkways and interior stairwells with controlled access points.
24/7 automated entry and exit ticketing lanes.

Ideal For

Game-Day & Concert Fans: Fast, convenient access to Rockies games at Coors Field and events at Ball Arena without the post-game gridlock around immediate stadium exits.
LoDo Diners & Nightlife Guests: Safe, central evening parking for patrons visiting Blake Street bars, Larimer Square restaurants, and Wynkoop breweries.
Daily Commuters: Professional office workers seeking reliable monthly or daily garage space near the 17th Street Financial District.
Union Station Travelers: Secure downtown base for catching the RTD A Line train to DEN airport.

Visitor & Driver Tips

During Rockies home games, opening days, and weekend evenings, LoDo experiences significant vehicle and pedestrian congestion. Blake Street can back up near 19th and 20th Streets, so entering via 15th or 17th Street can help you avoid bottlenecks. Event-rate surges are common across LoDo; drivers are strongly advised to reserve a space in advance via LAZ Parking or partner parking apps to lock in standard rates and guarantee stall availability. Keep your mobile pass or entry ticket handy when returning to the garage, as building doors require pass validation for evening pedestrian re-entry.