About this Location

Facility Overview

Lot 25B/25T is a designated open-air surface parking lot situated on the eastern perimeter of the Brigham Young University (BYU) campus at 1440 900 E in Provo, Utah. Serving university staff, students, and campus visitors, the facility features an easily navigable layout divided into standard permit stalls (25B) and designated short-term timed parking stalls (25T). Because the facility is an uncovered surface lot, there are no vertical clearance restrictions or overhead barriers, making it an excellent parking choice for standard passenger cars, large pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, and high-clearance utility vans. The lot is fully paved with clearly delineated stall striping, wide drive lanes for smooth two-way circulation, and accessible curb cuts connecting directly to the university\'s sidewalk network.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Conveniently located along 900 East, Lot 25B/25T offers prime proximity to key residential, athletic, and healthcare hubs on the BYU campus. Notable destinations within direct walking distance include:

BYU Student Health Center: Situated directly adjacent to the lot, providing rapid access for medical appointments and pharmacy pickups.
Marriott Center: Located approximately 8 to 10 minutes on foot to the west, hosting BYU Cougars men\'s and women\'s basketball, campus devotionals, and headline touring concerts.
LaVell Edwards Stadium: Located roughly 12 to 15 minutes walking distance to the northwest, making the surrounding area a vibrant nexus during college football game days.
Miller Park (Larry H. Miller Field): Approximately a 5 to 7 minute walk away, home to BYU Cougars baseball and softball.
Heritage Halls: The vibrant undergraduate on-campus housing complex situated just south of the lot.
BYU Creamery on Ninth: A local culinary and campus landmark located a short stroll south along 900 East, famous for signature ice cream and groceries.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress to Lot 25B/25T are directly off 900 East, a primary north-south arterial bordering the university. Drivers arriving from Interstate 15 can take Exit 269 (University Parkway/UT-265 East) directly toward campus before heading south on 900 East. Post-event traffic flows steadily onto 900 East, which connects rapidly to 1230 North and University Parkway. Public transit connections are outstanding: the Utah Valley Express (UVX) Bus Rapid Transit line operates nearby high-frequency service with stops at the Stadium and BYU North Campus, connecting travelers seamlessly to the Provo FrontRunner commuter rail station and Orem Central Station. Utah Transit Authority (UTA) local bus routes also run directly along 900 East.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-Air Surface Parking: Generous open headspace with zero vertical height limitations for tall vehicles and roof-rack accessories.
Timed Stalls (25T): Designated short-term timed parking spaces suitable for quick drop-offs, pickups, and brief appointments.
ADA Accessible Parking: Clearly marked accessible spaces located near pedestrian ramps and entry points to neighboring campus buildings.
Nighttime Illumination: High-mast overhead pole lighting across the entire lot for pedestrian safety and nighttime security.
Campus Security Patrols: Regularly monitored by BYU University Police and Security Services.

Ideal For

Healthcare & Clinic Visitors: Patients and visitors accessing the BYU Student Health Center and on-site pharmacy.
Campus Visitors & Guests: Drivers conducting short-term university business, campus tours, or visiting students in Heritage Halls.
Sports & Event Fans: Cougar sports attendees seeking strategic parking within walking range of Miller Park and the Marriott Center.
Quick Shoppers: Patrons making rapid stops at nearby campus retail and dining locations.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Before parking, always check posted signage at the stall entrance. Lot 25 contains distinct parking classifications: stalls marked for \'25T\' enforce strict time limits to ensure continuous vehicle turnover, while \'25B\' stalls generally require an active BYU university parking permit during normal enforcement hours (Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM). Visitors staying for extended periods during weekday business hours should register their vehicle with BYU Parking Services or verify visitor parking permissions to avoid citations. Free open parking is typically permitted in select lots on weekday evenings after 4:00 PM and all day Saturday and Sunday, though special game-day restrictions apply during major football or basketball contests.