About this Location

Facility Overview

Time Park at 1340 Tremont Place provides prime downtown Denver parking situated right at the nexus of the city\'s central business district, civic center, and convention corridor. Operating as an easily accessible open-air surface parking lot, this facility offers an effortless park-and-walk experience without the hassle of navigating tight, multi-story spiral ramps. Because it is an outdoor lot with no overhead ceiling barriers, Time Park features unlimited vertical vehicle clearance, making it exceptionally well-suited for oversized pickup trucks, full-size SUVs with roof cargo boxes, ski racks, commercial work vans, and high-clearance passenger vehicles that cannot safely enter standard subterranean or multi-level parking structures.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Positioned along Tremont Place between 13th and 14th Streets, this location places drivers within steps of Denver\'s most sought-after cultural, administrative, and entertainment venues:

Colorado Convention Center: Located just one to two blocks away (approx. a 3-minute walk), making it one of the closest and most convenient parking options for trade shows, expo attendees, comic conventions, and business conferences.
Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC): A brief 6 to 8-minute walk to the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, Buell Theatre, and Boettcher Concert Hall.
16th Street Mall: Situated just three blocks northeast, offering a pedestrian-friendly promenade brimming with dining, retail, and shopping.
Civic Center Park & Government District: A 4-minute walk south to the Denver City and County Building, United States Mint, Wellington E. Webb Municipal Building, and the Colorado State Capitol.
Golden Triangle Creative District: Located roughly 8 to 10 minutes on foot to the Denver Art Museum, Clyfford Still Museum, and Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Entering and exiting Time Park is straightforward via Tremont Place, a wide one-way downtown corridor connecting directly to major arterial streets like Colfax Avenue, Speer Boulevard, and 14th Street. For regional commuters, Speer Boulevard provides quick, direct access to Interstate 25 (I-25) and Interstate 70 (I-70), allowing drivers to bypass congested inner-city gridlock when departing after large evening events. Public transit connections are exceptional, with the RTD Light Rail Theatre District / Convention Center Station and the Colfax at Court bus stops located within comfortable walking distance, offering direct links across the Denver metro area.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Open-air surface parking format with straightforward drive-in entry and departure.
No vertical clearance limitations, ideal for lifted trucks, racks, and tall utility vans.
Contactless mobile app payment integration (such as ParkMobile or on-site pay-by-plate digital kiosks).
24/7 operational availability, accommodating both early-morning government business and late-night downtown dining.
Clearly marked vehicle stalls including designated ADA accessible parking spaces.
Urban exterior illumination for nighttime navigation and security visibility.

Ideal For

Convention Attendees & Exhibitors: Enjoy quick pedestrian access to the Colorado Convention Center without steep event-garage congestion.
Theatergoers & Nightlife Enthusiasts: Easy walking distance to DPAC theatrical performances and downtown Denver dining.
Civic & Municipal Visitors: Ideal for appointments at the Denver City & County Building, Webb Municipal Building, or the US Mint.
Drivers with Oversized Vehicles: Open sky parking that accommodates high-roof vehicles, camper vans, and utility trucks.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Downtown Denver parking demand spikes heavily during major convention dates, DPAC evening performances, and Civic Center festivals. Drivers are strongly advised to arrive early to secure space during peak convention morning hours. Have your license plate number ready when approaching the automated pay station or mobile app, as the facility operates on a pay-by-plate enforcement model. Always check posted on-site rate boards for potential special event pricing adjustments during citywide gatherings.