Use this parking guide, which includes prices, locations and tips, for your next concert or event at the "Choliseo" José Miguel Agrelot.
Finding parking for a concert can turn into a headache. So we set out to walk several streets around 📍Hato Rey, San Juan, to identify private parking lots that stay open during special events and concerts in the area.
This list includes regular hours, average costs, vehicle capacity and approximate distance to the 'Choli'.
🅿️ Trocadero 1

🅿️ Trocadero 2

Capacity: 73 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 6 minutes
🅿️ Spot Parking

Capacity: 191 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 1 minute
What's nearby: Next to the Choliseo, behind the Torre Municipal de San Juan
🅿️ Parking VIP

Capacity: 99 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 1 minute
🅿️ New San Juan Parking

Capacity: 1,100 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 4 minutes
What's nearby: Multilevel parking garage behind the Choliseo
🅿️ Chardón 113 Lot

Capacity: 400 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 5 minutes
What's nearby: Escuela Libre de Música
🅿️ Muñoz Rivera 200

Capacity: 768 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 10 minutes
What's nearby: Restaurante Tinto y Blanco
Platea Tip: This multi-story garage includes a dedicated bicycle parking area as an alternative to motor vehicles, with regular hours Monday through Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Those hours may be extended, and Sunday access added, during special events at the Choliseo.
🅿️ Estacionamiento Público – World Plaza Building

Capacity: 1,371 vehicles
Walk to the Choli: 7 minutes
What's nearby: Behind World Plaza
🅿️ The Garage Parking – Mercantil Plaza
Capacity: 225 vehicles (main) and 150 vehicles (parking in front of Mercantil Plaza)
Walk to the Choli: 10 minutes
What's nearby: Across from Aquablue, next to Island Finance
Street and avenue suggestions for parking
Avenida Arterial Hostos: This avenue is home to the Departamento de Hacienda, the Colecturía de San Juan, the Administración de Compensaciones por Accidentes de Automóviles, and a bus stop for routes 4, 21 and 22.
Much of this avenue has white-line parking. If you arrive early, free parking may be available.
The walk to the Coliseo de Puerto Rico is approximately 8 to 10 minutes.
Avenida José Oliver: This avenue is home to the well-known 24 Marketplace, at the corner of Avenida Chardón. Street parking is available along the avenue, and the walk to the Choli is 9 to 12 minutes.
Calle Vieques and surrounding streets: This street, near Caño Martín Peña, has white-line parking, as do the nearby streets Haití and Uruguay. You can also try parallel streets such as Popular, Pepe Díaz and Prudencio Rivera Martínez.
Other tips when looking for street parking:
Make sure your vehicle is parked in a white-line space to avoid a fine.
Do not block any garage entrance or exit, whether residential or commercial.
Parking is prohibited on sidewalks and crosswalks; on a bridge or elevated structure, on a highway or in a tunnel; parallel to or alongside a stopped or parked vehicle on a public road; more than one (1) foot from the edge of the curb; in front of a fire hydrant; and in other situations specified by law.
You can review the rules of Ley 22 of Puerto Rico's Vehicle and Traffic Act of 2000 to clarify any questions about prohibited on-street parking areas.
Hours: Every day of the year, 5:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. During concerts, it operates on a special schedule until 2:00 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Cost: Free
There are five intermodal bus stations. See our guide to reach your destination more easily.
Stations with free parking: 📍Bayamón, 📍Jardines, 📍Torrimar, 📍Martínez Nadal, 📍San Francisco and 📍Cupey
Stations with paid parking: 📍Deportivo (municipal parking) and 📍Río Piedras (parking at the Plaza de la Convalecencia)
DACO launches parking pilot programs
Valerie Rodríguez Erazo, secretary of the Departamento de Asuntos del Consumidor, announced in July the launch of parking.daco.pr.gov, a new interactive parking page within the agency's website.
DACO has launched parking.daco.pr.gov, an interactive tool for finding available parking lots in your area and their approved rates.
The pilot project begins with the area around the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, with plans to expand across the Island.
"The initiative seeks to provide greater transparency and access to reliable information that directly benefits the public," said Valerie Rodríguez Erazo, secretary of the Departamento de Asuntos del Consumidor.
Ave. Chardon at the corner of calle D: Route 4 (Terminal de Lanchas ATM to Av. Piñero), 21 (Plaza Las Américas to San Juan) and 22 (Sagrado Corazón to Plaza Las Américas)
Ave. Ponce de Leon after the opposite side of calle Bolivia: Routes 1 (Sagrado Corazón to 65 Infantería via Ave. Barbosa), 2 (Bayamón to Sagrado Corazón) and 4
Calle Bolivia before the Exclusive Lane on Ave. Luis Munoz Rivera: Routes 15 (Cupey to Sagrado Corazón), 21 and 22
Ave. Luis Munoz Rivera at the corner of calle San German: Routes 1, 2, 4, 15, 21 and 22
Journalist Cindy A. Burgos Alvarado contributed to the production of this guide.
This content was translated with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI).


