Monday, July 13, 2009

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Paul McCartney Citi Field Parking To Be $30?

Shannon Shark, Mets Police Chief

I don't know if this is accurate but according to a report Loge 13, parking may be $30 for Paul McCartney.

If this is accurate, it's an insult.   Does it really cost more to use pavement during a concert?

Mets Police suggest you try Corona if you must drive.  Park at like 113th and 34th Avenue and walk over the 34th avenue bridge along the Whitestone ramp.  It's not as far as you think.  You're also "out of there" in two seconds after the game/concert.






2 Responses to "Paul McCartney Citi Field Parking To Be $30?"
Anonymous said :
July 14, 2009 8:04 AM
It does during the playoffs. Why not a concert?
dave c said :
July 17, 2009 11:12 AM
We're ya been? Highway robbery.

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