Metered spaces in WMU lots are for the exclusive use of campus visitors. Payment at a meter may be made with U.S. quarters or by a smartphone through Parkmobile. Instructions are listed on each campus meter. Register for a Parkmobile account or call (800) 280-4146.
Parking meter fees must be paid Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Office of Admissions tour guests are provided an electronic parking pass to print in advance of their tour. Those passes can be utilized for Lot 41 behind Sangren Hall, Lot 28 behind the Student Center or the designated spaces in the Hilltop Village parking garage. See map image below.*
Guest permits may be purchased at the Parking Services office or buy guest permits online. A daily permit purchased online may be printed off by the guest and placed on the front dashboard of the vehicle. Daily permits are $5. Weekly permits are $15.
Family members of students living in residence halls may obtain a free three-day permit at Parking Services, Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m, and Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Permits may also be obtained at the parking kiosk in front of the Parking Services building when the office is closed. Family members must be accompanied by the student being visited. The student is required to produce a valid Bronco ID or WIN and the relative must present a current vehicle registration along with a valid driver’s license.
Conference attendees should obtain a parking permit from the conference manager and park in designated parking areas.
Complete parking rules, regulations and maps are available.
*Accessibility Notice: Due to limitations inherent in the underlying map format, geographic data, and/or current third-party mapping technological limitations, this map may not be fully accessible to all users or compatible with assistive technologies. If you need assistance accessing the information contained in this map or require the information in an alternative accessible format, please contact WMU’s digital accessibility team via WMU’s Digital Accessibility Request Form. Western Michigan University is committed to providing equal access to its digital services and information and reasonable accommodations in accordance with applicable federal and state accessibility requirements.