Parking and Transportation

Whether you're a student, faculty member, staff or visitor, Regis University offers several parking options across campus.


Students

All students parking on campus must either have a valid parking permit or pay hourly/daily rates.

  • Residential students with vehicles can purchase a parking permit from the Office of Parking and Transportation Services.
  • Commuter students can either purchase a semester or annual permit, or pay hourly or daily rates.
  • Student permits are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis and do not guarantee that parking spaces in specific locations will be available.

Faculty and Staff

All faculty and staff parking on the Northwest Denver Campus must either have a valid parking permit or pay hourly/daily rates.

  • Full-time and part-time employees may purchase permits through the Parking Office and are eligible for payroll deduction. Contact the Office of Parking and Transportation Services for the most current payroll deduction pricing.
  • Affiliate faculty may purchase permits through the parking portal but are not eligible for payroll deduction pricing.
  • New employees can receive a parking code valid for 4 days of employment. At the end of the fourth day, the employee must purchase a parking permit.


Visitors and Guests

Paid parking is available for visitors and guests. To learn more about getting to campus and where to park, plan your trip.

Student going to the Denver Art Museum

Bus Pass Program

Traditional undergraduates can pick up a book of 10-ride RTD passes per week to assist with transportation to and from school, internships, volunteer sites, etc. Students can get local or regional passes, both of which cover light rail and buses. Booklets are available at the Student Center information desk Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

 

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Parking On Campus

Students, faculty and staff can purchase a variety of parking permits to park on campus. Visitors, part-time employees, affiliate faculty, etc. who do not frequently park on campus can purchase day or evening parking passes when needed.

 

Lightrail train

Public Transportation

RTD bus line #50 makes frequent stops on Regis Boulevard, and the G line light rail is less than a mile away, connecting campus with the rest of the city. Ride sharing services also operate in the neighborhood.

Paying for Parking

Pay By Kiosk: Pay for parking using the kiosks in designated lots. Be sure to find a parking space before paying as you must park in the lot where you purchase your parking. Regis only accepts credit or debit cards.

ParkMobile App: Get reminders when your hourly parking is getting ready to expire and add more time right from your phone.

Daily Fee: $10
Hourly Fee: $3
Overnight guest parking is only allowed in Lot 7 and is $20.


Residential Permits

PERMIT TYPE GROUP AMOUNT PURCHASE AVAILABILITY
Boryla Permit Residential Students $650 Lottery: Third Monday of July
Lot 5 Academic Year
(Fall, Spring and Summer)
Residential Students $550 Fall: Fourth Monday of July
Spring: Third Monday of Dec.
Lot 5 Fall or Spring Permit
(Summer permits not offered to residential students)
Residential Students $275 Fall: Aug. 1
Spring: Third Monday of Dec.
Boryla Summer ONLY Permit Residential Students $200 Fourth Monday of April
Overnight Lot 7 Parking Any student $20 Monday - Friday, valid for 24 hours from time of purchase
Summer Residential Residential Students $150 First week of May - Third week of Aug.

Student permits are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis for lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7. Permits do not guarantee specific spots will be available and do not entitle students to a convenient parking spot.


Commuter Permits

PERMIT TYPE GROUP AMOUNT PURCHASE AVAILABILITY
Academic Year
(Fall, Spring and Summer)
Commuter Students $450 Aug. 1
Fall or Spring Permit
(Summer permits not offered to commuter students)
Commuter Students $225 Fall: Fourth Monday of July
Spring: Third Monday of Dec.
Summer Permit Commuter Students $125 Third Monday of April
Monthly Lot 6 Permit Anyone $25/month Anytime
Overnight Lot 7 Parking Any student $20 Monday - Friday, valid for 24 hours from time of purchase


Electric Charging Stations

The new EV stations are now in operation. Stations are located in Lots 2, 3 and 4. Each station has a QR code to help you set up your account. Please understand there is a 4-hour maximum on the stations and you must move your car after 4 hours to ensure others have the opportunity to charge. If you go over 4 hours you will be charged $20. Feel free to contact Parking and Transportation with any questions or concerns.

Are you a Regis employee?

For resources like applying to be an authorized driver, reserving a university van, and accessing other transportation services, visit OneRegis.

Contact Us

Office of Parking and Transportation Services

ruparking@regis.edu
303.458.4391

From purchasing parking permits to paying citations to checking parking rates, our office aims to help you handle your parking and transportation needs quickly and conveniently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Paid on-campus parking is enforced from Monday at 6 a.m. through Friday at 4 p.m. There is no charge for parking on campus during weekends and holidays.

Overnight parking is only allowed in Lots 5 (by permit only) and 7. Illegal overnight parking is enforced between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m., Monday through Thursday.

Street parking is subject to local and state regulations enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Lot 5 Residential Parking Permits guarantee residential students a parking space in Lot 5. The Boryla Residential Permit guarantees a space in the Boryla garage. Academic Year, Semester, Payroll Deduct and Affiliate/Faculty Permits are valid parking in all lots expect Lot 5. There is no space guarantee in a particular lot.

Lot 5 and the Boryla parking garage are the only assigned parking lots. These lots are reserved for residential students with a Lot 5 Residential Permit or a Boryla Residential Permit. Commuter students, staff and faculty can park in all other lots.

Yes, but you MUST notify Parking Services prior to the start of break.

You can find details regarding the cost of permits for both residential and commuter students at one.regis.edu, which provides resources and information for Regis University current students, faculty and staff.

You may register one vehicle under a single permit.

The possession of a valid ADA placard does not exempt someone from being charged for parking. Additionally, the disabled parking permit must be in the name of the person who is parking on campus.

There are no refunds on parking permits. Please consider the best permit for your schedule.