Valentine’s Day Parking Tips (and Discounts!)

Celebrate Valentine’s Day in New York City for a night your loved one won’t forget! Whether you’re having a romantic dinner, strolling on the High Line, or heading to the theater, one thing you don’t want to worry about is where to park. With over 200 facilities across NYC, Icon and Quik Park always have the perfect spot waiting for you. And to make it extra special, we’ve created the perfect Valentine’s Day playlist to keep you company on the drive in.

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Valentine’s Day Parking Tips

Here are a few simple tips for a stress-free driving and parking experience this Valentine’s Day:

Book ahead – Be sure to book your parking in advance at iconparking.com, where you can find convenient and affordable parking. When you book ahead, Icon and Quik Park guarantees a space will be available when you arrive!
Check traffic – Check for traffic and road closure updates before you go to make getting to your destination faster and easier than ever.

And for extra savings, take advantage of our limited time Valentine’s Day promo code to receive 20% off your reservation. Now all you have to do is pick the restaurant, knowing your savings on parking can be used for an extra dessert!

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