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Parking and Shuttle Schedule For Thanksgiving Break

Adjustments to UNO's parking and shuttle schedules will take place during Thanksgiving Break; Nov. 27 through Dec. 1

A shot of the Pacific Street Garage

Due to Thanksgiving Break, which runs Wednesday, Nov. 27, through Sunday, Dec. 1, UNO Parking Services will be altering its normal parking access and provide limited shuttle operations during this time.

Normal operations will resume on Monday, Dec. 2. 

The following parking changes will take place while UNO is on Thanksgiving Break:

  • No permits will be required to park in any general use stalls in surface lots and garages. Reserved and metered parking rules will still be enforced.

  • Lots D and E will be reserved for CEC events as required.

  • "Pay to Park" ParkOmaha Zones in Lots C and M will be restricted to visitors ONLY, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 27. Faculty, staff and students should NOT use these spaces during this time.

  • Free parking at ParkOmaha stalls will begin Thursday, Nov. 28, and continue through the remainder of Thanksgiving Break.

  • Rules for parking in reserved or handicap stalls (unless displaying a valid permit), visitor parking, motorcycle areas, drive aisles, compact stalls, carpool stalls and fire lanes will still be enforeced.

  • Loading Zone time limits will also be enforced throughout Thanksgiving Break.


The following shuttle/bus service changes will take place:

  • Wednesday, Nov. 27: Orange Route will operate on a limited basis from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. All other routes will not operate.

  • Thursday, Nov. 28 - Sunday, Dec. 1: Shuttles will not operate.

 

Questions? Contact UNO Parking Services at 402.554.PARK (7275).

 

 

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