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No. You will be able to register multiple vehicles under the same permit at no extra cost, as long as only one vehicle is parked on campus at a time. You can switch between vehicles in your online account.

This fall, Rectory Lane and Hillcrest lots will be regraded and compacted with gravel to improve their condition.

We will continue to assess and maintain parking areas regularly to ensure safe and accessible parking for the campus community.

Reminder: The new Lansdowne Street lot is now open and available for use.

Paid parking is intended to encourage alternative transportation options like walking, biking, or carpooling. As a result, while demand for parking may continue to grow due to an increasing number of commuters, the paid parking model will help manage demand by promoting carpooling and alternative transportation to campus.

Parking enforcement depends on the time of day and applies during the academic year (September–April).

• Overnight (12 a.m.–6 a.m.):

  Monitored every night, including weekends. Overnight parking is limited to permit holders.
• Weekdays (6 a.m.–6 p.m.):

  Monitored Monday–Friday for General, Designated, and Carpooling permits.

• Evenings (6 p.m.–12 a.m.) and Weekends (6 a.m.–6 p.m.):

  Not actively monitored during lower-demand periods.

Examples:

• If you have a General Permit and stay parked until 7:30 p.m., you will not receive a citation.
• If you are a guest attending a theatre performance between 7:30 p.m. and 11 p.m., you will not receive a citation.

These changes — including reduced evening and weekend monitoring — were made in response to community feedback to make parking more flexible while still managing demand during busy times. The full Parking Policy will be released in December 2025.

Students, faculty, and staff can purchase parking permits online through Mount Allison's Parking website. More details will be shared in the fall.

If you'd prefer to pay with debit or credit, you can visit the Security kiosk located in the Wallace McCain Student Centre.

Parking passes are non-refundable. Please choose the parking pass that best suits your needs. If you are uncertain about requiring a full-year pass (such as a daytime parking pass), we recommend purchasing a pass for one term instead of committing to the full year. This allows flexibility in case your parking needs change.

Payroll deduction is not available for purchasing a parking permit.

We are providing advance notice to help the University community and the wider community plan for purchasing a parking permit in 2026. Multiple payment options, including debit and credit, will be available starting in Fall 2025.

During the January–April 2026 phased rollout, monthly permits will be reduced so that purchasing four consecutive months equals the cost of a prorated General Parking Permit. This gives you the option to spread your payments out month-to-month while paying the same total amount as a single prorated permit.

The cost of a parking pass cannot be added to your tuition.

Parking fees are managed separately from tuition and must be paid through the Security office or the online portal. We will be offering various payment methods to make the process convenient, including credit, debit, and online payment.

Purchasing a parking permit does not guarantee a parking space. Parking operates on a first-come, first-served basis.

A reminder that a new parking lot on Lansdowne Street has recently opened, providing another option for permit holders. While we strive to provide sufficient parking for all permit holders, availability may vary during peak times. We recommend arriving early, especially during high-demand periods (9 a.m.–1 p.m.), to increase the likelihood of finding a spot.

If you require accessible parking, a parking permit will still be required. Additionally, if you have a valid accessible parking permit issued by the province, you can park in any of the designated accessible parking spaces available across campus upon coordination with the People and Culture department.

Yes, Sackville/Tantramar community members and other campus visitors will be able to purchase parking permits. These will be available online through the same Parking website used by students, faculty, and staff.

More information will be shared once registration details are finalized.

No. Street parking is managed by the Municipality of Tantramar, not 91Â鶹, so a University parking permit is not required. Be sure to follow municipal parking regulations and posted signs to avoid tickets or towing.

No. The Civic Centre lot is managed by the Municipality of Tantramar, and 91Â鶹permits will not be valid or required there.

While the Municipality may occasionally allow parking during special events, the lot is not intended for regular use by 91Â鶹community members.