Parking Information

The Theatres at UWaterloo are situated on the sprawling campus of UWaterloo. The University's address is 200 University Avenue West.

PARKING

There are two lots for patrons of the Theatre of the Arts, Humanities Theatre, and Studio 180.

Lot C is a pay and display lot for visitors at a cost of $5.00 per day. Payment can be made with credit card or exact change ($1 and $2 coins). This lot is visible from University Avenue West but only accessible from Seagram Drive.

Lot H is a gated lot and allows for visitors on non co-op days at $2.00 an hour to a maximum of $10. After 3:45 pm and on weekends this lot is a flat rate of $5.00. The machine will only take MasterCard or Visa.  It will not accept Amex, Tim Hortons Visa or Visa Debit.

For more information on when Co-op takes place please click here.

While H lot will be closer to the theatres, C lot allows for faster exit after an event, as your parking is pre-paid, and you won’t be stuck in a line in the gated H lot.

Accessible Parking for Theatre of the Arts can be found in between the Dana Porter Library and the Modern Languages Building.  The cost is $5 coin entry ($1 and $2 coins).  This area can be accessed off the ring road.  The driveway to the accessible parking spaces is found between the Ira G. Needles Hall building and Biology Building.

Accessible Parking for the Humanities Theatre and Studio 180 is at the side of Hagey Hall.  A pay and display parking permit is required and can be obtained from Lot C off of Seagram Drive.

Theatre of the Arts Parking Map

Theatre of the Arts parking map.

Humanities Theatre and Studio 180 Parking Map

Humanities Theatre Parking Map

WALKING DIRECTIONS TO THEATRE OF THE ARTS

Once you are on campus, it is a short walk to the theatre. There are signs to follow as you make your way from the ring road across from H lot.

  1. Walk up stairs towards Hagey Hall.
  2. Walk around Hagey Hall to the left of the building.
  3. Turn right and walk along back of Hagey Hall.
  4. Turn left and walk toward Modern Languages.  You will pass Arts Lecture Hall on your right.
  5. You will see a large bronse statue of a boar, the famed Porcelina. You have found the theatre.
  6. Enter the Modern Languages Building and walk down the hall to the theatre.