The Theatres at UWaterloo are situated on the sprawling campus of UWaterloo. The University's address is 200 University Avenue West.
Parking
Suggested parking lots for visitors of the Theatres at UWaterloo are Lot C and Lot H
Lot C - Visitors
- Located at the intersection of University Avenue West and Seagram Drive. Access from Seagram Drive.
- Pay and Display
- $7.25 per day.
- Payment by AMP mobile pay app.
- You can either download the AMP app through Apple’s App Store or the Google Play Store on your phone, or register through the AMP app website. Payment can be completed using a credit card via secure online transaction.
- Learn how to use the AMP app or website here.
Lot H- Transponder Controlled/Reservations/Visitor
- Located on Ring Road across from Hagey Hall.
- Gated, pay on exit.
- Days: $3.10 an hour to a maximum of $14.50
- After 6pm: $7.25 (after 6:00 p.m. an additional cost of $7.25 will be added.)
- Visa, American Express, MasterCard or Debit
When parking in Lot H expect long wait times exiting after a performance. Alternate parking suggestion is Lot C.
Accessible Parking
Humanities Theatre and Studio 180
- Located at the side of Hagey Hall
Theatre of the Arts
- Location between the Modern Languages building and Dana Porter Library.
- Access through Lot D is located off of Ring Road, between Ira G Needles and Biology buildings.
- Gated, pay on exit.
- Days: $3.10 an hour to a daily maximum of $21.75.
- After 4:30 and weekends: $7.25
Please note, if the parking lot indicates that it is full, press the button for the attendant to request access.
Theatre of the Arts Parking Map
Humanities Theatre and Studio 180 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.
- Walk upstairs towards Hagey Hall.
- Walk around Hagey Hall to the left of the building.
- Turn right and walk along the back of Hagey Hall.
- Turn left and walk toward Modern Languages. You will pass Arts Lecture Hall on your right.
- You will see a large bronze statue of a boar, the famed Porcellino. You have found the theatre.
- Enter the Modern Languages Building and walk down the hall to the theatre.