Parking at The Aud (Kitchener Memorial Auditorium)
The Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex, home of the Kitchener Rangers, has its own event lots at 400 East Avenue. Most of them, lots C to G, are free. Lot A, right in front of the building, is for season pass holders at Rangers games and is paid at concerts and other special events.
Facts checked October 6, 2026
Official parking
| Lot or garage | Where | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lots C, D, E, F and G[1] | On The Aud grounds. C through the Ottawa entrance; D at Eugene George Way and the Jack Couch Park road; E, F and G along Stirling Ave and Military Rd. | Free |
| Lot B (carpool)[1] | Through the Ottawa entrance | 3 or more people per car; no fee listed |
| Lot A[1] | East Ave at Eugene George Way, in front of The Aud | Rangers games: prepaid season pass holders only. Concerts and special events: paid, online in advance or cash.The price and opening time come in the pre-event email. |
| Luxury suites lot[1] | Military Rd at East Ave, behind The Aud | Suite pass holders with a valid permit |
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Street parking and rules
- The Aud’s lots are private property for event parking only. You park at your own risk, illegally parked cars are ticketed or towed, and you shouldn’t idle for more than 3 minutes.[1]
- Street parking nearby is fine if you follow City rules: watch for hydrants, accessible spaces and posted time limits.[1]
- Kitchener streets allow up to 3 hours in a row unless signs say otherwise. Stay 3 m from hydrants and 1.5 m from driveways.[5]
- From December 1 to March 31, no street parking from 2:30 to 6 a.m. without an exemption, and none at all during a snow event.[6]
- Once your ticket is scanned you can’t leave and come back in, so leave nothing you need in the car.[4]
- There are more than 60 accessible parking spaces with a marked route to the entrances, and a passenger drop-off by an accessible entrance.[3]
- The same grounds hold Jack Couch Ball Park, Centennial Stadium and Kiwanis Arena.[10]
Free parking
Getting there without a car
- ION’s Borden Station, on Charles St west of Borden Ave, serves the area, and the Iron Horse Trail connects there.[2]
- GRT route 205 iXpress Ottawa runs along Ottawa St through Borden Station, seven days a week.[7]
- GRT route 8 Weber stops at Weber / East (stop 2563) and Weber / Ottawa (stop 2566), seven days a week.[8]
- Fares: $3 with the GRT Pay app or an EasyGO card, $4 cash. A day pass is $8, and a group pass for 2 to 5 people is $12.[9]
Common questions
Is parking free at The Aud?
Yes, in lots C, D, E, F and G. Lot B is for carpools of 3 or more. Lot A is for season pass holders at Rangers games and is paid at concerts and special events.
How much is Lot A parking for a concert at The Aud?
The Aud sends the price and opening time in its pre-event email. You can pay online in advance or in cash.
Where should I park for a Kitchener Rangers game?
Lots C to G are free. Lot A is reserved for fans who prepaid for a season pass.
Can I take transit to The Aud?
Yes. ION’s Borden Station serves the area, and GRT routes 205 (Ottawa St) and 8 (Weber St) stop nearby.
Can I go back to my car during an event?
Not without losing your spot inside: there’s no re-entry once your ticket is scanned.
Have a driveway near The Aud?
Listing is free. Set your own price and hours, and Parkeas pays you out every week.
Sources
- The Aud: Parking
- The Aud: Directions, maps and virtual tours
- The Aud: Accessibility
- The Aud: Bag and no re-entry policy
- City of Kitchener: Parking bylaws
- City of Kitchener: Overnight parking exemptions
- GRT: Route 205 schedule, September 7, 2026 (PDF)
- GRT: Route 8 schedule, September 23, 2026 (PDF)
- GRT: Fare prices
- The Aud: Arenas and parks
Rates and rules change. Check the official page before you park; these were last checked October 6, 2026.
Researched by the Parkeas team from the official pages above. How we check these guides