General Ocean City FAQ
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The best place to park is at your hotel. Then, just take the Ocean City Beach Bus down Coastal Highway to the Inlet. If you are driving into Ocean City for the day and don’t have a hotel where you can leave your car, we recommend parking at the West Ocean City Park & Ride and take the shuttle from there. There is some metered street parking downtown, but it fills up fast. You can also park at the Convention Center and take the bus.
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Yes. The bus is normally free from the Park and Ride in West Ocean City, but during the big festival weekends, the Town charges $4 to ride all day. The schedule is here.
Transportation
The cost to ride the Ocean City Beach Bus is only $4 for rides all day.
The bus runs from South Division Street Transit Station to and from the 144th Street Transit station and stops all along the way on both north bound and south bound Coastal Highway.
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The best place to park is at your hotel. Then, just take the Ocean City Beach Bus down Coastal Highway to the Inlet. If you are driving into Ocean City for the day and don’t have a hotel where you can leave your car, we recommend parking at the West Ocean City Park & Ride and take the shuttle from there. There is some metered street parking downtown, but it fills up fast. You can also park at the Convention Center and take the bus.
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Springfest,
Transportation
Yes. The bus is normally free from the Park and Ride in West Ocean City, but during the big festival weekends, the Town charges $4 to ride all day. The schedule is here.
You can get from the West Ocean City Park and Ride into Ocean City on the West Ocean City Park-N-Ride Beach Bus. The schedule for this transportation is available here.
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**The Boardwalk tram is suspended indefinitely**
The Boardwalk Tram costs $5.00 per person, per boarding, per one way ride. Although the tram runs every day throughout the summer, it may not maintain its normal schedule during during inclement weather due to safety precautions. For further questions please contact Transportation at 410-723-1606.
Summer Boardwalk Tram Hours: May 24 – September 2 2024, 12pm -Midnight/Daily
Special Events Boardwalk Tram Hours:
Springfest: May 2-5 2024,
OC Cruisin’ Weekend: May 16-19,
Post Labor Day: September 3-8,
Bikefest: September 11-15,
Sunfest: Thursday, October 24-27
Definitely the inlet lot. Here is information from the Town of Ocean City on parking in the inlet lot.
Your first 30 minutes are free, including handicapped!
Patrons must pay for expired time prior to leaving the Inlet Lot to avoid being billed for additional administrative costs
April 1 – May 23, 2024
Monday – Thursday: FREE Parking
Friday – Sunday: $3.00/hour
May 24 – September 30, 2024
Daily Rate: $3.50/hour
July 4, 2024 – $5.00/hour
October 1 – October 31, 2024
Monday – Thursday: FREE Parking
Friday – Sunday: $3.00/hour
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
When parking at the Inlet Parking Lot in Ocean City, here’s what you need to know: Payment Options:- You can pay for your parking session when you arrive or before you leave the lot by paying for the amount of time you have stayed.
- Use a nearby kiosk to enter your license plate details and pay for your desired parking duration. Make sure to enter your complete license plate, including numbers.
- There’s a 30-minute grace period to start your parking session, including for handicapped spaces.
- There’s no need to display the receipt on your dashboard after payment.
- Alternatively, you can use the ParkMobile App to pay for your parking at the Inlet Parking Lot.
- Violations of parking regulations at the Inlet Lot will result in a mailed bill for the time spent in the lot, plus a $25 administrative fee.
- If the violation fee is not paid within 30 days, it will escalate to $50.
- To avoid additional administrative costs, make sure to pay for any expired time before leaving the Inlet Lot.
- Parking lot ambassadors are available at the booth located in the center of Row E in the Inlet Parking Lot.
- For technical support and guidance on using the parking machines, you can call the number displayed on the front of the machine.
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Ocean City, MD is approximately 3 hours by car from Washington, DC. <a
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Spring: Every 15 min. 6 :00 a.m. – 10 p.m., and every 30 min. 10:00 p.m.- 6:00 a.m
Summer: Every 10 min. 6 : 00 a.m. – 3:00 a.m, and every 20 min. 3 :00 a.m.- 6:00 a.m
Fall: Approx. every 15 minutes 6 a.m.- 10 p.m., and approx. every 30 minutes 10 p.m. – 6 a.m.
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Free parking is available on most streets, but can be hard to find during the summer. Find a full list of parking options here.
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There are three options for parking your trailer in town without a permit.
1. The West Ocean City Park & Ride has limited free trailer parking available starting at noon on the Friday prior to the Cruisin’ OC, OC BikeFest and Endless Summer Cruisin’ events through noon on the Monday immediately following each event. However, no overnight parking is allowed – Vehicles and trailers will be towed if parked between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.
2. The 100th Street gravel lot also has limited trailer parking for a daily fee that can be paid on site.
3. In addition, you may make arrangements with a private property owner to park on their lot. You may not park on any public street. nn
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Trailers and oversized vehicles may not be parked on Baltimore Avenue at any time. Parking a trailer or oversized vehicle on any street or paved public lot without a permit is prohibited between May 1 and October 31. Permits are available to registered participants of Cruisin’ Ocean City, OC BikeFest, and Endless Summer Cruisin’ for a fee of $50 from the event organizer. There are three options for parking your trailer in town without a permit.
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Special Event Zones,
Transportation
Boardwalk FAQ
**The Boardwalk tram is suspended indefinitely**
The Boardwalk Tram costs $5.00 per person, per boarding, per one way ride. Although the tram runs every day throughout the summer, it may not maintain its normal schedule during during inclement weather due to safety precautions. For further questions please contact Transportation at 410-723-1606.
Summer Boardwalk Tram Hours: May 24 – September 2 2024, 12pm -Midnight/Daily
Special Events Boardwalk Tram Hours:
Springfest: May 2-5 2024,
OC Cruisin’ Weekend: May 16-19,
Post Labor Day: September 3-8,
Bikefest: September 11-15,
Sunfest: Thursday, October 24-27
Definitely the inlet lot. Here is information from the Town of Ocean City on parking in the inlet lot.
Your first 30 minutes are free, including handicapped!
Patrons must pay for expired time prior to leaving the Inlet Lot to avoid being billed for additional administrative costs
April 1 – May 23, 2024
Monday – Thursday: FREE Parking
Friday – Sunday: $3.00/hour
May 24 – September 30, 2024
Daily Rate: $3.50/hour
July 4, 2024 – $5.00/hour
October 1 – October 31, 2024
Monday – Thursday: FREE Parking
Friday – Sunday: $3.00/hour
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
When parking at the Inlet Parking Lot in Ocean City, here’s what you need to know: Payment Options:- You can pay for your parking session when you arrive or before you leave the lot by paying for the amount of time you have stayed.
- Use a nearby kiosk to enter your license plate details and pay for your desired parking duration. Make sure to enter your complete license plate, including numbers.
- There’s a 30-minute grace period to start your parking session, including for handicapped spaces.
- There’s no need to display the receipt on your dashboard after payment.
- Alternatively, you can use the ParkMobile App to pay for your parking at the Inlet Parking Lot.
- Violations of parking regulations at the Inlet Lot will result in a mailed bill for the time spent in the lot, plus a $25 administrative fee.
- If the violation fee is not paid within 30 days, it will escalate to $50.
- To avoid additional administrative costs, make sure to pay for any expired time before leaving the Inlet Lot.
- Parking lot ambassadors are available at the booth located in the center of Row E in the Inlet Parking Lot.
- For technical support and guidance on using the parking machines, you can call the number displayed on the front of the machine.
Categories:
Boardwalk FAQ,
Transportation
Special Event Zones
There are three options for parking your trailer in town without a permit.
1. The West Ocean City Park & Ride has limited free trailer parking available starting at noon on the Friday prior to the Cruisin’ OC, OC BikeFest and Endless Summer Cruisin’ events through noon on the Monday immediately following each event. However, no overnight parking is allowed – Vehicles and trailers will be towed if parked between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.
2. The 100th Street gravel lot also has limited trailer parking for a daily fee that can be paid on site.
3. In addition, you may make arrangements with a private property owner to park on their lot. You may not park on any public street. nn
Categories:
Special Event Zones,
Transportation
Trailers and oversized vehicles may not be parked on Baltimore Avenue at any time. Parking a trailer or oversized vehicle on any street or paved public lot without a permit is prohibited between May 1 and October 31. Permits are available to registered participants of Cruisin’ Ocean City, OC BikeFest, and Endless Summer Cruisin’ for a fee of $50 from the event organizer. There are three options for parking your trailer in town without a permit.
Categories:
Special Event Zones,
Transportation
Events
Yes. The bus is normally free from the Park and Ride in West Ocean City, but during the big festival weekends, the Town charges $4 to ride all day. The schedule is here.
**The Boardwalk tram is suspended indefinitely**
The Boardwalk Tram costs $5.00 per person, per boarding, per one way ride. Although the tram runs every day throughout the summer, it may not maintain its normal schedule during during inclement weather due to safety precautions. For further questions please contact Transportation at 410-723-1606.
Summer Boardwalk Tram Hours: May 24 – September 2 2024, 12pm -Midnight/Daily
Special Events Boardwalk Tram Hours:
Springfest: May 2-5 2024,
OC Cruisin’ Weekend: May 16-19,
Post Labor Day: September 3-8,
Bikefest: September 11-15,
Sunfest: Thursday, October 24-27
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