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Planning for CMA Fest? Here are downtown parking options

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — CMA Fest visitors heading downtown this week will have several parking and transportation options available throughout Nashville.

Fifth + Broadway parking

Fifth + Broadway announced discounted parking rates during CMA Fest from Thursday, June 4, through Sunday, June 7. Parking in the Fifth + Broadway retail garage will be available for a flat rate of $25 per day. No code is required.

The garage is open 24/7 and is located beneath the retail shops. Drivers can access it from Broadway and Rep. John Lewis Way and pay by scanning the Metropolis QR code posted in the garage.

Fifth + Broadway also encouraged visitors to stop by before the festival for photos at the Lucky Legend horseshoe installation near Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream or the “Lucky To Be Here” mural on the second floor near Blue Sushi. Visitors can also eat at Assembly Food Hall or shop at Fifth + Broadway before heading to CMA Fest.

Metro Courthouse Garage parking

The Metro Courthouse Garage at 101 James Robertson Pkwy. is also offering parking packages for CMA Fest attendees.

Parking options include:
• 4-day parking pass — $155.30
• 2-day parking pass — $78.48
• Single-day parking pass — $40.06

The 4-day and 2-day passes include in-and-out access. Passes can be picked up upon arrival at the Metro Courthouse Garage.

CMA Fest transportation options

CMA Fest’s website also includes information about transportation and travel options during the festival.

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