NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Metropolis has introduced a new discounted parking program that will provide $2.25 million in parking credits to Tennessee residents.
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The program gives Tennessee drivers two $15 parking credits each to use at locations across the state.
Click here to accept your credits.
Here's how to participate:
The program is available to all Tennessee drivers with Tennessee license plates.
- Existing Metropolis Members with an email on file
Two credits valued up to $15 each will be automatically placed into their account. - Existing Members without an email on file
Credits can be accessed by updating their account prior to or during a visit to a participating location. - Tennessee residents who are not yet Members
Drivers can enroll for a free Metropolis account prior to or during a visit to a participating location and receive the credits at that time.
“Locals may view downtown as a tourist destination, but there’s so much more their city has to offer,” said Monika Hartman, Senior General Manager for Northwood Retail, owner of Fifth + Broadway. “Through this program, we encourage Tennesseans to park at Fifth + Broadway, dine at Assembly Hall, explore the National Museum of African American Music, and experience everything that makes our city unique.”
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