Parking at Coachella 2025 is a sure thing, with paid lots near the Empire Polo Club gates costing around $50–$100 for the weekend, based on past years. Free parking sits farther out, linked by shuttles to the entrance—great for saving cash if you don’t mind the ride. Passes go on sale with tickets, and early buyers snag the best spots.

Carpooling with four or more scores free closer parking in some cases, cutting costs and congestion. Spaces dwindle fast, especially for Weekend 1, so arriving early or pre-booking helps. The festival’s parking map and details drop closer to April, guiding you in.

The desert terrain means dust and heat—parked cars can bake, so shade or a late exit might ease the return. Shuttles from free lots run regularly, keeping the flow smooth for all attendees.

Organizers tweak logistics yearly, so checking updates ensures you’re set. Past fests have handled thousands of vehicles, proving parking’s reliable—just plan your approach.

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