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Introducing Park n’ Party

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Park N PartyYou have probably noticed a new banner on our site this week for Park n’ Party who I’m excited to announce as a new partner for Her Loyal Sons.

So what do they do? Think of it as Rent Like a Champion, but for parking spots.

The only thing worth more than Notre Dame tickets are parking passes for the stadium and library lots. Actually, let’s be honest, it’s easier and cheaper to find a ND ticket than a parking pass more often than not.

At that point, you are stuck in a public lot that requires a shuttle to get you to campus or back. Or you hope you find a homeowner that is offering parking. And what if you have a big group wanting to tailgate? You’ll probably be stuck in the shuttled lots at ND unless you are willing to gamble that the homeowner you just found will let you party in their lawn.

What if you are one of those few that knows every small lot like the back of your hand? You wake up early, drive out, and all of a sudden that hidden spot you knew about is full of ND fans!

Park n’ Party solves all of these issues.

When you head over to their site, you’ll find five lots listed. Four of these lots are within a mile of the stadium and the fifth, just 1.9 miles away, allows for RV parking. All lots allow for tailgating and you can even reserve a spot in the Eddie Commons parking garage!

Each reservation with Park n’ Party comes with an On Time guarantee. Show up “On Time” (30 minutes before kickoff), and your spot is guaranteed. If it isn’t, give them a call and they will find a lot for you to park in. If nothing’s available, they’ll transfer the reservation to another game. If you don’t want that, you get your money back. Either way, they are going to make it right.

So if you have you are looking to organize a large party, or if you are just looking for some hassle free parking, head on over to Park n’ Party and make your reservation today!

Ryan Ritter
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