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What NCAA Fans Should Know About Parking In Downtown Louisville

Jake Ryan

Because melting snow and heavy rain have caused flooding around the Louisville waterfront, city officials are urging fans heading to the KFC Yum Center for NCAA Tournament games this week to arrive early.

“There are still a number of parking spaces that are flooded. A number of roadways that are blocked or closed and construction as well," said Sandra Moran, Yum Center marketing director.

The parking garages underneath the arena and at the Galt House are open for business, she said. And if fans aren't parking in either of those lots they should try to avoid west Interstate 64’s Third Street ramp, which reopened Tuesday after flooding, because traffic congestion is expected in that area, said Moran.

“Have a plan and look at a couple of different garages that you might try to park at because there will be limited space during the day with the business traffic that’s going to be downtown as well," she said.

There are 14 parking garages in downtown Louisville by Moran's count, plus additional street parking.

There will also be increased security at the KFC Yum Center. Everyone will pass through metal detectors and every bag will be checked. There will be no backpacks allowed.

Four games are scheduled for Thursday. Additional games will be scheduled for Saturday.