Maroon Parking

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sfreytag
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Re: Maroon Parking

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seannunn wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2024 12:44 pm 1. When you get a reservation, the email is very clear that nothing has to be displayed in your windshield. Being extra cautious, I put a list of my confirmation numbers on the dashboard the first day. Then the second day I forgot, and nothing happened. I am not sure how else they would check this, since making a reservation does not require you to enter a license plate #, make or model of your vehicle, etc.
Yes this is what I thought was weird. No one checks when you get there and you don't need to print it out...so how could they ever give you a ticket? Just to be safe I also printed my day pass out when I was up there in July.

But directly from their website in the FAQ section:
Q: Do I need to print and display my reservation?
A: Overnight visitors will need to print and display their reservation on the dashboard of their vehicle. Daily and hourly visitors do not need to print their reservation.

https://aspenchamber.org/plan-trip/trip ... -bells/faq

Its pretty clear just like in the confirmation email.
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