BHS students — your first real parking spot.
Weekdays 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. during the school year. Gated, on camera, and five minutes from BHS. No more parallel parking on Conklin Ave in the snow.
School-year memberships are sold like a gym pass — more cards than physical stalls, because not everyone parks every day. If the lot is ever full before first bell, you get a same-day refund and a free month.
School-hour parking for BHS students.
Same gate, same lot, same hours, and the same monthly price as the teacher pass.
10 months, Sep – Jun · billed monthly · locked in for 2026–27
- Weekdays 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.
- Valid NY driver's license or learner permit + current BHS enrollment
- Gated card access, in-person pickup
Frequently asked questions
The stuff BHS students (and their parents) actually ask.
What do I need to sign up as a BHS student?
A valid New York driver's license or learner permit and current Binghamton High School enrollment.
Why is the BHS pass cheaper than the 24/7 pass?
It only covers weekdays 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the school year. No nights, no weekends, no summer — that window is what makes it cheaper.
What if the lot is full when I arrive?
The school-year pool is sized so the lot stays under physical capacity on any given weekday. If the lot ever fills before first bell, you get a same-day refund and a free month.
What about snow days, early release, half-days?
Covered. Your card works any weekday between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. during the school year, regardless of what the district schedule does. Summer school is not included.
Can I use the school-year pass nights and weekends?
No — school-year, school-hours only. For 24/7 access, pick the college monthly pass instead.
Can I switch to the 24/7 monthly pass later?
Yes. You can upgrade to the 24/7 monthly pass at any time (subject to monthly-pass availability) and we'll prorate the switch. Downgrade the other direction at the end of your school-year term.
Are there cameras? Is it secure?
Yes, security cameras record the lot 24/7, and it's gated. That said, you still park at your own risk — we assume no liability for theft, vandalism, weather, or damage. Cameras help, but they don't replace locking your doors and keeping valuables out of sight. See the Terms for the full story.