Roadside help at TCU
Texas Christian University sits in southwest Fort Worth along University Drive, a short drive from where the Chisholm Trail Parkway meets I-30. Football weekends at Amon G. Carter Stadium bring heavy traffic and tailgates to the streets and lots around campus.
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Parking
TCU's main garage, the Frog Alley Parking Garage, has a visitor section entered from Stadium Drive and a student section behind its own gate on Frog Alley, and there's also a Worth Hills garage and numbered surface lots. Because the garage sections are gated apart, the technician needs to know which entrance you used, plus your level.
So the technician finds you
- In the Frog Alley garage, say whether you're on the visitor or student side and which level.
- Most visitor lots close in the early morning hours, so call early if you're stuck late.
- On game days, meet the technician where police and campus staff direct traffic.
- In a surface lot, give the lot number posted at its entrance.
Questions
01Can a technician get into the Frog Alley Parking Garage at TCU?
The visitor side is entered from Stadium Drive and the student side through its own gate, and the two don't connect inside. Tell us which side and level you're on; if the truck can't enter, the technician may come in on foot with portable gear.
02My car died near TCU on game day. What should I expect?
Expect slow roads, and some streets near the stadium may be closed. Stay with the car, give us the lot number or the nearest intersection on University Drive or Stadium Drive, and we'll route around the crowd as well as we can.