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FAQ By Visitors

Where can I park?

Please see the parking page for more information.

I am not sure of where to go once I get to campus.

When on campus, please visit the Parking Information Center (PIC) see map.

What should I do if a permit machine is not working?

Please contact Parking and Transportation at (657) 278-3082. Remember, you need a permit to parking on campus. If one machine is not working, use the next closest machine. For more information on Daily Permits please click here.

Visitor Disabled Placard (DP) Parking

Unaffiliated visitors to the university may park in any designated disabled space without paying the user fee. Please be sure that your disabled placard is displayed, and that you have the proper DMV registration in the vehicle at all times. A daily parking permit must be displayed with your disabled placard if your vehicle is parked in a non-designated disabled space on campus.

I plan a short visit to campus. Where can I park for 30 minutes to two hours?

The ground level of the State College Parking Structure, off Gymnasium Drive, offers short-term parking for special rates.

http://parking.fullerton.edu/Parking/ParkAndPay.aspx

I am looking for Mr. Smith's phone number. Where do I look?

The CSUF phone directory is the place to find who you are looking for.

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