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General Information - Parking

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Parking

On evenings and weekends, enjoy free parking in Krannert Center's underground parking garages. Enter the north garages off Illinois Street or the south garages off Oregon Street. Additional parking can be found on the streets around Krannert Center, or in other University of Illinois parking lots along Oregon and Illinois streets. When the Krannert Center underground garages are full, you will be directed to another parking location. Please note that Lot D8 off of Illinois Street is a University Housing lot and therefore not available to Krannert Center patrons.

During working hours on weekdays, you can park for free for 30 minutes in designated spots in the lower south garage. There are also metered visitor spaces on both levels of the north garage. (Please note: Krannert Center garages are maintained and patrolled by the University of Illinois Division of Campus Parking and Transportation. During the work week, a permit is required to park in the garages except at metered spaces or spaces specially designated for Krannert Center Ticket Office patrons. Failure to display a permit or feed the meters will result in a parking citation, payable to the University of Illinois.)

Accessible parking spaces are available on all levels of Krannert Center's underground garage.

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In 1997, Krannert Center's famed acoustics were recorded by Sonic Foundry for the company's sound editing software, Sound Forge. The samples are part of an acoustics modeler, a plug-in to the Sound Forge program that allows audio engineers to apply those acoustics to recorded sounds.