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Parking Restrictions during Montreal Alouettes games - 2025 season

Parking - Molson stadium
The Molson Stadium Parking is open to patients and visitors. 50 parking spaces are permanently reserved for patients and visitors to the Neuro. They are outlined in red on the plan below and located at the Molson stadium parking lot. Permit holders and those with yellow day passes are prohibited from using these spaces. NOTE: When the the Alouettes play a home game, the parking lot closes the day before. Patients can park in the RHV Legacy lot (P4/P6/P7) entrance on Peel Street. How to get the reduced rate for patients and visitors: Keep the parking ticket you got at the parking entrance. You must get a proof of appointment or a visit voucher to get the reduced rate. Here’s how: If you are a patient, you must ask for a proof of appointment (e.g., an appointment confirmation paper) or a visit voucher from your clinic. If you are a visitor, you must ask for a visit voucher from the care unit or the security desk located in Room 157 on the first floor. Before going to your car, bring your appointment proof or visit voucher and parking ticket to the parking booth. You’ll receive a reduced rate ticket. At the exit stand, insert your reduced ticket to exit. Before going to your car, go to the parking booth with your proof of appointment or visit voucher and parking ticket. Then, you will get the reduced rate and pay for your parking. Directions to the parking lot You will need to go to the top of University Street (past The Neuro) and turn right to enter the parking lot.
	Hourly rate for Patients Less than 2 hours Free 2 Hours or more $10 *These parking rates do not apply to staff

Parking - Molson stadium

The Molson Stadium Parking is open to patients and visitors. 50 parking spaces are permanently reserved for patients and visitors to the Neuro. They are outlined in red on the plan below and located at the Molson stadium parking lot. Permit holders and those with yellow day passes are prohibited from using these spaces. NOTE: When the the Alouettes play a home game, the parking lot closes the day before. Patients can park in the RHV Legacy lot (P4/P6/P7) entrance on Peel Street.

How to get the reduced rate for patients and visitors:

Keep the parking ticket you got at the parking entrance.

You must get a proof of appointment or a visit voucher to get the reduced rate. Here’s how:

If you are a patient, you must ask for a proof of appointment (e.g., an appointment confirmation paper) or a visit voucher from your clinic.
If you are a visitor, you must ask for a visit voucher from the care unit or the security desk located in Room 157 on the first floor.

Before going to your car, bring your appointment proof or visit voucher and parking ticket to the parking booth. You’ll receive a reduced rate ticket.

At the exit stand, insert your reduced ticket to exit.

Before going to your car, go to the parking booth with your proof of appointment or visit voucher and parking ticket. Then, you will get the reduced rate and pay for your parking.

Directions to the parking lot

You will need to go to the top of University Street (past The Neuro) and turn right to enter the parking lot.

Hourly rate for Patients

Less than 2 hours Free

2 Hours or more $10

*These parking rates do not apply to staff

Molson Stadium parking customer service office

McGill University Parking Services

1010 Sherbrooke St. West, room 525 S, Montreal, H3A 2R7

Phone: 514-398-4559

For information, please call between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays.

Closed on holidays/weekends.

RVH Legacy parking lot (P4/P6/P7)
How to get the reduced rate for patients and visitors: Keep the parking ticket you got at the parking entrance. To receive a reduced rate coupon, you can ask: the clinics at The Neuro the security desk at the Allan Memorial Institute (1025 Pine Avenue West) You have to mention to the clinic that you are parked at the RVH Legacy parking lot when asking for a coupon. At the exit stand, insert your reduced ticket to exit. Directions to the RVH Legacy parking lot: From any highway, follow the sign for downtown and exit at Atwater or Guy. Both will take you to Dr. Penfield where you will turn left on Peel Street and come up to Pine Ave. Pine is a one way going East, but you will stay in the right hand lane and when the light changes continue right up the driveway where you will be given a ticket to enter the parking.
	Hourly rate for Patients Less than 2 hours Free 2 to 4 hours $ 6,75 4 to 24 hours $ 11.25 *These parking rates do not apply to staff

RVH Legacy parking lot (P4/P6/P7)

How to get the reduced rate for patients and visitors:

Keep the parking ticket you got at the parking entrance.

To receive a reduced rate coupon, you can ask:

the clinics at The Neuro
the security desk at the Allan Memorial Institute (1025 Pine Avenue West)

You have to mention to the clinic that you are parked at the RVH Legacy parking lot when asking for a coupon.

At the exit stand, insert your reduced ticket to exit.

Directions to the RVH Legacy parking lot:

From any highway, follow the sign for downtown and exit at Atwater or Guy. Both will take you to Dr. Penfield where you will turn left on Peel Street and come up to Pine Ave. Pine is a one way going East, but you will stay in the right hand lane and when the light changes continue right up the driveway where you will be given a ticket to enter the parking.

Hourly rate for Patients

Less than 2 hours Free

2 to 4 hours $ 6,75

4 to 24 hours $ 11.25

*These parking rates do not apply to staff

RVH Legacy parking (P4/P6/P7) customer service office
Montreal General Hospital (MGH) Parking Office 1650 Avenue Cedar Room L6-129 Montréal QC H3G 1A4 514-934-1934 ext. 43626 or 44632 The office is open Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Drop off zones

People may be dropped off/picked up at the hospital main entrance on University Ave. Vehicles must then either park in the parking lot or leave the premises. All entrances, exits and roads must be free of vehicles for safety and security reasons. The City of Montreal is permitted to issue parking tickets for vehicles illegally parked on The Neuro grounds.

Handicap parking entrances

The Neuro has two (2) handicap-accessible entrances.

On the right side of the street, you will see the handicap accessible entrance.

Through the ambulance entrance at the back of the hospital there are SIX (6) handicap spots.

Accessible entrance Image of ambulance entrance

2. At the top of University Street, after entering the Molson Stadium parking lot, there are SIX (6) handicap parking spots. (Entrance: North Wing L3 building)

Reduced Mobility (Handicap) parking

The Neuro offers two parking areas for patients with reduced mobility:

Ambulance Entrance (University Street)

Six designated spots are available at the back of the hospital.
To access, turn right into the Ambulance Entrance on University Street, then turn left.

Molson Stadium Parking Lot

Six designated spots are available behind Molson Stadium parking lot.
Note: Parking is unavailable the day before and on the day of Alouettes home games.

The Neuro Cares Fund: We are here to help

The Neuro Cares Fund provides financial support for those in need by helping cover the unexpected expenses of being diagnosed with a neurological illness. Open to all hospitalized patients. Please contact your social worker to see if you qualify.

For more information, call 514-934-1934 x44194.

Other support services for patients at The Neuro

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The Neuro (Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital) is a bilingual academic healthcare institution. We are a McGill research and teaching institute; delivering high-quality patient care, as part of the Neuroscience Mission of the McGill University Health Centre. We are proud to be a Killam Institution, supported by the Killam Trusts.

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