As COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations climb, Sundance Square suspends valet parking
Fort Worth retail hub Sundance Square’s property management company on Tuesday said that it would temporarily suspend valet parking because of a high number of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations in Tarrant County.
People who intend to park in that section of downtown will have to handle the task themselves beginning on Wednesday.
Tarrant County’s public health department on Tuesday reported 1,947 additional novel coronavirus cases. There were 1,426 hospitalized COVID patients in the county, according to the Tuesday report.
Henry S. Miller Co., Sundance Square’s property manager, said that it would offer free short-term parking in its garages and surface lots. Validation will not be required. An attendant will staff valet parking stations to provide directions.
Valet parking will resume once public health data confirms a consecutive two-week decline in Tarrant County’s COVID-19 hospitalization rate, the property management company said.
Free short-term parking is available in garages at 345 W. 3rd St. and 201 W. 6th St. and at parking lots at 201 W. 4th St.; 300 Jones St.; 400 E. 3rd St.; 500 E. Weatherford St.; 301 Grove St.; 301 Pecan St.; 615 E. 4th St.; and 700 Terry St.
This story was originally published January 5, 2021 at 5:00 PM.
