I-95 CAP Construction: Parks and amenities such as Race Street Pier, Cherry Street Pier, Washington Avenue Pier, Pier 68, and the Delaware River Trail will be open during the I-95 CAP construction. To learn about how to navigate the detours visit 95revive.com. Review parking and direction information on how to access your favorite Waterfront amenities. Learn more about DRWC's Park at Penn’s Landing, which is part of the I-95 CAP construction project.

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Planning to visit the Waterfront? We have you covered with options beyond driving and parking that will help you arrive in no time. Whether you stroll on foot, cruise in by bike via the Delaware River Trail, or hop on public transit we look forward to welcoming you.

See below for the simplest, most cost-effective, and environmentally friendly ways to kick off your day or wind down your evenings on the Delaware River Waterfront.

On your journey or once you arrive, let us know on social media using the hashtag #ArriveAtTheWaterfront.


The Destinations

Arrive via Public Transit

Arrive at any or all of your favorite Waterfront destinations by one of these modes of public transportation:

Due to the I-95 CAP construction on Penn's Landing, select SEPTA bus routes (5, 12, 17, 21, 33, 38, 42, 44) will be rerouted to new start and end locations. The following table, which can be found on SEPTA.com, shows new start and end locations for each route, and the corresponding changes to bus stops. These changes started on January 14 and will remain in effect until further notice.

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To stay up to date on route changes, visit SEPTA.com.


Arrive on Foot or Wheels

You can also access any or all of your favorite Waterfront destinations by foot or skateboard, rollerblade, or bike (Indego Bike Share locations at Columbus Boulevard and Race Street; Delaware River Street and Penn Street; and Foglietta Plaza and Dock Street) via the Delaware River Trail, which runs 3.3 miles from Pier 70 in South Philadelphia to Penn Treaty Park in Fishtown, including interim trail segments between Tasker Street and Washington Avenue. Download the Trail Map!


Arrive by Car

If you arrive by car, we have you covered there, too. Learn more about our parking options below:

PLEASE NOTE: Due to ongoing construction on the I-95 CAP project along Columbus Boulevard, please check PA traffic conditions, sign up for customized traffic alerts, and view live feeds from PennDOT’s traffic cameras at 511PA.com. For information about the construction visit 95Revive.com.

The parking fee is a  $20 daily flat rate for all lots. Parking lots accept cash or credit cards. Please note that parking rates are subject to change. Tailgating is not permitted in any of the lots.

DRWC is committed to providing a safe and comfortable experience for all patrons. Each parking lot has parking for patrons with a valid handicap license plate or other authorized identification. Spots are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please note, that oversized vehicles are double the posted parking rate for that day and are subject to availability. 

Monthly Parking 
24-hour monthly parking permits are available for the Market/Walnut Street and Lombard Street lots for 24-hour access, 7 days a week.

New and returning monthly parking customers can contact Yolanda Young at yyoung@drwc.org to register for a permit. Inquiries can also be directed to Young at 215-629-3210 or by email at yyoung@drwc.org.
 

On your journey or once you arrive, let us know on  FacebookInstagram, and Twitter using the hashtag #ArriveAtTheWaterfront.

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The Waterfront Starts Here

Planning to visit the Waterfront? We have you covered with options beyond driving and parking that will help you arrive in no time. Whether you stroll on foot, cruise in by bike via the Delaware River Trail, or hop on public transit we look forward to welcoming you. Learn more!