Parking & Directions
Directions to Edaville
From Boston
Take Route 3 South to exit 7 (Route 44). Follow Route 44 west 6.5 miles to the exit for Route 58 – Carver. Turn left (south) on Route 58 for 8 miles to Rochester Road. Turn right on Rochester Road and follow for 1 mile to Pine Street. Turn right on Pine Street. The parking lot is 500 feet ahead on the right.
From Areas West of Boston
Take Route 95 (128) south to Route 24 south. 24 south to I-495 south. I-495 south to Exit 2. Turn left at the end of the ramp. Follow Route 58 north. Turn left on Rochester Road and follow for 1 mile to Pine Street. Turn right on Pine Street. The parking lot is 500 feet ahead on the right.
From Worcester
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) east to I-495 south. Take Route 95 (128) south to Route 24 south. 24 south to I-495 south. I-495 south to Exit 2. Turn left at the end of the ramp. Follow Route 58 north. Turn left on Rochester Road and follow for 1 mile to Pine Street. Turn right on Pine Street. The parking lot is 500 feet ahead on the right.
From Cape Cod
Routes 6 or 28 north to the Bourne Bridge to I-495 north. I-495 to Exit 2 (Route 58/Carver). Route 58 north, 4 miles to Rochester Road. Turn left on Rochester Road and follow for 1 mile to Pine Street. Turn right on Pine Street. Edaville's parking lot is 500 feet ahead on the right.
From Providence & Points South
Take I-195 east to exit 22 (I-495). I-495 north to exit 2 (Route 58 /Carver). Route 58 north 4 miles to Rochester Road. Turn left on Rochester Road and follow for 1 mile to Pine Street. Turn right on Pine Street. Edaville Entertainment Venue's parking lot is 500 feet ahead on the right.
Your Guide to Easy & Free Parking
Parking at Edaville is complimentary. To help you plan for a smooth and magical visit, please review the information below.
Our Best Tip: Arrive Early
All on-site parking is FREE and available on a first-come, first-served basis. To ensure the best parking spot and a relaxed start to your adventure, we highly recommend arriving 30-45 minutes before your scheduled entry or train time, especially on peak weekends.
During Peak Times & Full Lots
On our busiest nights, our main lots may reach capacity. When this occurs, our parking staff and clear signage will direct you to nearby auxiliary lots. We provide continuous, FREE shuttle bus service to bring you directly to the front gate and back to your car after your visit.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking spaces are located in the lot closest to the main entrance for guests with a valid state-issued disabled person license plate or placard.
Important Safety Notice: No Street Parking
For the safety of all our guests and to respect our neighbors, street parking is strictly prohibited on Route 58 and all surrounding residential streets (including Meadow Rd, Rochester Rd, Mayflower Rd, and Crescent St). Walking along these busy roads is extremely dangerous.
Accessibility
Edaville is committed to providing an enjoyable and memorable experience for all our guests. We welcome visitors of all abilities and have developed the following guide to help you plan your visit.
Understanding Our Venue
Please be aware that the Festival of Lights is set in a natural, outdoor environment. All areas for the Festival of lights are paved pathways, except for the King's Stage Audience area. This stage will be used for the Synchronized Light Show.
Wheelchairs, Scooters & Strollers
Manual and motorized wheelchairs, electric scooters, and strollers are welcome at the festival.[1] While most areas of the festival are accessible, navigating the unpaved terrain can be challenging.[1] We highly recommend using strollers with larger, sturdy wheels and all-terrain or heavy-duty wheelchairs/scooters for the most comfortable experience.
Accessible Parking
Designated accessible parking spaces are available in the lot closest to the main entrance for guests with a valid state-issued disabled person license plate or placard.[2][3] This lot is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so we recommend arriving early.
Service Animals
Trained service animals are welcome throughout the festival grounds.[1] A service animal is defined as a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. Pets and emotional support animals are not permitted.
Accessible Restrooms
Accessible restroom facilities are available at various locations throughout the festival. Please see the festival map upon arrival for specific locations.
Have Questions or Need Assistance?
Our goal is to help you have a wonderful visit. If you have any specific questions about accessibility or need to make arrangements for your visit, please do not hesitate to contact our Guest Services team in advance.
Phone: 508.866.8190
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