Reliant Stadium Parking: What to Check Before You Drive

NRG Stadium parking is spread across color-coded lots around the stadium and other NRG Park venues. The official parking map marks Purple, Yellow, Teal, Green, Red, Blue, Orange, Maroon and Tan lots, with entrances including Gate 9, Gates 13A–13D, Gates 14A–14B, Gates 15A–15B and Gates 16A–16F.

Use the map to identify the lot and gate relevant to your event rather than assuming every entrance serves every parking area. The map gives you a starting point for planning your approach to One Reliant Pkwy.

Parking access, sales and validation details can vary by event, so confirm the event’s instructions before choosing a lot. NRG Park’s event listings direct visitors to its Directions & Parking information; available lots and parking sales or validation methods may differ.

Some parking details are specific to particular uses. For example, NRG Park’s suite guide assigns Blue Lots 17 and 18 and Green Lot 28 to suite parking, with Gate 9 at Kirby and Westridge as the entrance point. Those instructions are for suite parking, not a general rule for all attendees.

For bus and RV parking, the location depends on the event, and rates are charged per space. Check the event’s instructions for payment requirements, access restrictions and any applicable parking pass before you drive. For event-specific rules, check the official site before you go: NRG Park’s Directions & Parking information.

NRG Park says accessible parking spaces are located throughout the park on a first-come, first-served basis. To use one, you need a valid state-issued placard or license plate and a paid NRG Park parking pass.

The ADA drop-off map directs drivers along Main Street to Westridge Street and then to Gate 9 for drop-off and pick-up. The map also marks road closures and the route to the accessible drop-off area. Follow event-day signs and staff directions, since closure arrangements can vary.

The suite guide identifies Blue Lot 19 as ADA parking, but that is a suite-guide detail rather than a universal instruction for every event. Check the relevant event information to confirm where accessible parking is available.

METRORail can be an alternative to driving because the Red Line serves Reliant Park at Stadium Park / Astrodome station. The station is at the southern end of the line. Trains arrive approximately every 6–12 minutes; special-event service runs during Texans home games, with more frequent trains.

Fannin South Park & Ride is at 1604 West Bellfort Ave., Houston, TX 77054, one Red Line stop from Stadium Park / Astrodome. Parking there costs $5 per vehicle outside special events.

Special-event parking can range from $25 to $50, and that charge includes a round-trip METRORail ride for every passenger in the vehicle. Rates and service details are time-sensitive, so check METRO’s information as well as NRG Park’s event guidance.

All METRORail vehicles are ADA accessible. The Houston Metro guide for the Reliant and Medical Center area covers using transit from the area.

Before driving to NRG Stadium, work through these checks:

1. Find your event’s Directions & Parking information and confirm the lot and entrance to use.
2. Check the event’s parking sales, validation and payment instructions, along with any access restrictions.
3. If you need accessible parking or drop-off, confirm the event route and follow signs and staff directions on arrival.
4. If using METRORail, check service details and the applicable Fannin South parking charge for your event.

Keep the stadium address handy: One Reliant Pkwy, Houston, TX 77054.

What is the address for NRG Stadium?

NRG Stadium is at One Reliant Pkwy, Houston, TX 77054.

Does METRORail serve NRG Park?

Yes. METRO’s Red Line serves Reliant Park at Stadium Park / Astrodome station.

What do you need for accessible parking?

NRG Park requires a valid state-issued placard or license plate and a paid NRG Park parking pass for its accessible spaces.