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Tuesday, November 12, 2002

Springsteen fans should plan for parking



For those attending the Bruce Springsteen concert tonight and other events at U.S. Bank Arena, keep in mind that the Cinergy Field garage is closed.

There are parking garages available for use south of Second Street between Paul Brown Stadium and the Cinergy Field demolition site. To access U.S. Bank Arena from there, follow Second Street to Main Street and take the new walkway through the Great American Ballpark, which connects to the arena. Those parking in the riverfront lots will not be permitted to walk south or to use Mehring Way because of the Cinergy demolition.

There is also ample parking available at various lots and garages north of Third Street. Pedestrians can take Main Street across Fort Washington Way to access the walkway. All are advised to arrive early to allow extra time for the walk to the arena.

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