Fort Worth Stockyards

Outstanding place, I feel like in an old town. It has great attractions like zoo for children, a lot of shops and dining rooms. Have a coliseum for Rodeo activities, hotel and merchandise stores. Twice a day there is a cattle drive of big horn cows on main street, best location is in front of livestock exchange building.

This is a fun place to spend an afternoon. We enjoyed getting a close up view of "Cowboy Houdini" and some of the other longhorns. This place is registered on the National Register of Historic Places and you can feel the history all around you. Perfect for people of all ages, highly recommend a visit.

Such a fun place to visit! Lots of shops and some places to eat! We bought cowboy boots and enjoyed watching the longhorns walk down the street which happens twice a day every day! You can also pay to sit on a longhorn and get your picture taken! You truly feel like you have stepped into a western movie set!!

Had a wonderful time I didn’t know what to expect. Huge shopping area with pots of restaurants and activities for mostly kids but not exclusively. They have mechanical bull riding and steers for kids to climb on, with little trains for small trains. Great experience, very safe area.

Great little tourist trap to walk around. Lots of great food choices and the scenery of the old architecture and the brick road just really makes the whole thing feel homely. Was in town for the Royals v. Rangers game, and this was super close and a great addition to my trip.

We had a nice time, though it was a last minute decision to go. Wished we had planned are visit better to take advantage of the free comedy show and Friday night rodeo. We did enjoy walking along the street and the old town ambiance. The Herd was an interesting bit of American history to witness. Lots of shops, local hotels, food, and places for drinks. Will come back when we are here again and have more time.

Great experience and lots of history. Great guided tour as well. The Longhorn cattle drive is a must see. Didn't do the Grapevine Express train but you can take the train from Grapevine to Fort Worth Stockyard, shop, dine, etc and then take the train back to Grapevine. The John Wayne Museum is great and is very well done. There is more to see and do than you think and no shortage of great places to eat and drink.

All I can say about the rodeo is OUTSTANDING. The entire experience was fantastic. Everyone so helpful. The show was incredible. The food kiosk had plenty to offer , I would suggest getting food before you sit down as it's gets very busy.

Visiting Texas for the first time and stopped at the Stockyards! This was the perfect way to get all the "feels" of Texas culture. The restaurants were a good price and the brisket was amazing! The shops, however, were a bit expensive. They certainly had everything you could think of though. It was really cool to see everything and feel like I've actually experienced Texas! I would suggest going earlier in the day and expect to walk a good bit. Give yourself the whole day to take it all in.

What a treat to stroll down these historic streets, rodeo area/Cowtown Coliseum, stockyards and train depot. Lots of cute shops, famous watering holes and restaurants owned by famous chefs. What's not to love? Then add the amazing longhorns strolling down the avenue twice a day steered by cowboys on horseback. Quite a site!

The Fort Worth Stockyards is definitely a must visit when coming to Dallas Fort Worth! This is a true Texas experience where the wild West begins! The Stockyards in Fort Worth has a long history of Texas's famous livestock industry. It is located in Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District. They still have the original brick walkways and wooden Corrals. This is the world's only place where you can see the longhorn cattle drive that happens twice daily, starting at 1130 am. and 4pm. Since 1999, the Fort Worth Herd of 17 longhorns with each steer representing a decade of Fort Worths past walk the stockyards herded by Cowboys on a horse. This is a great experience to view with friends and family and learn the history of the stockyards. Along the brick walkways and wooden saloons, there are plenty of restaurants that serve BBQ, Texas Mex, and other Texas favorites. They have bars that serve alcohol and mixed drinks as well as candy shops and souvenirs. The Fort Worth Stockyard HAS IT ALL! Come out to where the West begins and view the ponies and horses and enjoy your time, but don't forget to take a lot of pictures since this is a lifetime experience you won't forget!

Everyday at 11:30 and then again at 4:00 they run Texas Longhorns through the street. (Minus Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas). A pretty incredible experience. Filled with live music, shops and restaurants as well. I unfortunately didn't have the time to go in and see what all was going on. It was quite busy because they had a rodeo that evening. I just didn't get a chance to set my day up properly. Another great find while I was there...THE JOHN WAYNE MUSEUM!!!

This place has changed so much in the past 4 years since I've been here. They've added so much. It was much more crowded than it's been in the past. The old town is so cool to explore and I love this area so much. They have many shops, restaurants, and bars along the way.

Engaging Journey Through History at Fort Worth Stockyards The Fort Worth Stockyards Walking Tour, led by the incredible guide Joel, was an enlightening and enjoyable experience. Joel's deep knowledge and passion for the history of Fort Worth truly brought the tour to life. His storytelling skills made the rich history of the stockyards, dating back to the 1800s, both accessible and engaging. I gained a comprehensive understanding of how the stockyards were established and their evolution over time. The tour offered fascinating insights into the significant role that Texas, and specifically the Fort Worth area, played in supplying beef to America post-Civil War. This historical context provided a deeper appreciation for the area's cultural and economic importance. Joel's expertise and enthusiasm made the tour not just educational but also incredibly entertaining. His ability to weave historical facts with interesting anecdotes kept us captivated throughout. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in the history of Fort Worth or looking to gain a deeper understanding of Texas's heritage. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for a unique way to spend an afternoon, Joel's tour at the Fort Worth Stockyards is a must-do.

Fun touristy place with lots of shopping and bbq food. Watch the longhorn march down the main drive twice daily.

My family arrived here at three o'clock for the 4 o'clock cattle drive, and it took us almost 40 minutes to find a parking space. Once we did, everything went well. The cattle drive didn't last very long, but it was worth going to. There were plenty of shops and restaurants spreaded about to attend. We also attended the Rodeo, which was pretty good as well.

This never gets old. No matter how many times I see the cows being walked down the street it makes me smile every time. Twice a day they go from one corral to the other. Now they also have a corral tour and activities to also do as well.

It was different in the night Alhumdhulillah hope the ladies covered themselves to be decent lol

This place is cool. It's definitely a staple for the area, and worth the drive if you have a free day. It is touristy, so very packed. You'll be waiting for a seat for any meal. There's some things for kids to do (mazes, petting zoo, etc). And you can ride a longhorn which is cool to watch. Lots of shopping, I think that's more of what to do here. Overpriced tourist shops with trinkets and furs. Definitely an experience, and really depends on what type of things you want to do in the area. A great feel for Texas!

must see. great place to walk around and look at country shops. cozy vibes and nice decorations

What a cool place to visit in Texas especially if you are looking for a place to experience the spirit of the American West, look no further than the Fort Worth Stockyards. This historic district is home to a variety of attractions, shops, restaurants and entertainment venues that celebrate the rich heritage of Texas's livestock industry. Whether you are a history buff, a cowboy fan or a family traveler, you will find something to enjoy at the Fort Worth Stockyards. The Fort Worth Stockyards was established in 1866 as a stop along the Chisholm Trail, where millions of cattle were driven north to market. By the late 19th century, it became one of the largest livestock markets in the world, attracting buyers and sellers from across the country. The Stockyards also hosted rodeos, wild west shows and other events that showcased the cowboy culture. Some places I really liked: - The Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, which honors the achievements of rodeo champions, ranchers and western performers. - The Stockyards Museum, which displays artifacts and memorabilia from the heyday of the cattle trade. - The Livestock Exchange Building, which was once the headquarters of the livestock business and now houses offices and shops. - The Cowtown Coliseum, which was built in 1908 and still hosts rodeos and concerts. - The world's only twice-daily cattle drive, where visitors can watch a herd of Texas longhorns parade along Exchange Avenue. In "Mule Alley" they have a gret collection of shops, restaurants and entertainment venues in the beautifully restored historic Horse and Mule Barns. Here you can find everything from western wear and souvenirs to craft beer and barbecue. Mule Alley is also home to Hotel Drover where I stayed which was fantastic! I also visited Billy Bob's one afternoon where you can get free lessons on how to line dance. It's HUGE, the world's largest honky-tonk!

If you are looking to go see some cowboys/women, this is the place to be! Lots of history in this part of DFW. I loved walking through the cobblestone streets and picturing what life was like back then! Very cute place for those visiting the DFW area. Definitely worth a visit at least once!! The stockyards does a cattle drive at 11 am and 4 pm (as of Dec 2022) daily! Be sure to show up 15 minutes before the crowd comes to get yourself a good spot! The cattle drive usually runs about 5-10 minutes. We came here twice (once for each side of the family) and everyone stemmed to have enjoyed it!

Long before this area was a tourist destination, real-world stuff was happening and I have fond memories of it. Now, don't misunderstand or brand me as cynical. I love the staged cattle drive,t shirt shops and bars with colorfully sugary drinks too. However, isnt there something about being able to recall a time when things were "real" at a particulare place. Even with the memories of being in this place when livestock were being bought and sold. Blue jeans and straw hats instead of shorts and Tee shirts were the uniform. A left over biscuit and pice of sausage form home in the truck was lunch instead of a hamburger and margaritia! My how times have changed. I loved bringing my grand kids here and watching them enjoy this new experience. Im just glad it was saved from falling into disrepair and a little bit of history is now preserved.

Yes, there are a lot of tourist elements to the Historic Stockyards. At the same time though there is also just as must history within the boundaries as well. Worthwhile trip on down if you are in the area.

Super fun place. Cattle drive going twice a day to commemorate the old days of cattle drives n the trails that led to Ft Worth. Lots of shops and eateries, some really good BBQ and steaks. Really beautiful at night with all of the lights.

A definite MUST VISIT if you're in Forth Worth. This Historic tourist attraction has streets filled with something for everyone. Shopping: Tons of Texas specialty stores throughout. Everything from souvenir gifts to high end Western wear. If you're looking to purchase your first cowboy hat, this is definitely the place to be. The options are endless. Eats: Burgers, BBQ, steaks, desserts, breweries, etc are all over lined up through the streets. I'd definitely look up your options before visiting otherwise it's easy to wander aimlessly before deciding where to sit down and eat. lol Attractions: Stage Coach Rides, horse carriage rides, bull photo opportunities, Cowboy Hall of Fame, John Wayne Experience, Mechanical Bulls, etc Plenty to do and see. Tons of IG Pic opportunities are here at the Stockyards. Plant to send a couple hours just browsing through all the cool Texan stuff here. And another hour if you're going to sit down and grab a bite like we did. If back in Fort Worth, I'd definitely swing by again if the schedule allowed it. Enjoy!

I'm Liberal AF... This place is touristy AF... The shops are touristy AF... The restaurants are touristy AF... And this place is AMERICA AF!!! I honestly and genuinely enjoyed this extremely Amurr'can tourist trap. The Old West ambiance, staff, and architecture are fantastic. The cowboy attired staff are legit. Don't miss the cattle drives at 11:30 AM & 4:00 PM...these things are huge! And delicious! I didn't eat or buy anything, nor paid for any of the museums, carriage rides, cattle maze...but it was good time just wandering this site, perusing the shops, and enjoying that smell of America...or horse manure that is! I almost bought myself a cowboy hat...almost...

Yee to the Haw, this place was such a cool experience, mainly for tourists. Don't worry Texans, I'm not gonna California your Texas. This was probably one of my favorite spots to go while vacationing in Texas. Even though my hotel was in Dallas, this was sooo worth the drive. In the summer months, the hot and humid weather can make you faint, but just walking around the area, soaking in how only a century ago, Americans lived like this, makes you truly wonder how they survived without AC. From Oregon Trail wagons, to countless horses and their stables, to paying $5 to ride a bull for a few seconds, this place is the definition of a true wild west experience... at least in the 21st century. I honestly hope this place never changes, since I do plan to bring my future kiddos here!

Always love coming here with the family! Christmas time is extra special with all the decorations setup. We love walking around and shopping in the little stores and grabbing a bite to eat at Riscky's BBQ.

This is definitely a must-do if you ever find yourself in Fort Worth. The Historic Stockyards do not disappoint one bit. There are many shops, restaurants, shows, and other activities that will give you almost a full day of fun. As you walk down the Stockyard Strip (Exchange Ave), the smell of smoked BBQ will delight your senses. Horse drawn carriage rides are available, as well as photo opportunities with some real longhorn steer. Twice a day they have a cattle drive, it doesn't last very long (roughly10 minutes), but it's definitely worth it to see the longhorn steer parade down the road as they have daily for over 20 years. Depending on when you choose to visit, parking can be a little challenging. There is paid parking on Exchange Ave, however, I recommend walking a little further to the main or side roads if you want to park for free. I highly recommend the Fort Worth Stockyards for a unique Texas experience.

A fun-filled place for family outings and date nights. Plenty of restaurants and a great place to people watch. The cattle drive lasts for only a few minutes so don't expect too much, but it's fun to watch at least once.

Exceeded all expectations, what a fun historic district. There's only one main street and about a block in either direction but there is so much to do for everyone in the family. We enjoyed the cattle drive. Even with large crowds on eclipse weekend, there was plenty of room to see the bulls and cows walk down the street. The massive horns were within reach of the first row of visitors. If you miss the cattle drive, you can see the herd in their paddock. There is horseriding (and riding a cow for a picture), a maze, a stage coach and wagon, a mechanical bull and many stores and restaurants. There is also a rodeo arena, and a couple of Western themed museums. Very family friendly. There is also a functioning historic train station, and the train pulls right into the middle of what looks like a shopping mall. The vibe was more adult in the evening, with a number of bars and honkytonks. While the area felt safe, I was kind of surprised that main street is still a street for vehicle traffic. Especially when it's crowded, making the area a walking zone might be a good idea. There is plenty of parking, but it was all paid parking when we visited.

A must see at least 1 time... great food beer and nightlife. The stampede was fun and the history is great. Great stores and cool bars

I had no idea how fun the Fort Worth Stockyards would be until I came recently for some work training. We posted up at the Stockyards Hotel for one day of our sessions, and it was really fun to get to explore the area on our breaks. Watching the cattle drive really is fun and unique, and we loved going to restaurants like The Biscuit Bar, Love Shack, and Provender Hall. We also loved grabbing drinks at the White Elephant - a bar that truly feels like stepping into a film set of a bar that's been around forever. There is so much fun shopping to explore in the area, and we really loved that we had so much time to wander around doing just that. It doesn't feel hokey, or touristy, or contrived in any way. It feels as authentic as it is unique and I just kept thinking how fun it would be to bring my kids down soon. I will definitely be back, kids in tow, (and maybe also a nanny so I can still have some time at the White Elephant!) Thanks to everyone who was so nice to us during our time there.

Fun way to fill an evening. Even if you don't want to watch the rodeo, plenty of horses and cattle about to look at.

I can't believe that I haven't reviewed this place already as we've been several times, usually when we have out of town guests. We went on a weekend that coincided with St. Patrick's so it was predictably busy. It was concerning that not many people were wearing masks so I guess the governors admonition to behave responsibly did not resonate. In any event, there is a lot to do for kids and adults. We did the fake cow milking, face painting, pony rides, live music, and of course, the cattle drive which was followed by the parade. There's real rodeo on Saturdays at 7:30pm but we did not stay for that. There are tons of cute shops to check out and places to eat, although most have average ratings on Yelp. I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because parking is hard to find if you don't want to pay $10-15, and because I did not enjoy the multitudes of people not wearing masks which to me was a recipe for a super-spread event.

Great place to hang out at. Awesome shopping, great food and lots to do. I would recommend coming. Will be coming back because we were caught in the rain. Great time had.

Its quite an experience!! To see the longhorns trot down the street is surreal (and smelly lol) I suggest going as early as possible especially during the summer. The heat can drain you and with it being a tourist spot, it could get crowded. Lots to see, eat, and buy. Remember, most of the items you can buy and eat outside of the stockyards, so you are paying for the convenience. Parking is not bad, but you will have to pay for it. They also have longhorns you can take pics with and horses you can ride for a fee :-) Check it off your to do list :-)

So much fun for us tourists! The Longhorn were beautiful! The shopping is fantastic if you have money to spend a bit pricey for me but absolutely loved looking at everything!

If you're around, don't skip this area. It's cute and there's enough to do to keep you busy for a few hours. If you go for the cattle drive, get there on time. It's super quick. It's a short drive. After the morning drive, they have a comedic gun show by the shops. After the drive, they do have a long horn available for pictures. If you want a quick tour, you can ride the horse drawn carriage or mule drawn one. It's short and really just takes you around the parking lot for half the time, but our driver did give us good tid bits. There's plenty of places to grab food from. Parking is on site. The charge $15. We parked on the street next to the parking lot because we were lost, but we ended up parking for free so yay.

How can a place be consistent yet offer new attractions and adventure? Somehow the Stockyards has blended the two perfectly. New venues for food, entertainment, and Western themed shopping, and the traditional old west venues that always satisfy like: Cattlemen's Steakhouse, Cooper's BBQ, the White Elephant Saloon for live entertainment, Lil Red's Longhorn for old time country Western, Rodeo Exchange for dancehall nights, and of course, The Rodeo. Family friendly but great for cruising to meet your "Next", the Stockyards provides a safe environment for great days or nights thanks to the ever vigilant Fort Worth Police. The Stockyards needs to be on everyone's Bucket List!

Love this place! We've been to the stockyards a few times and it never gets old. We like to bring our out-of-town guests here. Today, for the first time, we got to watch them parade the bulls down the street. So cool! We love the museums, the shops, the restaurants and the bars here. The place is so vibrant. A great entertainment asset to Fort Worth.

Its an honor and a privilege to be a native of Fort Worth, Texas! It's where the West began. There's so much history here. I've been living in this city way too long! Honestly, this was the first time, in years that, I was able to explore the Stockyards. What used to be a boom town is now desolate because, of the Pandemic. Even though, there was hardly anyone out, I had a great time. The Stockyards with its original brick roads have lots of photo back drops, restaurants and a few shops to peruse. The Stockyards have added a few more restaurants that I look forward to trying. Enjoy the nostalgia of my hometown, filled with lots of History, shops and restaurants.

Fun area to check out in the Fort Worth area especially if you're looking for dog friendly experiences. Definitely a bit more touristy and crowded than I was expecting but it was still a fun outing for the whole family. We were feeling spontaneous and didn't do any research before our visit, but we were lucky enough to be there in time to see the cows walk down the street, which our toddler loved. There's tons of shops and restaurants to choose from. Parking is $15 which seemed steep since we were only there for about an hour. Next time, I would research a bit more to make sure we were getting our money's worth on the parking situation.

Come to the Stockyards to get a taste of the true American West. The Stockyards consist of mainly entertainment and shopping venues that capitalize on the "Cowtown" image of Fort Worth. Walk down the brick lined streets and click some awesome pictures. The beautifully restored historic horse and mule barns, mule alley has emerged as the newest destination within the stockyards. Experience the Fort Worth Herd, twice-daily cattle drive at 11:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Two-step over to Billy Bob's Texas, the world's largest honky tonk, or tour the Stockyards museum, Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame or catch the Stockyards Championship Rodeo. Pros: --------- Cool Restaurants and Bars Good for Kids (Train Rides and get on Cattle and click some pics) Free parking near Coopers BBQ Street Parking Restrooms Cattle Drive (11.30 Am and 4 Pm) Good for Family Trip Cons: ----------- None to me

I wasn't expecting the running of the bulls in Pamplona, but I guess I was expecting more than this. The longhorns walk down the main street at 11:30 & 4:00. It lasts about 5 minutes. Lots of parking in area. Get there early for the best viewing spot. They're beautiful animals for sure, and very cool to see up close.

A visit to DFW area is not complete without coming to the stockyards. Only in this place you could get a taste of true American West. Lots of things to do while visiting, there are so many shops, bbq place, bars, shows, rides that will make worthy of your time. The cattle drive is not a disappointing experience. Meeting real Cowboys was fun. This place is family friendly...the gun show is scripted for kids pleasure. It maybe a tourist trap but hey this is where the West begins and what do you expect.

We went here on our trip to Dallas/Fort Worth after receiving a recommendation about this place. I knew they had a cattle drive (twice daily!) but not much else. This ended up being the highlight of our trip to DFW though. We arrived in time for the cattle drive and saw that - very cool. We happened to be there at Christmas time and there were lots of Christmas lights everywhere, it made it feel special. The main street through there had a number of restaurants and stores that mostly sold western wear. As someone not from this part of the country, it was cool seeing all this. They really do a good job of making it feel like the West. It was a great experience and I'd definitely recommend going here while visiting the area.

If you come early in the day you will be able check out the live stocks Of course you will see many long horns and horses And check out the souvenir shops They let the kiddos take a ride And there is tones to see as far as country attire and shops

Super cool to visit the Fort Worth Stockyards. There is tons to do and see and eat here, definitely one of the highlights for me visiting Fort Worth. Can't wait to visit again one day.

A must see in the DFW area! I came down to see the cattle drive and historic Fort Worth. It was fun and informative.

Can you say touristy and PACKED? Why sure you can. LOL I've lived in the Fort Worth area most of my life and had never been to the Stockyards until not too long ago. The place is PACKED and full of tourists but they get a good show and a lot of good family entertainment. We have taken my mother here a couple of times now and she gets a huge kick out of seeing the cattle drive and going to the Wild West show. Once we even took the train from Grapevine here which was an experience in itself. This place is GREAT for the local economy and pulls in huge amounts of money for the city. Take the stagecoach ride. It's a lot of fun.

Stockyards in Fort Worth a place you need to check out. Fun very touristy area but still fun for locals. Plenty to do from walking around seeing the history of Fort Worth or people watching. Eating at restaurants, shopping, entertainment rodeo show and a rodeo. A shootout show like the old west. The Fort Worth longhorn cattle drive daily at 11:30AM and 4PM, weather permitting. The long horn cows walk a little ways down the street does no take long but fun to watch. Also have wagon rides which are cool. Good fun for the family. The area can be a little busy you pay for parking. Good walking street not real long but a good walk. It can be hot in the summer but that is Texas. Good places to eat from steak restaurants to BBQ and some bars to grab a beer. Plus you have Billy Bob's the big dance or bar a street over.

The Stockyards represents old frontier Texas. I have been here many times through my life and pretty much nothing much changes. It is a time capsule of the Wild Wild West. But I notice there are some changes coming. I took Uber here from my downtown hotel for seems I was not alone. I noticed there is parking available if you prefer to drive here. First thing I noticed was all the steakhouses. I wasn't ready to eat but already scoping out which one to choose. There are some saloons here left intact from the 1800s. It is kind of touristy with cowboy tourist shops, sit on a longhorn, museums, and people dressed up like the western days. However it is all fun to see and experience. If you get here at the right time you can see a real rodeo, longhorn cattle drive, and music. When I was there a crew was filming something for there were a bunch of actors dressed like cowboys on horseback. Billy Bob's Texas honky tonk is here too and definitely a must visit to experience your inner urban cowboy. There is also a train depot where it runs from Grapevine and back. Many park at downtown Grapevine and ride the train here, spend the day here, and ride the train back. After around checking out the stores selling souvenirs, leather goods, and cowboy apparel I decided to eat at Cattlemen's Steak House. The food was great there. I walked around again seeing some longhorns in a pen, petting zoo, cattle pen maze, and checking out Cowtown Coliseum. It was getting hot so walked into the Stockyards Hotel to hang out and rest. This was Thursday during the day so not too busy but did notice a lot of tourists from all over the country and world here. After my break I took an Uber back to my hotel. Next time perhaps visit this place on a weekend and do some two-step'n at Billy Bob's.

What fun! But oh, so very humid. With that, we still had an amazing time. These grounds are so beautiful and so very unique. We came to see not only the Stockyard, but to watch the bulls which run through the streets which happens daily at 4:30 pm. Talk about a unique experience. They were however, cancelled for the day, understandably. While enjoying the shops and happenings, you are allowed to walk about, even the street with your favorite alcoholic beverage. Really needed yesterday, it being the hottest day in Texas and the humidity level being so high. On my next visit, definitely coming back to see those amazing bulls run the street!

Despite always flying in to DFW- never tried Fort Worth and so glad I was recommended to come here. Loved it here, the restaurants , the music and the overall experience. Def returning tomorrow to go shopping!

Touristy. Very Touristy. With that out of the way, it was a cute little area of town that made you wished you were wearing your cowboy boots and ten gallon hat. Lots of western BBQ & steak places to eat and beer gardens probably not fit for kids. I got the sense on a late Saturday afternoon that it was the local bachelorette party central in all of the honky tonks. Unfortunately we had our two kids with us so we're unable to enjoy any of the bars. We missed the longhorn parade since were only in town one nt but still were able to see plenty of livestock in stables and on the street for photos. Shops and food were expensive. $18 for a burger was worth grabbing food elsewhere after. My biggest gripe/suggestion is for the parking lots to Post rates! We parked, walked forever in the heat to pay kiosk electronically with cc to learn our 2 hr stop was $17 to park.