Additional public parking areas for remaining shows at National Stadium

As the highly anticipated final round of Grenada’s carnival shows at the National Stadium draws near, the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has announced a set of new parking allocations to accommodate the thousands of expected attendees. In an official public notice released from the Office of the Commissioner of Police, law enforcement officials confirmed three new locations that have been officially approved for visitor parking: the Tempe playing field, Grand Mal playing field, and Old Trafford.

These newly added parking zones complement the existing facilities that were announced prior to the start of the carnival season. Patrons will still be able to use the previously designated parking areas at the Kirani James Athletic Stadium Car Park, Wesley College Ground, the central Bus Terminus, and Ariza Car Park, giving attendees a wide range of options to suit their travel routes and event plans.

The RGPF is urging all carnival-goers to strictly use only these officially approved parking spaces throughout the remaining shows, and to follow all instructions provided by on-duty police officers and traffic management personnel deployed across the area. The expanded parking network is the result of careful traffic planning designed to cut down on congestion around the National Stadium, keep vehicle and pedestrian movement moving smoothly, and uphold rigorous public safety standards for all event attendees, local residents, and passing motorists.

In closing the public notice, the RGPF extended its gratitude to the Grenadian public and carnival visitors for their ongoing cooperation and support, which law enforcement officials say is critical to ensuring the final carnival events conclude safely and enjoyably for everyone in attendance.

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