Anaheim allows street parking for up to 72 hours unless otherwise posted. Vehicles must be operable and registered. Residential Permit Parking zones exist near the Disneyland Resort, Angel Stadium, and Honda Center areas.
Vehicles may be parked on Anaheim public streets for up to 72 hours unless otherwise prohibited by posted signs, street sweeping schedules, or Residential Permit Parking restrictions. All vehicles must be in operable condition and currently registered. Vehicles cannot be parked in a manner obstructing the public sidewalk, street, or alley. Large commercial trucks and trailers cannot be parked in any residential neighborhood except when loading or unloading. Fire lane and hydrant clearances must be maintained. The city maintains Residential Permit Parking programs in neighborhoods affected by visitor overflow from the Anaheim Resort, Angel Stadium, and Honda Center. Red curb zones are enforced 24/7. White, green, and yellow curb zones have specific time restrictions. Parking enforcement operates throughout the city with enhanced coverage near attractions during events.
72-hour violation: citation and potential tow. Street sweeping violation: fine. Blocking sidewalk/alley: CVC citation. No-parking zone: fine and possible tow.
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