Stanley Cup Final: Canes parking jumps to $95 for general parking, $65 for prepaid

Parking details have officially been released for the Stanley Cup Final at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, as fans will see another price increase to attend any of the final potential four home games of the Carolina Hurricanes' season.

Ticket costs have been the target of a lot of media attention already as prices range between $1,000 and $3,000 to get into the arena for Game 1.

As far as onsite parking, in the arena lots immediately surrounding Lenovo Center, are now at $95 if fans are paying onsite. That's an increase from the $75 fans saw during the Eastern Conference Final, which was again an increase from the previous round, too.

By prepaying, fans will pay just $65 for the same lots. Limo and bus parking spaces have reached $250 for onsite payment and $200 for prepaid.

One official surface lot, at the Four Points by Sheraton and across the street on Hurricane Alley Way, is reduced to $60 prepay for the Canes' home games.

Those event specific prices do not apply to season ticket members, whose parking payments are baked into their season ticket pricing.

Still, some fans tell WRAL they're upset at the steadily rising prices for parking, recalling when parking cost a mere fraction of what it is now during the Canes' last Stanley Cup run.

“Just kind of consistently started going up in the last 10 years or so," Lori Parro, a season ticket holder attending one of the first home games said.