Visitor Parking

As a visitor of Maine Maritime Academy, it is our hope that your parking experience is a pleasant one. There are several options when it comes to visitor parking. Maine Maritime Academy offers 2-hour visitor parking for individuals who are visiting campus. These spaces are identified by parking signs and their locations are illustrated on our campus parking map. MMA visitors may park in these spaces without a permit. MMA faculty, staff and students are not allowed to park in the visitor parking spaces and will be subject to a parking citation.

2-hour Visitor Spaces:  MMA has visitor parking spaces located near Athletics, the ABS building, and Leavitt Hall. Visitors who park longer than two hours in these spaces will be subject to a parking citation.

Admissions Visitor Parking: There are four parking spaces located in the Leavitt Hall parking lot designated as Admissions Visitor Parking. These spaces are for prospective MMA students and family members visiting campus

Visitor Parking Permit:  If the designated visitor parking spaces are full when you arrive, visitors may obtain a visitor parking permit through Campus Safety located in Windlass House, or at the reception desk located in Quick Hall. This permit will allow a visitor to park on campus for the day in a predetermined parking lot that will be indicated on the visitor permit. Alternatively, you could park on the street.

Overnight Guests of Students: Overnight guests of Maine Maritime Academy students residing on campus (Curtis Hall, Commons and Leavitt) are required to register at the Front Desk of Curtis Hall and obtain a visitor parking permit from the front desk of Curtis Hall prior to parking on campus. These permits will be issued through Residential Life. Overnight guests of students residing on campus (Curtis Hall, Commons and Leavitt) are asked to park their vehicle with their guest permit displayed in the Stevens Street parking lot. Guests who are not staying overnight must leave the residence halls by 11 pm. MMA students may not obtain a “guest permit” for their personal vehicle.