The Thrive Park Lot is actually two lots: Thrive Lot North and Thrive Lot South. It is located west of Snapdragon Stadium and together they comprise Thrive Park, a versatile outdoor venue and parking area.

Thrive Park

Known officially as Kaiser Permanente Thrive Park, this seven-acre greenspace is used for much more than just parking. It doubles as a dynamic event and recreation area, hosting everything from tailgating and family-friendly festivities to full-scale festivals and wellness activities.

Thrive Park is a product of a partnership between San Diego State University and Kaiser Permanente, designed to promote community health and connection.

Is Thrive Park open to the public?
Yes, on non-event days, the park is open to the public and can be enjoyed for walking, relaxing, and other casual recreation.
What are the hours?
Thrive Park is open daily from dawn until dusk.
Are dogs allowed?
No, unfortunately for animal lovers, pets are not allowed in Thrive Park.

Parking Details

The Thrive Lots are natural grass lots totaling seven acres: Thrive Lot North is approximately 25% larger than Thrive Lot South. These lots are designated as VIP and Premium Parking zones and often carry a higher price depending on the event.

Gate 5, located at River Park Road (northwest side of the stadium), is the main access point for the Thrive Park Lots.

Helpful tip: Pre-pay for parking to save time and secure your spot early.

Notable Events

Thrive Park has hosted several major events including the Tequila & Taco Music Festival and Punk In The Park, featuring live music, food, and craft beverages. It’s a go-to space for large gatherings, concerts, and cultural celebrations.

Snapdragon Parking Lots

Read more about Parking at Snapdragon Stadium.

There are five parking lots at Snapdragon Stadium:

• Thrive Lot
• Orange Lot
• Green Lot
• Yellow Lot
• Purple Lot

Private Events

You may be able to reserve Thrive Park for private events such as outdoor celebrations, corporate functions, or pop-up festivals. Learn more about hosting an event.