Park at one of the Largest LP, DVD &
CD Stores:
Over 140,000 Titles in Stock at our NJ CD Store
This page explains in depth how to park at one of the Largest
Record, DVD and CD Stores on
the East Coast. If you are coming to buy music and movies from us, please continue to the bold text below.
If you have a
large collection to sell to our CD store,
please first call 609-924-3472 to discuss a convenient time
to visit and place to park, so we can unload your collection
with minimal inconvenience to you.
If you'd like to see a downloadable,
visual parking map view our CD
Stores parking map.
The convenient 500 space parking garage (with entrances on Spring St. and Wiggins St.) is 200 feet of our LP, DVD Store and CD Store, (located on 20 South Tulane St.) and offers easy access to our store and other downtown Princeton stores and restaurants. This parking deck is the closest and easiest option, but there is plenty of street parking as you get further away from our store as well. Other municipal parking garages are located on Hulfish Street (between Chamber St. and Witherspoon St.) and on Chamber St.
When Selling large collections of CDs, DVDs & LPs in Princeton: Please pull up as close to our store as possible on South Tulane Street, put on your flashers and come into the store or call us 609-921-0881. We will come out and review your collection with you. Afterwards, if we bring your collection into the store, please use the second option below, or park on the streets in Princeton.
Recommend Parking: The Nearby Spring Street Parking Garage
First Option: Entrance one (from Wiggins Street):
- Take Vandeventer Street, the extension of Route 571/ Washington Road after crossing Nassau St. (Route 27).
- Vandeventer Street ends and make a left on Wiggins Street.
- The entrance to the Spring Street Garage will be one and a half blocks down on your left.
Second Option: Alternative Entrance one (from Wiggins Street): to enter the parking deck, turn off of Nassau St. (Route 27) and drive past our CD store on 20 South Tulane Street.
- Road ends and make right on Spring Street
- 30 feet and quick left onto North Tulane St.
- one block, road ends, make left onto Wiggins St.
- The entrance to the Spring Street Garage will be one half a block down on your left.
Third Option: Entrance two: (from Spring Street):
- Take Witherspoon St. from Nassau Street.
- Make your first right onto Spring St.
- The entrance to the Spring Street Garage will be one half a block down on your left.
Parking in the Spring St. Garage is Free for the first 30 minutes. If you are interested in detailed parking rates, visit the Princeton Boro Parking page. You have the option to pay three different ways.
You may pay with most major credit cards. The same card must be used when you enter and exit.
You may pay with a Smart Card. It operates much like a debit card, and may be recharged with a 10 percent discount each time. The Smart Card is currently available at the Wiggins Street Entrance and Exit, the new Princeton Public Library (adjacent to parking lot on Witherspoon Street), or Princeton Boro Hall (past Nassau Street Stores going west). It will soon be available at the Spring Street Entrance, which is closest to our dvd and cd store.
You may pay cash at the cash machine located near the exit
Nearby Parking For Our CD Store,
DVD Store & Record Store
The streets listed below have parking spots near Princeton Record Exchange. Some of the spots are free, and others are metered. You can park in increments of 2hrs, 5hrs and 10hrs. Please read the meter to determine the length of your parking spot.
Alexander Street (between Mercer and
Dickinson streets)
Chestnut Street (between Nassau St. and Hamilton Ave.)
Cleveland Lane
Franklin Avenue
Green Street
Greenview Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Hodge Road
Humbert Street
John Street
Library Place
MacLean Street
Madison Street
Moore Street
Pine Street
Princeton Avenue
Prospect Avenue (a portion of)
Quarry Street
Spruce Street
Stockton Street (between Nassau and Library Place)
Wiggins Street (runs parallel to Nassau St.)
As you get further away from our store, the streets are more likely to have free parking all day, but ticket overnight. Visit our Parking Map for metered parking spaces and time limits, or visit our PDF for a printer friendly parking map. Note: if there are no markings adjacent to the white street on the map, it may have unmetered parking.
Limited Sunday Parking Meter Enforcement in Princeton's Central Business District:
Most street parking in Princeton is free on Sundays and after 6, 7, or 8pm weekdays, depending upon the street. Parking meters in Princeton's Central Business district are enforced 8 AM to 8 PM every day except Sunday. Sunday meters are enforced between 1:00pm and 8:00pm. The Central Business district runs approximately from Nassau St. to Hulfish St., and approximately from Chamber St. to Vandeventer St. Princeton Record Exchange is in the middle of the Central Business District.
More Parking Garages Within
3 Blocks of Princeton Record Exchange:
There are two other parking garages, which provide long-term and overnight parking, are within
1000 feet:
- The Palmer Square Parking Garage, located on Palmer Street
- And the
Hulfish Street Parking Garage, located on Hulfish Street, which is accessible from either Chamber St. or Witherspoon St.
More Parking Options
Princeton's Central Business District
is most active in the early afternoon. Parking spaces
for the CD and record collector (especially if you have
a large collection to sell) are more readily available
before 11:00 a.m. and after 2:30 p.m. If your visit
coincides with the town's busiest hours, the most accessible
parking can be found at the garages or on the outlying
streets. On these streets there are usually metered
parking spaces available. Five and ten hour metered
parking spaces are often available on Witherspoon Street
just north of Wiggins Street.
There is also free parking after 5:00
p.m. weekdays, and all day Saturday and Sunday to consider
parking either in the two Princeton University lots off William
St., or you can park at Princeton Borough Hall (Where
Route 206 and 27 come together).
Public Transportation To Our
CD Store, DVD Store & Record Store
Train and bus services for the CD and
record collector connect New York City, Philadelphia,
Trenton and New Brunswick to Princeton. All trains arrive
at Princeton Junction, where travelers can board the
"Dinky" for a five minute direct shuttle ride to Princeton.
The center of town is a few short blocks north of the
Princeton Borough Dinky Station.
Frequent bus service for the CD and record
collector is also available. Suburban Transit connects
from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City
and from New Brunswick. New Jersey Transit connects
from Trenton, Mercerville and Lawrenceville. Both stop
at Palmer Square in the heart of the Business District.
Various limousine and taxi services provide
service for the record collector from and to Newark,
Philadelphia and JFK Airports. Arrival and departures
are from the east side of the Nassau Inn and the Nassau
Street taxi stand (As well as a few Route 1 hotels.)
Value Pass at Palmer Square Garages
20-30% Off Parking
The Value Pass program is for the downtown
Princeton parking garages. The Shopper and Dinner Value
Pass is a pre-paid card that affords the record collector
20% to 30% discount. The Value Pass allows 24-hour access
to both the Chambers Street and Hulfish Street Garages.
For information please call 609-934-7629
or stop by the Chambers Street Garage Office.
Please note, Princeton Borough
enforces all parking regulations.
- In the central business district, metered parking regulations
are enforced Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. until
8:00 p.m and Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- In many other Princeton Borough locations, parking meters are enforced from Monday through Saturday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm, with free parking on Sunday. For more Princeton Parking information, visit the Princeton Boro website.
We look forward to doing business with you.
PRINCETON RECORD EXCHANGE, INC
20 South Tulane Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
www.prex.com
1.609.921.0881
We are passionate about recycling unwanted CDs, DVDs and Records into the hands of music and movie lovers who can appreciate them all over again.
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