2024 Malibu Parking
Pepperdine’s Malibu campus is in the midst of constructing The Mountain at Mullin Park. During this unprecedented time, the Malibu campus has implemented a parking plan to address the reduced parking while constructing an 831-space parking structure. As on-campus construction has progressed over the last few years, total parking spaces have fluctuated. The chart below shows the evolution of parking as the Malibu campus began construction of the new baseball parking lot in 2022 and continues to prepare for the construction of the Mountain at Mullin Park.
History of Parking
Fall 2022 | Spring 2023 | December 2023 | Spring 2024 |
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Baseball Lots Offline -106 Spots |
Baseball Lots Remain Offline |
Baseball Lot is Fully Open +301 Spots |
No Changes in Baseball Lot 301 Spots Open |
John Tyler Drive Parking Offline -70 Spots |
John Tyler Drive Parking Remains Offline |
John Tyler Drive Opens +60 Spots |
No Changes on John Tyler Drive 60 Spots Open |
Rho is Completely Open |
Rho Lot 466 Spots in Rho |
Rho Lot 386 Spots in Rho |
Rho Lot is Completely Offline 0 Spots in Rho |
Total Spots: 3919 |
Total Spots: 3819 |
Total Spots: 4100 |
Total Spots: 3714 |
As you can see in the table above, in January 2024 the total number of parking spaces will only be 105 less than at the peak of construction in Spring, 2023. The University has evaluated all parking lots and implemented a program that incentivizes staff and faculty to park off-site or in less desirable locations. Through these efforts, 180 prime parking spots have been opened up on Main Campus.
Incentive Program
To open up prime parking availability on Main Campus the University is offering incentive plans to faculty and staff. These options may be especially popular to on-campus residents and Main Campus employees who do not typically access their car throughout the workday.
The following Parking Incentive Plan options will be in effect starting January 8, 2024 through the entire Spring semester and again in August, 2024 through the completion of the Mountain parking structure. These specific parking designations will not be enforced during the Summer terms.
Option 1 - Drescher Parking: Park your car at a designated spot on the Drescher Campus, and shuttle
or walk to your Main Campus work location. This is available to employees who work
on the Main Campus in Malibu but not on the Drescher Campus. Those who participate
will receive $40 in meal points each week to be used at any campus dining location.
Option 2 - On-Campus Homeowners: Utilize on-campus shuttle services, or walk to campus locations instead of driving, during high traffic times. Those households who commit to no general campus parking Monday through Friday 8 am - 3 pm will receive $40 in meal points each week to be used at any campus dining location.
To sign-up, please complete this form. If you are an existing staff member, you will be required to turn in your current
permit and you will receive new permits with your chosen incentive designation. Once
new permits have been distributed, your meal points will be added. For more information,
please contact Lisa Stone - lisa.stone@pepperdine.edu.
Enhanced Shuttle Service
To make remote parking easier for everyone, the University has also increased shuttle availability throughout the Malibu campus, including:
- A 4th shuttle added during peak times Monday through Friday - 9:30 am - 10 am, 11:30 am - 12 pm, 1:30 pm - 2 pm.
- An added shuttle with a direct route from Drescher and the Main Lot, during the morning and evening commute, between 7:30 am -8:30 am and 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm; with the aim of assisting staff who take advantage of the Drescher incentive.
There are many helpful resources for the community to use to track shuttle activity, including the Shuttle Services website and the Pepperdine app. The Pepperdine app has recently been updated so community members can track University shuttles, with live updates on arrival and departure times at each available shuttle stop. Please download or update the Pepperdine app to take advantage of this helpful resource.
Parking Enforcement
Parking enforcement is a critical part of the parking plan. The Department of Public Safety will continue monitoring parking compliance throughout campus. An enhanced parking enforcement team has been established to aid existing Public Safety officers. Signage has also been installed at the entrance of each parking lot to help identify allowable parking permits for each lot.
If you have issues regarding parking, please contact DPS - parking@pepperdine.edu, 310.506.4700.