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PARKING UPDATE PAGE

Parking information for Yahoo (Wed/Thur/Fri)

There is **no** available guest parking at Yahoo itself. For drive-ins, Juniper Networks, has graciously provided access to a parking lot which it owns which is about two blocks from Yahoo and alongside the bus/light-rail transit terminal nearest Yahoo.

The parking lot area between 5th - 6th Ave and C-D street, access via 5th street off of N. Mathilda Blvd. Here's a LOCATOR MAP.

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Driving directions to Yahoo campus:

California Hwy 101 : From San Jose:

  • Take freeway 101 North and exit on Mathilda Avenue, take a right.
  • Continue on Mathilda to First Avenue.

California Hwy 101 : From Palo Alto:

  • Take freeway 101 South and exit on highway 237 east (Milpitas exit.).
  • Once on 237, take the next exit (Mathilda), and turn left.
  • Continue to First Avenue.

(If you miss the Mathilda exit, continue to Lawrence Expressway, make the loop and continue northwards. This turns into Caribbean Way, and leads to First Avenue.)

Hwy 237 : From Milpitas:

  • From either freeway 680 or 880 take highway 237 west to Caribbean Way.
  • Caribbean Way turns into Mathilda near First Ave.
  • Turn right on First Ave.


Interstate 280:

  • Take the Lawrence Expressway exit, Going towards Santa Clara/Sunnyvale (or north)
  • Lawrence turns in to Caribbean Way after the 237 overpass.
  • Caribbean Way turns into Mathilda near First Ave.
  • Turn right on First Ave.

PARKING INFORMATION AT THE DOMAIN HOTEL (Thurs. eve./Sat.)

There is sufficient free parking at and adjacent to the Domain Hotel for driveins.


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