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These instructions explicitly describe UCLA’s Fall 2026 on-campus move-in. That September move-in period had already passed when this page was reviewed on October 18, 2026. They do not establish current access, parking rules or instructions for a later move-in. The linked map was not opened, and no current road condition, lot availability, parking authorization, charge or assigned zone was verified. This guide does not extend those event instructions to university apartments, a later move-in or an ordinary campus visit.
For Fall 2026, DD/Lot 11 used Gayley Avenue–Strathmore Place, while SV/Lot 7 used Sunset Boulevard–Westwood Plaza. The page said Sunset–Bellagio would be closed and described three hours of free long-term parking after unloading.
UCLA’s Fall 2026 page assigned different campus entries by unloading zone: DD and Lot 11 arrivals were directed to Gayley Avenue at Strathmore Place; SV and Lot 7 arrivals were directed to Sunset Boulevard at Westwood Plaza. For both groups, the page said the Sunset Boulevard–Bellagio Place entrance would be closed. Its separate parking instructions said students would be directed to long-term parking after unloading, with three hours free; anyone keeping a vehicle longer was told to move it to a pay-by-space within the lot. These are zone-specific event instructions from Fall 2026, not a current road-closure notice or a general three-hour parking entitlement.
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These instructions explicitly describe UCLA’s Fall 2026 on-campus move-in. That September move-in period had already passed when this page was reviewed on October 18, 2026. They do not establish current access, parking rules or instructions for a later move-in.
The linked map was not opened, and no current road condition, lot availability, parking authorization, charge or assigned zone was verified. This guide does not extend those event instructions to university apartments, a later move-in or an ordinary campus visit.