How Do You Feel About Waterway Village Parking: City Survey

News Staff • September 3, 2025

The City of Gulf Shores wants your opinion (local and visitors)

Waterway Village Gulf Shores Parking Survey

The City of Gulf Shores is actively seeking input from residents, business owners, and visitors to the Waterway Village area through an online survey focused on parking experiences. This effort is a key part of the Waterway Village Parking Study, which aims to improve parking conditions as the area develops into a bustling center for commerce, recreation, and community life.

The study will thoroughly assess the current parking situation within Waterway Village and identify any future parking needs. Over the coming months, the project team will gather data and engage with community members. They will also evaluate various aspects such as traffic flow, pedestrian pathways, and bike access to gain a clearer understanding of the challenges and opportunities present in the area. Community participation is essential for this initiative.

By sharing their experiences, residents and visitors can help shape effective solutions that will support the growth and vitality of Waterway Village.

The survey is open to the public through September 30. Click here to participate 
https://ayrs.io/wqyqrE 

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