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Valet parking in Denver, CO
9 valet parking operators serve Denver, Colorado.
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Denver, CO
- General Valet Service
- Restaurant Valet
- Hotel & Resort Valet
- Corporate Event Valet
- Private Event Valet
All American Parking is a family-owned valet and parking operator based in Berkley with roots going back to 1963. The company serves a broad range of contexts including restaurants, hotels, corporate events, and private…
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Denver, CO
- Private Event Valet
- Corporate Event Valet
- Hospital & Medical Valet
- Restaurant Valet
Colorado Valets is a locally owned and operated valet provider based in Berkley, serving clients across private events, corporate functions, restaurant dining, and hospital settings. The company has staffed venues…
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Denver, CO
- General Valet Service
- Corporate Event Valet
- Private Event Valet
- Hospital & Medical Valet
- Restaurant Valet
Elite Parking Solutions of Denver is a family-owned franchisee operating out of Berkley that has been providing valet parking services since 1988. The company serves a broad range of venues including restaurants,…
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GamedayVALET LLC is a general valet provider based in Fort Collins, Colorado, serving event, hospitality, and venue contexts across the region. Founded in 2023, the company operates across four service areas and can be…
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Great West Property Services operates the Financial House Valet at 2727 E 2nd Ave in Denver, Colorado, serving the Financial House parking garage and commercial office properties in the area. The operator provides…
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Denver, CO
- General Valet Service
- Private Event Valet
- Corporate Event Valet
- Major Venue Valet
- Hotel & Resort Valet
Jay's Valet Parking, LLC is a privately held valet company based in Four Square Mile, operating as a division of MAXX Ventures, Inc. under founder and owner G.H. Jay Mills. Founded in 1985, the company has provided…
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Rocky Mountain Valet is a valet parking provider based in Stonegate serving weddings, corporate gatherings, and special events. Operating since 2006, the company carries a certificate of insurance and maintains insured…
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Denver, CO
- Private Event Valet
- Corporate Event Valet
- Hotel & Resort Valet
- Major Venue Valet
- General Valet Service
RPM Parking Companies / Valet Services is a family-owned and operated valet and parking provider based in Denver, Colorado. The company serves a wide range of contexts including private parties, special events, hotels,…
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Summit Valet Parking LLC is based in Centennial and has been operating since 2014 under the ownership of Jeffery Reinman. The company serves private events, restaurants, and dealership service delivery contexts across…
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Valet regulations in Denver
Valet parking in Denver is a licensed activity. Operators need the Valet Operator License, the Valet Location License, and the PWPT-207 Valet One Time or Special Event (street occupancy permit, plus meter bag permit in some cases) before they can run a curbside valet.
Regulator: Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection (valet operator and valet location licenses); Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) Curbside & Parking Permit Office (right-of-way street occupancy permits for one-time/special-event valet)
Permits: Valet Operator License, Valet Location License, PWPT-207 Valet One Time or Special Event (street occupancy permit, plus meter bag permit in some cases)
Insurance minimum: Minimum liability $250,000 (property damage) and $1,000,000 personal injury; proof of insurance must name the applicant as insured with the valet client business and the City as other insured parties, covering the 12-month license term
Fees: Valet Operator License: $100.00 application fee + $875.00 license fee; Valet Location License: $100 application fee + $200 license fee, with additional Public Works (DOTI) fees possible depending on application specifics (per denvergov.org licensing pages fetched July 2026)
Municipal code: Denver Revised Municipal Code Chapter 55, Article XV, definitions Sec. 55-420; valet operator requirements Sec. 55-422; valet location requirements Sec. 55-423; fees Sec. 32-128 (operator) and Sec. 32-129 (location) (citations as listed on the official denvergov.org license pages; full code text not fetched directly)
If you are hiring valet in Denver, any operator you shortlist should be able to show a current Valet Operator License on request.
Last verified: July 2026
Do valet operators in Denver need a permit or license?
Yes. Denver requires the Valet Operator License, the Valet Location License, and the PWPT-207 Valet One Time or Special Event (street occupancy permit, plus meter bag permit in some cases).
What insurance do valet operators need in Denver?
Denver's stated minimum: Minimum liability $250,000 (property damage) and $1,000,000 personal injury; proof of insurance must name the applicant as insured with the valet client business and the City as other insured parties, covering the 12-month license term.
How much does a valet permit cost in Denver?
Per the city's published figures: Valet Operator License: $100.00 application fee + $875.00 license fee; Valet Location License: $100 application fee + $200 license fee, with additional Public Works (DOTI) fees possible depending on application specifics (per denvergov.org licensing pages fetched July 2026).
Where do valet operators apply in Denver?
Applications go through the departments listed above. The official application is linked above. The governing rules are in Denver Revised Municipal Code Chapter 55, Article XV, definitions Sec. 55-420; valet operator requirements Sec. 55-422; valet location requirements Sec. 55-423; fees Sec. 32-128 (operator) and Sec. 32-129 (location) (citations as listed on the official denvergov.org license pages; full code text not fetched directly).
Valet pricing in Denver
What drives valet cost
Vehicle count. How many cars guests will arrive in
Hours. Length of the staffing block, typically 4 to 8 hours
Day of week. Saturday weddings cost more than Tuesday corporate
Venue type. Indoor garages cost less to staff than long outdoor driveways
Denver labor market
Parking attendants in the Denver metro earn a median of $18.57/hr (mean $19.72). The metro has roughly 1,040 attendants across 204 operator establishments (NAICS 812930).
Denver's parking-attendant workforce numbers 1,040 employed across 204 establishments, with a median hourly wage of $18.57/hr and a mean of $19.72/hr. Both figures fall below the Colorado statewide median of $22.75/hr, suggesting the metro's attendant pay lags the broader state average. Denver's downtown core and hospitality districts concentrate much of this demand, keeping competition for attendant labor relatively consistent. Consumers booking valet service in the metro can expect pricing that reflects this mid-range labor cost environment.
Data: BLS OEWS, Census CBP. See full methodology.
Typical range in Denver
$93 to $223 per attendant per hour is typical in the Denver metro.
Quote may vary by event size, day of week, and venue. Get a quote for an exact figure.
Typical bands by service
| Service | Per attendant / hour |
|---|---|
| Wedding Valet | $111 to $260 |
| Corporate Event Valet | $102 to $251 |
| Private Event Valet | $102 to $241 |
| Funeral Valet | $84 to $204 |
| Hotel & Resort Valet | $93 to $223 |
| Restaurant Valet | $74 to $186 |
| Hospital & Medical Valet | $84 to $195 |
| Major Venue Valet | $102 to $241 |
| General Valet Service | $93 to $223 |
Frequently asked
How many valet operators serve Denver?
9 valet operators serve Denver, Colorado, ranging from event-focused crews to multi-venue contract operators.
What does valet parking cost in Denver?
Valet pricing in Denver depends on driver count, hours, and venue type. See the cost breakdown above for Denver's typical range and the per-service price bands.
Which valet services are most available in Denver?
General Valet Service, Private Event Valet, Corporate Event Valet are the most-covered services in Denver. Each links to the operators offering it.
Where do Denver valet operators typically work?
Common venues include Hospitals, Hotels, Private Parties, Special Events, Commercial Accounts. Many operators take recurring contracts alongside event work.
How do I book a valet operator in Denver?
Request a quote from any operator on this page. We forward your event details to that operator and up to two nearby matches.
Are Denver valet operators insured?
4 of 9 Denver operators list insurance credentials publicly. Confirm coverage limits and request a Certificate of Insurance naming your venue when booking.
How long have valet operators been in Denver?
All American Parking is among the longest-operating in Denver, founded in 1963. The city has 6 operators with a published founding year.