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Synagogue & Temple Valet Services

Synagogue and temple valet parking for Shabbat services, High Holy Days, simchas, and community events. Culturally sensitive professional service.

February 9, 2026

Jewish community events — from weekly Shabbat services to High Holy Day gatherings to joyous simchas — bring congregations together in celebration and worship. Professional valet parking ensures every member can participate comfortably, regardless of mobility or parking availability.

High Holy Days Valet

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur draw the largest synagogue attendance of the year. Members who may attend only these services are unfamiliar with regular parking patterns. Combined with the extended service duration and formal attire, professional valet is practically required.

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Shabbat and Weekly Services

Regular Shabbat services at larger synagogues benefit from weekly valet, particularly for:

Elderly congregants who attend faithfully
Members with disabilities requiring accessible drop-off
Friday evening services that coincide with dinner hour traffic
Kiddush lunch events following Saturday morning services

Simcha and Life Cycle Events

Bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings, brit milah celebrations, and shiva minyans all generate parking demand that may exceed the synagogue's capacity. Valet service ensures these meaningful occasions aren't complicated by parking logistics.

Cultural Sensitivity

Valet service at Jewish institutions requires understanding:

Shabbat observance — some members won't drive on Shabbat; service benefits those who do
Holiday schedules — awareness of the Jewish calendar for scheduling
Dietary considerations — valets should not bring food onto the premises
Modest behavior — professional, respectful conduct at all times
Community relationships — recognizing regular members and their needs

Synagogue Valet Pricing

High Holy Days package: $800-$2,500 for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur coverage.

Weekly Shabbat service: $200-$400 per week for regular coverage.

Simcha events: $400-$1,200 per event depending on attendance.

Annual comprehensive program: $10,000-$25,000 covering all services and events.

Serve Your Community

Open Door Valet provides culturally sensitive parking services for synagogues and Jewish community centers. Our valets are trained to serve with the respect and awareness your community deserves.