What do you think this sign mean?

adidas2k6

I would have to say the same thing. It probably means you can't park there 2 hours before a ballpark event or 1 hour after. Then again that doesn't make much sense.

Maybe it means no parking UNTIL 2 hours before a ballpark event or 1 hour after.

Thats a trick sign.

m434u

It means that I am not going to go to a baseball game.

linmar

You actually answered your question. :)

curious me

it means no parking other than the hours posted on it.

Meconium Happens

You can not park there two hours before. You can not park there one hour after the game. You can, however, park there during the game.

Databit42

Correct. The P with a slash is the symbol in some cases for no parking.

canada2006

you are 100% correct.

BriBri

yea i think u are right

Fairy Codswallop

It could mean what you think it means or it could mean no parking except 2hours before and 1 hour after. But it's safer just to go with the no parking sign and ignore the other bit.

charlie_mon

It means the restrooms are closed until 2 hours before and 1 hour after the game.

lilith971

that's mean:
you can't park there 2 hours before of the events, and 1 hour after the event was end.

The Girl Is A Geek

I would agree. I think it is also safe to assume that you may not want to park there during the event, either.

MaX

u r right

The Archive

You're right on. It helps keep residents front yard area clear. If those signs weren't there, they would fill up with cars, and then nobody would pay for parking which is bad for business and bad for city.

william.saunders

What that means is, no parking there starting 2 hours before the game begins and until one hour after the game ends. No parking there for the entire time.

So if the game begins at 2 and ends at 5, then no parking beginning at 12 and not again until 6.

yodathekitty

I think it's anytime from 2 hours before the game through 1 hour after it.

cosaxteacher

I agree with you.

icprofit6000

I think your right

Gwenhwyvar

I think you're right

scruffy

I agree with you and everyone else but I suspect there may be small print to the tune of:

"we reserve the right to tow your car at any time and blame your inability to understand vague and abbreviated English on our sign"

pizzaman

it's a sign especially used for sporting events or areas where there are special regulations for parking privileges.

joelthemole

i think you are correct
haha

avalm@sbcglobal.net

Yes, sounds right to me too.
You'd think the city could come up with better instructions, right? I wonder what kind of answer the city would use if someone actually fought this one in court, saying that they parked there anyway. Using the defense that "I didn't understand the meaning of the sign, what does it mean?"It would be interesting.