Park It Tips: Park Perfectly for 3 Stars
Park It is a test of precision. Each of the 30 levels has one glowing bay and plenty to avoid, from parked cars and cones to curbs and walls, and one touch is a crash. Levels move from simple spaces to tight rows, parallel parking, cone slaloms, narrow garages and small mazes. These tips help you park cleanly and quickly.
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Slow down for tight turns
The car turns the same amount at any speed, so speed only makes mistakes happen faster. Go slowly through tight sections and corners, then speed up on open straights. Short taps on the gas give finer control than holding it. Stopping is always allowed, so pause to line up before a tricky gap. In the maze levels, plan the whole route before you move.
Use reverse
Reversing is often the cleanest way into a bay. Pull past the space, stop, then reverse in at an angle and straighten up. Remember that steering feels opposite when you reverse: the back of the car swings the way you steer. Short back-and-forth moves fix a bad angle better than one long correction.
Master parallel parking
For parallel spaces, pull up alongside the car in front of the gap. Reverse while steering toward the curb until the car sits at an angle, then steer the other way to bring the front in. Keep plenty of room from the car behind. You can park facing either way, as long as the car ends straight in the bay. A space that looks too small usually needs one more back-and-forth, not more speed.
Finish in the bay
The level ends when the whole car is inside the glowing bay, lined up with it and held nearly still for a moment until the ring fills. If the ring does not fill, check that no wheel is over the line and that the car is straight, then stop completely. If you are slightly crooked, a short move forward and back straightens the car.
Beat the target time
Three stars need a finish within the target time, and two stars allow a bit more. On a new level, park safely first and learn the route. On a replay, take the open parts faster and keep your careful speed for the tight spots. A crash restarts the attempt, so speed only pays when it is clean.
Questions
- Does it matter which way the car faces in the bay?
- No. You can park nose-in or reversed in, as long as the car is straight and fully inside the bay.
- What counts as a crash?
- Touching any parked car, cone, curb or wall. Even a small scrape ends the attempt.
- How many levels are there?
- There are 30 levels, unlocked one after another, from straight-in spaces to small mazes.
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