Old Lancaster Road Parking Garage

We used the valet parking at the Medical Arts Pavilion. After we got home. We found another set of keys with valet prkg. Ticket attached. Can't find a phone number to call parking garage. Send me a number I can call. Keys are for a blue Toyota.

I had an annoying experience at this garage today. The pay machine at the 2nd floor bridge to the Medical Arts Pavilion had a large sign on top directing persons eligible for senior and disabled persons discounts to handle that transaction at the exit. I then drove down the ramps to the exit and saw there was no clear place to pull over and no parking attendant in view. I pulled over as far as possible to the right side to try to figure out how to proceed. Within 30 seconds, a parking lot employee appeared at my passenger side window and insisted I move immediately. When I tried to ask where to go she became very uncooperative and repeated I should move my car. When I told her the sign at the 2nd floor directed me to the exit and I had not yet paid, she said, “I don’t make the signs”. Afte

It's location is pretty much its only virtue. The parking spaces are too narrow for nearly all 21st century cars. The layout is a maze, made worse by a dreadful signage. Is 1A level above or below Level 1?!? God only knows why the are no numbers on the spaces. The best strategy is to take a picture of your vehicle with something you think you can find again in the background. I must add however that the clerks in the booth where you pay are very pleasant and competent.

This is the parking garage for the Bryn Mawr Hospital. It was built in the 1970s when cars were small because of the 1974 oil crisis. Its pretty tight now that everyone drives SUVs and giant pickup trucks.

Pretty terrible. Not only you have to pay for parking (further rubbing salt on your wound), the garage itself is crowded and not easy to navigate. Whatever parking kios they told you to use doesn’t work! I feel extra sick after parking here…