Public Parking

A Disturbance in the Force, This Place Is Deceptive Fees and Trials of Patience Clouded, the truth of parking fees is. The sign, it proclaimed: Parking, 10 credits. Trucks and oversized starships, 5 credits more. Yet in my humble transport—no larger than a standard speeder—I was still charged this extra toll. Arbitrary, this was. Unjust, it felt. Further deceptions lay in wait. First-level docking demanded 20 credits, while the second level, 5 credits fewer. Seeking wisdom in frugality, to the second level I ventured. But lo! A sign appeared, forbidding the lift to all but tenants and those with special clearance. While stairs I could manage, frustrating it was, this restriction without reason. For those with younglings or burdens, an undue challenge this would be—unless, of course, one

For $35 per car, you’d think they’d be able to throw some disinfectant down to get rid of the stench of piss

SCAM ALERT! 🚨 This place has a guy streetside waving a welcoming flag next to a sign, clearly advertising $15 for parking. BEWARE: when you get inside that there’s a potbellied man that will gruffly tell you that parking on that level is $30, and if you want to park on the next level below, it’s $20. Then he will tell you that you “need to have your car out by 12 o’clock AM”. (Mind you, it was already 10:30 PM, so why the rate hike?) What’s worse? The way he says all of this is with an attitude, like you’re paying him to park at his house. The finality of his tone tells you that he’s already ready to argue against for the rebuttals about the $15 advertised. Please, if you own or manage this parking garage, just know that somebody else is pocketing these shifty profits.

It clearly says $25 outside, but when you drive in the guys says it’s $30 and $35 for some other surcharge. It also smell bad inside. Total scam. Be aware.

Awful place. Made my handicapped grandmother walk FURTHER than the average person because the handicapped spots were far from the exit, by the OUT OF ORDER elevator. When I complained to them I was told “complain to the company” and they refused to allow me to move my car or give me a refund. Of course came home to see that somehow while parked in their overpriced garage my car has a dent in the hood. Probably because I dared to ask that they not mistreat my grandmother.