Sunday, August 11: Convenient parking for the ERAU graduation ceremony on the U.S.S. Midway. Not…read moremuch choice but it would be nice to have a better method of paying instead of only having two (2) paying machines and having long lines to pay. After a bit, a worker came to collect cash from parking customers. Why didn't they foresee that in the beginning? Perhaps the museum & this company don't talk to each other. It would be run more efficiently if they did communicate and plan for a graduation crowd or any other event. At least there are a lot of parking spaces available!

Ace parking lot next to the Midway Museum. This is not dedicated parking to the Midway Museum! It's…read morean open public parking lot. Do no combo deals or validation. No in/out allowed. The parking lot is one way in and one way out. You pay an attendent when you arrive. The day I went in July 2020 the fee was $10 flat. Cash only. But I would be surprised if they didn't take a credit card if you asked. The parking lot is large and spaces are wide. No RV's or oversized vehicles.

I always disliked the parking in Downtown San Diego l but this is probably one of the most…read moreconvenient parking lots to park your car for a lovely evening out! Affordable and conveniently located near Petco Park.. Yes, I wasn't able to take much photos since I was rushing to our private event at AIR & SPACE MUSEUM.

Security where most have none. Lowest price in the Gaslamp. Location allows easy walking access to…read morethe Gaslamp. Easy payment based on the card you choose. Still the best downtown SD parking choice by FAR...

This parking lot is located in the heart of Little Italy, which means this lot can sometimes be…read morefull depending on the day and time. It was easy to get in and park. There were about eight spots available. Everything was seamless. It's just pricey for parking even though it's expected. It cost about $30 for a few hours.

Located right next to Little Italy area with all the best restaurants. Beats having to circle…read morearound and around for street parking. It is a little pricey but I love parking here to attend events at the waterfront park, it's one block away. Monday - Thursday $4 an hour, max $12 Friday - Sunday $5 an hour, max $15 You get a ticket at the gate and can pay at the machine near the elevator before exiting or you can pay upon exiting.

Nice parking facility near the San Diego International Airport with fast and reliable shuttle…read moreservice to/from the terminal. The cost is competitive with neighboring parking garages. The service team is courteous and professional. The drivers are safe, help with the bags, and nice

Just like some of the more recent reviews, i started using this spot after Wally closed down, which…read morewas sad. Aladdin is close to the airport, in a safe location. They have attendants available at the site for assistance. It is an easy check-in-- you have the option to pay online or at the spot when you return. It is a pretty big garage. They have indoor, rooftop and valet. Price for the indoor parking is $23/day, which is pretty steep. Only a few minutes when you arrive at the terminal. Nice shuttle. Courteous staff. Overall, great experience thus far.

So, this is my second time in the past couple months parking at the 6th & K Parkade. It was the…read morerecommended parking garage for a couple of recent Yelp events. With meters allowing for only to hours until 8PM, I chose to park in a garage so I could relax and take my time. Both times, the parking garage was within blocks of my destination. It is very close to Petco Park, so the parking availability and parking rates really depend on what is happening downtown. If there had been a Padres game, I'm sure I would not have parked there The first time, it cost $2 per hour. The second time was $1.50 per hour. The rates are listed on the sign outside before you enter the garage. I imagine it was slightly cheaper the second time because it was a quiet night without a lot going on. This parking lot is relatively clean, compared to others nearby. I ran into a staff member sweeping the stairwells when I cam to get my car around 9 PM. Both times, staff were there helping me to use the card reader on my way out. I will say, I am a very independent person, but parking garages, especially on quiet nights are not the safest. I remember feeling a bit isolated and had wished I had taken my firiend's offer to walk me to my car. This is not a dig on this parkade, as they have more staff than most parking garages, but just a reminder that for anyone walking alone to take great caution when walking through a deserted parking garage. All in all, as long as it is not a busy night downtown, prices at this parking garage are reasonable. It is in a great location, close to many bars and restaurants.

Oh Ace Parking, why must you put a damper on our relationship that has been so good for so many…read moreyears? While I understand that the city of San Diego has made changes making parking for events more difficult for San Diegans, I didn't think my beloved Ace would too. While still one of the inexpensive options for parking downtown during events, even time ranges have changed and made my downtown adventures more expensive than they have ever been before. Event parking used to be good for 10-12 hours and now the event begin time is often not early enough before the event and the covered time varies between 5-9 hours and isn't consistent for all events. Make it make sense? Especially while the reservation itself says event rate good until midnight. We want to go down early and/or stay after events giving business to the surrounding establishments however each time we leave past the "event departure" we don't know what we're going to get. For instance, we stayed 2 hours past the "departure" time and scan our parking ticket, $11. Scan the QR code we paid $16 for through the Ace parking website and tells me my balance is $10 which is the nightly rate despite me not exceeding 12 hours. Looking at the website, it even states event parking is good for 12 hours so WTF? They also now only reserve a select amount of spaces for people to pay for in person before stating sold out while parking is still available to purchase online. Stars still for being one of the least expensive event parking close by however i will complain about it every time we leave late and have to give additional funds bringing us closer to the cost of all the more expensive lots or continue dealing with the trolley more, which I guess is what the city of San Diego is pushing us all to do anyway. :( #endrant

Signs are written in minuscule fine print before entering and we ended up with a $30+ bill for 2 or…read moreso hrs on off hours and a non-weekend day even after spending $$ at the stores there.

Paid $50 to Ace parking on the 4th of July to park my car in the seaport village main entry to…read morewatch the firework show. After the firwork show everyone in the parking lot was trapped for 2 hours in their cars. This is completely irresponsible on the behalf of Ace parking services. Someone , should of been directing traffic. It was a nightmare. People were very upset, honking their horns. It is a saftey concern, a fire hazard. Terrible service, not being able to rectify this situation. I'm trying to dispute this charge.

This parking lot is always full. Be it the middle of the day, or the middle of the night, you can…read morebet that by 10am or 10pm it will be hard to find a spot left in this lot. I live right next to this establishment. And let me tell you, the view from my bedroom window down into this lot, is for PRIME people watching. Now, being that I live downtown, I understand the importance of being quite when I leave places if it's past 11pm. Some people go to bed at reasonable times, and I don't want to interrupt their deep sleep. For me on the other hand, I don't mind the noise all that much. It's not keeping me from sleeping, because I usually get the majority of my work, done from the hours of 11pm to 4am, so I'm up anyways. But I feel that this parking lot, brings out the worst of downtown. Some of my neighbors don't take the noise so lightly. A few weeks ago, around 3am a lady yelled down to ask a group of men to be a little quieter, and how did they respond? They threw a huge rock straight into her window. It's gotten to the point, where I am down for a little sling shot through the window, or water balloons from the roof. I don't mind the kids hanging out in the lot, but when it's 2am and you got two gold cars with butterfly doors, bumping "stanky leg" for half hour straight while ghost riding the whip, (not an exaggeration) something has to be done, right?

This place is expensive. 15 dollars a day. If you are going on a cruise ship choose another place…read more There are lots nearby that service the airport that will let you park your car there and then they will shuttle you to the cruise ship terminal. Around 8 to 10 dollars a day. Security is minimal. Fences, lights. Good luck!

Love parking here when I come to downtown. Nice and spacious but could get packed when there is an…read moreevent. Well lit inside. Pretty much walking distance from everything

Although the parking garage was nice it was the online ticket pass I purchased GoToTickets…read morethat was a ripoff. My pass was invalid at checkout and I paid additional $15. Over the $22. Already purchased. Do use GotoTickets for parking!!!

First time parking here because of price…read more Price is affordable compared to others. Would I park here again? Of course I would.

Use discount code Fall25 (25% off) on reservations checking in on or before 11/19/25. It worked for…read moreus! Great experience parking here for our trip! 4 minutes from the airport. We made a reservation online, used the discount code and scanned the QR code to get into the parking garage. I have noticed cheaper options in parking but WallyPark does offer rewards points for previous reservations so I'll consider that first. I'd recommend downloading their app so you can get to your reservation QR code easier for getting into/out of their garage. Also, the app shows where their shuttle is so when we waited to get picked up around 4pm on a Sunday (which seemed long btw), I could see where the shuttle was. They first went to the Terminal 1 and then by the time they came to Terminal 2, it was almost full so some people had to wait longer for the next shuttle. I'd suggest for them to have 2 going at all times to catch the stragglers.