Staff very supportive in getting you into garage and out at the end of events. Ive never had a problem during visits.

This garage Lies about their rates with unclear signs at the front. We paid $20 above the posted rate. Steer clear. It's a scam.

Bottom Line: Clean, safe, reasonable and close to UM Baltimore and a few fun sights. BF and I parked at this garage on the University of Maryland Baltimore campus to visit the National Museum of Dentistry, Poe's Grave and Lexington Market. The garage felt safe and I thought the rates were fair for UMB patients and tourists alike. I liked that the elevator banks were labeled with the street on which they exited. I also like that the garage felt safe and well maintained. I was here during the day so I'm not sure what this garage or neighborhood is like at night. read more

Baltimore Grand Garage - This is a clean and safe garage that has reasonable rates. - Parking Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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I want to give a MAJOR thank you and kudos not only to this parking garage for convenience but also for their security and safety policies. There was a recent issue of my family member not being able to locate their parking garage ticket. While I wont go into detail about their policy for lost tickets (I didnt receive permission to reveal it since Im not an employee), Ebony (who works at the main office) took the time to explain what's required to exit the garage. This not only made sense but it was a HUGE RELIEF to know that they have a protocol in place to protect against theft. Yes, it will take an additional few minutes for the exiting process but it is WELL WORTH IT! Look at it this way... DONT LOSE YOUR TICKET and you wont have to worry about anything. Otherwise, their staff is VERY professional and thorough. When you use that garage, know that you are in GREAT hands and your vehicle is in GREAT hands. read more

Convenient parking garage near Inner harbor and other Baltimore attractions. It has two entrances on Fayette St and Paca St which are both easy to pass up if you are not familiar with the area. If catching a show at the Hippodrome there are pros and cons. Pros- direct entrance to the theatre, relatively inexpensive parking (cheaper than parking panda and spot hero) and ample parking with two elevators (n and s) or stairwells as an alternate option. Each level has special parking for compact cars Cons- it takes a while to exit after a show, as with most parking garages, the n and s can get confusing when trying to figure out which elevator from inside the hippodrome (turned around easily) to take. Would definitely park here again. read more

A garage is a garage...is a garage. But some garages are better than others. This one has two entrances: Paca Street...and Fayette Street. I was there for the touring Broadway production of Cinderella one night; therefore, I cannot say how the garage operates during the day. On this night I paid the flat fee of $10.00 upon entering and upon leaving I noticed that both exits were being utilized to empty the garage. It went smoothly. There is an elevator at the Fayette Street side to facilitate those who choose not to able from the top floor or roof parking. read more

This large garage is great for event parking, when prices are a flat $8 (even though only a block or so away, other garages have event prices at around $20). It's a very convenient location for Camden Yards, the Hippodrome, and the Convention Center. You could probably do it for the Inner Harbor also - the regular daily prices aren't bad, compared to other lots - but it'd be a decent walk. The day I was there, the staff was friendly and fun also, and I don't know that I've ever said that about public garage staff! (If I was just reviewing them, they'd get five stars!) read more

At first we considered other venue parking for the Hippodrome, but sitting at a traffic light @ Baltimore at Paca, I went to the entrance by making that left. Accessed at Paca Street north of Baltimore, or Fayette west of Eutaw was nice. We paid $8 first (good so it's just exit at the end), then parked on the 4th floor on the Baltimore St side, walked up the parking ramp to the elevators on the Fayette Street side and learned quickly by watching seasoned goers to use the stairs which were much faster. At the bottom, you go left and through the doors and you're in the Hippodrome! We felt very safe and secure where we parked. You can't beat that in any big city. Definitely a plus to be able to go into the theater without being subjected to outside weather, by coming in and leaving dry, no matter what. Leave the theater the same way you came, and people are kind enough to let you back into the stream of exit traffic - make it easier on yourself though by backing in when you park. That way, when you're ready to exit, you can do eye contact to drive right out. Remember to be as kind when someone else needs to come out, the drivers tend to be much more patient than some other state drivers. If this is a flat rate venue @ $8 all day, consider leaving your car there, then walk about a block west on Baltimore Street to catch the free Orange Line bus next to the Univ. of Md. Medical Center at Greene St. It'll connect you from west beyond MLK blvd, east to the inner harbor (walking distance to Camden Yards and even Ravens stadium), and eat to Harbor East/Fells Point. This line also connects to the Green (Fells Point east) and Purple lines too, which go up Charles Street corridor and south of Cross Street Market. Do shuttle hopping (they shut down not very late at night) after a morning park, and you can visit so many places and not have time to visit alot of cool sites before having to return! read more

So this place was easy enough to find on google maps. Midday thurs it was hard to find a spot. I have a prius hatchback but it was too big to park in any of the subcompact spots. There's a sign saying that if your bumper sticks out, you get a $50+ fine. I finally did find a spot but finding your parking spot again once you parked is beyond confusing even if you did take one of the cards near the elevator. There's a fayette street side and a paca street side... just be aware of that. I wandered around for half an hour trying to find my car, as did another lady and I had to be somewhere else in an hour. After I found my car, I thought I had lost my phone due to the stress of the incessant wandering around. Oh sh*t, I have to go retrace my steps to find my phone. Luckily tho, I was sitting on my phone and found it as soon as I got up. Also, once you leave the garage, if you want to make a left turn good luck to you. I was stuck behind horrific traffic at the beginning of rush hour at lexington market. It was bumper to bumper going a block every 5 minutes.I did make it to my next appointment only 15 mins late. read more

I cannot find a working number for them. I have a handicap accessible van and I need to know if it would fit through their garage. Poor service to people with disabilities. read more