The pricing structure is a scam. The sign shows one rate, but there's tons of fine print. I've…read moreparked here twice and have been charged double and quadruple the advertised rate for an overnight stay. They don't clearly advertise event rates, they reset your rate at midnight rather than charge you for the number of hours parked, and customer service refuses to offer any refunds for their shady pricing structures. Also the door to get to the elevators is locked all the times we've been there and we had to walk down the car entrance to the ramp. the garage itself is nice and clean, and easy to navigate. the location is convenient, but the shady scam of how they charge you is not worth it. Park at Ramp A. It's owned by the city and at least you know what you're paying.

AI owned parking garage that overcharges you. Forces you to pay before you can leave. Stay away!read more

The location of this transit center is fantastic and a great option to avoid fighting traffic…read more(especially with snow or construction) or having to pay the increasingly ridiculous parking rates. The new station is nice, however they did not construct it in the most efficient way for parking to bus. There are 5 doors from the parking ramp to the bus entrance, so certainly room for opportunity there. There is a light rail stop here that is coming for 2027 so I am eager to see how that performs. I am hoping to see the service return to pre covid as right now there is a bus arriving about every 15 mins during the AM time and 10 years ago there was constant busses before which were amazing. It is nice to be able to just unwind on the bus and read or listen to podcasts or just sit and not have to worry about anything. There are some bus drivers who do need some more training as it is hit or miss on if you got a driver that is slamming on the breaks or one that is a good bus driver.

Nice, clean buses that make my commute much more pleasurable. Staff are consistently professional…read moreand friendly. I ride this route 3+ times per week from Eden Prairie to downtown Minneapolis and work en route (thanks, free wifi!). The peace of mind of not having to drive and find parking more than makes up for the little I have to pay for the ride.

The Park and Shop Parking Ramp in downtown Minneapolis is convenient and easy to use. Compared to…read moredowntown Chicago, the price is pretty cheap. My husband used this parking garage to visit the Mary Tyler Moore Statue and some shops in the downtown Minneapolis area. We were able to get in and out without a problem. I highly recommend the Park and Shop Parking Ramp!

My fav parking spot in downtown Minneapolis! Rates have always been reasonable and it's centrally…read morelocated to most of my favorite places to visit. It's $7 to park on Sundays and evenings. The pay kiosks at the first level are easy to use. And they give you 15 minutes to leave after payment so you can even buy some popcorn from Candyland on your way out.

This terminal very nice, clean, and has plenty of food and shopping opportunities. It is my…read morefavorite airport when I have a layover. It is easy to find a USB port to charge your phone, or an outlet to plug in your laptop. Seating areas are plentiful. Restaurants of all kinds are available from fast food to fine dining. And the shopping options abound. One of my favorites is the Minnesota store. Some of the gates are quite a walk but if you have a short connection time a gate agent will page a golf cart for you.

The Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport is really nice! I flew into this airport on a…read moreUnited flight from EWR a few weeks ago (You're going to Terminal 1 if you're on a United aircraft). When I flew into MSP, I took a ride-share to my hotel in Downtown Minneapolis. The signage was clear and it was easy to find where to go for pick-ups. This was my first trip to and time staying in the city, so I went with the Uber. However, after learning more about the city during my stay there, I learned about the METRO BLUE line train (light rail transit) and how it costs just $2 to get to the airport. On the way back home, I took the light rail to the airport. It was easy to navigate my way from the light rail to the Terminal. I made it to security and my gate easily. Security at MSP were friendly and professional. The is amply seating at the gates with many seats with power for charging devices. Lots of cute shops, artwork, and eateries to preoccupy yourself while waiting to board. Bathrooms are so clean! Terminal 1 MSP is a really nice!

Relatively safe parking in downtown Minneapolis and less expensive than I anticipated!read more

Credit cards accepted! No need to transact w/ any staff. When the doors are closed to this…read moregarage, its also h-e-a-t-e-d. Great deal for parking downtown - it's usually $4. Once I parked there overnight on a weekend and it was $5 total when I left the next morning. Glory.

A historic parking ramp near all the hockey action …read more. Connected to the skyway .. Rates were reasonable .. Will continue to use it for future events

First! Ok, so it's a…read moreparking ramp. But it's well lit and the corners aren't too tight driving around in my mini van. The guys working here are funny. It's just a another block or two to walk to the event centers so I think it's definitely worth the lower price!

I live in Duluth and use Interstate Parking/Duluth Parking for monthly parking. To make a long…read morestory short, my car was towed from a lot due to a miscommunication between Interstate Parking and me. Devon, an employee at the Duluth IP office, went out of his way to sort everything out and got my car out of the towing yard within two hours. He was professional, calm, and very efficient. I will remain a thankful customer of IP/Duluth Parking for as long as I require monthly parking.

On Sunday, I needed parking while in the North Loop. I wanted to get a late lunch at Red Cow. After…read morethe Vikings game. Next to it was this parking lot. I looked at the $5 parking rate and pulled in as if I had won the lottery. If you park after 3 pm Sunday through Wednesday, and leave befote 6 am the following day, it's $5. Sweet! You have the option of paying online through the Honk app or site, or you can find the lone payment machine in the lot. I went through honkmobile.com. You do need your car's licence plate number and a credit card, along with a cell phone number. I was set. You get a quiet timer if you pay through the browser. Roughly an hour before your time expires, you get a text message. I slept through mine at 5 am. Beauty sleep prevailed. I spent a good 2.5 hours parked. It's a good place to park. The rate was right in a vibrant, safe neighbourhood. I'd return here if I need to park in this area. (393)