I have never had to wait long for a shuttle and the staff is always friendly and helpful.read more

They used be good but not anymore. Double charges on my credit card then a hassle of phone calls to…read moreget it removed. No manager available to speak about getting the charges removed. On a prior trip the van driver smashed into a car in the parking lot... not sure if he was high on drugs or what. Park elsewhere and avoid the grief & hassle from their smart ass manager.

The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. The garage has a spiral exit and…read moreRotunda courtyard.

The Smithfield Liberty garage is a decent option if you need to park right in the middle of…read moredowntown. The entrances on both sides make it convenient to get into, and the rates are pretty standard for the city, especially on the weekends. My only real complaint is that the layout inside is a bit tight and dated, so navigating the tight turns can be annoying during busy event hours. Overall, it gets the job done without too much fuss, but it isn't anything fancy.

4.5 stars. The Forbes-Semple Parking Garage is in Oakland's Business and University District, and…read moreit is owned and operated by the Pittsburgh Parking Authority. It has a short walking distance to the universities, restaurants, stores, hospital, and other businesses. It has hundreds of parking spaces and is open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. My husband and I parked our vehicle in this garage one time while we ate at a nearby restaurant. It was the summer, and many spaces were available. Our vehicle was safe when we returned. The price was about several dollars, which is reasonable compared to what many other parking garages charge.

Parking here was easy and cheap - they have $5 all day parking on the weekends, which was perfect…read morefor having friends visit for the weekend and leaving their car in a covered area. It's much cheaper than the Sterling Plaza parking garage on Bayard and Craig. You take your ticket and pay at one of the machines before leaving. The credit card took a couple tries to read, but other than that, we had a smooth experience.

This is the first time I've used this garage. Was on this side of the city and decided to use it…read more One thing I dislike about it is that it's all the same way. Some garages in the city have one way which is nice and less chances of wrecking into someone. Especially if you have a large truck like I do, the chances are increased on smashing into someone. However the off-peak rates after 5 PM was very nice at $4 compared to some places that charge $6 and much more on flat rates on Friday - Sunday. It was simple to pay on the bottom floor, getting around wasn't as easy when you're parked around a corner, you have to walk a distance to locate an elevator. However for $4 worth it.

Payment machines do not work. Could not pay with three different credit cards at two different…read moremachines + central office. All cards have been used recently at other businesses with no issues. Would not take cash. After 20 minutes, a lot of yelling and being accused of fraud we were allowed to leave. We were asked not to come back, which is definitely not going to be a problem.

As far as bus stations go, Grant Street is exceptionally clean and convenient. There is ample…read moreseating, large TV's, and many charging stations. Bathrooms are also cleaner than most. The customer service desk are perhaps a bit understaffed and not very friendly. Very convenient location to downtown, Strip District, and convention center. You can also store luggage here for up to 24 hours if you are a Greyhound bus passenger. It is not kept in a locker or anything, they just put the bags in a pile on the floor in their office area. Not very secure, so I wouldn't leave valuables. The fee is $8 and they only accept cash for this. There is also a cafe that is open during the day. There is an ATM.

Parking here was a hassle. We ate at restaurant nearby and decided to park here before we realized…read morethere was valet parking at the restaurant. The walk over included passing by sketchy characters lingering around the area. The parking attendant was absent and didn't answer the help button at the exit. Our ticket was being rejected as "unreadable", and we had no recourse but to back up the ramp and try to go find someone. After a ten minute ordeal, the attendant showed up at the desk in the lobby and did something to our ticket so the machine would take it. He didn't even seem phased, like unreadable tickets are just the norm. It was $6 to park and not bad, but definitely not worth the hassle.

I had to go to Market Square for chase bank and a Starbucks of coarse and Market Square was…read morebasically closed for parking do to construction. I looked around and there e was no parking at all except parking garages. I choose this garage as it seemed to be the closest. My experience was not so great. I went in took a ticket and drove from bottom to top many times looking for a spot with no avail. I did see a few spots but no way my big jeep grand Cherokee would fit. I drove around for about 35 minutes and was about to give up and leave then found one finally. The spot was very tight but got in. Overall was not thrilled with garage as they should have said full before entering it. I would say that the spots were seemingly for smaller cars and I also found that there were not enough handicap spots. The driving in the garage was very tight especially for a big car. I personally would stay away from this garage. I would not go again unless I had to

I like this garage. It's one of the best and cleanest and safest places to park in the city…read more There's always an attendant on duty, at least during the daytime. You must show photo ID upon entering. The parking rate is reasonable, considering its proximity to the heart of downtown. 1 hour $7 two or more is $14. (Please refer to my photo) The uniformed guard / attendant is always friendly and helpful. He's like a concierge in a hotel. He pretty much knows where to go and how to get you there. This is is my other favorite place to park after 4 p.m. and weekends. After 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday, parking is only $4.. I would definitely check this place out if you need to park somewhere clean, safe and close to the heart of downtown.

This public parking lot is located in the Strip District neighborhood. I have used this parking lot…read moremany times when I am visiting the downtown city to dine at restaurants, shop at stores, and visit museums. The location is convenient for walking to nearby businesses. My most recent visit was on a Saturday afternoon. As I was entering the lot, the parking attendant courteously greeted me. He charged me $10 cash, and he had change for my 20-dollar bill. He gave me a tag to put on my dashboard. The parking lot was getting full with other vehicles, but I was able to find an available spot. People can come and go as they want. I have not experienced any problems with damage or theft to my vehicle.

So convenient if you're going around where Lidia's is on the strip. I highly recommend this lot…read more There are tons of parking spaces, and I think it's only $6 to park usually. The attendant let us park for free today bc there was no electricity for the entrance and exit. Just like the previous review, I never realized how quick and easy it is to get to the strip district going south via exit 1A to smallman vs the veteran's bridge esp when there's concern of traffic due to home games, and yes keep this parking on the hush.

I hate to share all my parking secrets...but I do love you guys, so I will. Here goes…read more.. This is thee best parking spot in Pittsburgh, hands down! I'll tell you why. I park here for everywhere I go downtown. Standard day parking is always going to run you WAY too high in the city ($14 for 4+ hours, eek!). But after 4pm you're golden for a flat rate of $7. This garage is smack dab in the middle of the Cultural District. So you're in the middle of all the theaters. This is also the best place to park when you need to head over to the North Side. It's just a short walk across the bridge to PNC Park or Heinz Field for probably way cheaper than you'll find over there Listen kids, because this is the HUGE tip of the day. If you know you're going to be getting out at the same time as the other theater goers (or misc event goers) park going down so you have a better chance of getting out faster. There, aren't I nice?!

This is my go to ramp when I'm attending an event downtown. It is easy to get to and is usually…read moreeasy to get out of. During the work day the rates are high (although not any more than other downtown ramps) but after 5 it has a flat fee of $10. There are ten levels to the ramp. Going up you'll visit the odd floors and down the even. If you are parking around 5 or 6 make sure to head down and check for spots where cars may have left for the day. Watch when you are leaving, though, as it can be tough to back out. The spaces leave enough room for you to comfortably open your door and exit even when the car next to you parks close and even "compact car only" spaces seem to fit larger cars (as there are often SUVs parked there). The elevators are glass and have a view out onto 7th street while going up or down. They are fairly efficient even when crowded right after a show. You pay in the lobby and it is smart to do it before you leave rather than waiting in line after your show or event.