This garage is huge. It's also clean and well lit. What I liked most about it is that the walls are…read moreclearly marked to let you know what street/area you are parked near. Example: I was going to the Yard House on Freedom Way. I found the area clearly marked in the garage and was able to park closely to the stairs and elevator that took me up to Freedom Way. The stairs and and elevator were also very well lit. The only downside is the the price for parking for 3 hours was $12. That was pretty steep and one of the highest prices I've paid for a garage in the city for non-event parking.

Immediately off Second St., just past the Underground Railroad Freedom Museum is an entrance to…read morethis "below-ground" parking garage. The maximum fee is $13.00, which is reasonable for downtown Cincinnati. I knew I would be parked all day so I only looked at the maximum rate when I drove inside. There were ample empty spaces, reasonably lit areas (though there could have been more light ) and decent signage. Plus, convenient exit stairs place you at Freedom Way and Walnut, which is within walking distance of all things in the waterfront section of downtown. Because the exit pay station was broken (-1 star), there was line of cars waiting to pay and exit the garage. Surprisingly, even that process was quicker than I expected it to be. Overall, I was really pleased with the location and cost of parking here. I paid $13.00 to park for 7 hours.

Central Riverfront Garage is absolutely the best parking option when visiting the Andrew J Brady…read moreCenter. There are several entrances, so you can get get into the garage from when coming from different directions. It is a large garage that is easy to navigate. My reason for 4 stars is that when I parked here yesterday with my brother for the Forbes Under 30 Summit at The Andrew J Brady Center, the garage closed to the public at 2pm. My brother had to run an errand after we parked at 11am, and when he returned, the garage was closed to prep for the Bengal's game. This cost my brother 45 min of driving around looking for other parking options. 2PM just seemed a little early to close the garage when there were other paying customers willing and able to pay.

Cheap(ish) and insanely secure parking garage. To enter you need to insert your ticket just to get…read morethe door open to enter the garage you can't just go inside. So be warned - DO NOT LOOSE YOUR TICKET. The only negative you can't easily walk out of the garage entrance (where you car comes in) because it is so secure there are gates. You have to walk down to the side of the building to exit through the small door. But I guess that's the price you pay for security! This is the garage I tell people to park in who have never been to OTR. It's easy to find and it's by everything so you can say it's by xxx and it can be easily found.

This garage is easily my most favorite in Cincinnati. It's easy to navigate, safe, has a good…read morelocation and best of all: it's affordable! I find myself in OTR a lot, so this being near to most of the places I go and easy to get to off Vine and 12th makes this my parking lot of choice - the $5 cap on daytime parking and $2 nighttime cap certainly help too. GQP has a lot of safety features too, that I think are nice but possibly a bit excessive. It's impossible to get into unless you are parking your car or have your parking ticket with you to open the door (DO NOT FORGET TO TAKE YOUR PARKING TICKET!) The entrances have gates over them that open only for cars, and the doors require you to swipe your ticket in order to unlock them and get in. GQP, as it is now, is probably as good as it gets for a parking lot. I hate giving them a 5-star as I don't really get excited about a parking lot, but at the same time I think they deserve it for simply having made a proper parking garage.

I am a local teacher, graduate student at NKU and have lived closely and visited this location for…read moreover a year now. Overall, I highly recommend this library. Here are my pros and cons: PROS -- fairly nice on the inside -- plenty of windows -- great study rooms -- lots of seating and tables around the building -- upstairs quiet area in the local history/genealogy for studying -- plenty of parking -- kind staff -- has security/local police on-site -- offers lots of resources and events for kids and families -- the staff has been doing a better job with ensuring that sketchy people stay out of the teen and kid areas CONS -- not the greatest location -- usually busy with quite a few sketchy people (my female friends don't like being alone here and I would not ever leave a child unsupervised here) -- cleaning needs to be increased a bit. This is probably because of how busy it is, but many times when I have been there have been quite a few dirty and/or sticky. -- I have had difficulty signing up for study rooms on Sunday at this particular location (but have been able to sign up fine for the Erlanger location) I hope this review helps someone (:

LOVE THE LIBRARY it's one of My families Favorite places to go they have so much to offer and a lot…read moreof resources To take advantage of I definitely recommend the library to anyone of any all ages because they have something for everyone

The verdict is still out. I will let you know when we finish using this space!…read more Ok. The verdict is in!! I am loving that spot!! It is in a great location off Vine Street close to everything! We were able to do activities come back and put more time in and do more!! My car was safe and I feel like I could park there all day! Paying on the machine was easy. The size of the parking spots were above average and I am pleased!!

Do not ever purchase parking passes through Stubhub for this parking garage. We are driving from an…read morehour away, but yet we can't arrive at the garage until 6:30pm. Our concert doors open at 6pm and starts at 7:30pm. Unfortunately, this garage closes at 8pm meaning we and our vehicle would be stuck overnight in downtown Cincinnati. This was not disclosed to us in ANY way before purchasing our parking pass. Getting a refund has been impossible. Olympic Valet isn't fully to blame, but they shouldn't allow stubhub to misinform potential buyers. I'm leaving this review because I don't want anyone else to make the same mistake and get screwed.

I ended up being a monthly parker at this Garage as i needed somewhere safe to park my car thru the…read moredays/nights. I have nothing but good things to say to just about everyone i've encountered with there . The individuals who work tirelessly in the freezing cold and super hot summers deserve nothing but niceness & kindness . If you had a negative experience i'm convinced you had something to do with it . I would recommend this garage a million times over and anytime im doing anything in the city near by i'll be sure to park here . The owner Marshall is super personable and just wants the best for his customers. His staff are the best!

This parking lot is located right underneath the Washington Park! There's an entrance on Race…read morestreet and another on Elm street. The parking garage is pretty clean and goes down about two stories. I did have a heard time getting cell phone service down there, but that's probably because of all the concrete. The rates here were also pretty decent for downtown and the first hour is only $3!

Great day for football…read more... I attended the 2025 NFL Season of the Chicago Bears at Cincinnati Bengals. This only happens about once every 7 or 8 years and I wasn't going to miss it. The day.... Tickets were purchased using an aftermarket ticket app. Bought about 3 hours before kick-off and got a great deal on the seats. Parking. I always find a parking lot in the city. Typically only a couple of blocks walk from the stadium, there is plenty of parking that you can walk to and avoid some of the traffic when you're leaving. I wasn't tailgating at all, so that wasn't an issue. But, walking to the stadium, I did notice some pretty elaborate tailgating parties that looked fun. Stadium. Being a loyal Chicago Bears fan, I sat on the Visitors side in section 339 Row 4 Seat 12. My rule of thumb for sporting events is typically the same, no matter the venue. I like to sit in a mid-level or top tier, close to the 50 yard line (or center of the field) and, if possible, a row closest to the front. What I've found is that this gets you the best panoramic view possible. Stadium seating lets you see over people's heads, so typically there's nothing in your way and you can see all the action. You're not going to catch a ball and you're not going to get an autograph or a jersey from a player on the field. But you'll be able to catch every point of the field and all the action. Amenities. Expensive. Yes. As you will find at every stadium. Long lines during halftime, but if you time things right, you can get in-and-out pretty quick if you're willing to miss a couple of minutes. Plenty of food and beverage choices to choose from. But, they are pricey. Would I go back? Absolutely. The few times that I've been to Paycor Stadium (as it's called today) I've always had a good time. On this particular day, the last 3 minutes of this game was some of the most exciting football of the season. Incredible finish to a game won by the Chicago Bears. Go Bears!

We had a great time this December when we visited the Bengal stadium and we saw the Bengals play…read morethe Cardinals. We had great seats that my dad was able to get us. We had wonderful snacks. We had a great view. The stadium was clean. Fans were nice. We had a great time and I will definitely visit again.