This very large underground parking garage under Nathan Phillips Square has multiple levels. There…read moreare many stairwells to access the garage so it's advisable to remember which level and which door/stairwell you used in exiting the garage and to use the same ones to get back to your vehicle. Payment for parking is made at one of the machines either prior to getting into your vehicle to leave or right at the gate to leave. Currently the rates are: *$4 every 30 mins *$24 maximum Mon-Fri 7 am to 6 pm *$9 maximum Mon-Fri 6 pm to 7 am *$10 maximum Sat/Sun/holiday 7 am to 7 am

Very spacious parking garage with fair prices specially for evenings and weekends…read more The garage entrances are very convenient; one on Bay Street and one on Queen West. You can also exit from either Bay Street or Dundas West (which I recommend). Since the garage is big, different elevators and steps are marked by different animals. Make sure you pin your parking on your map, otherwise you'll spend hours finding your car!

This parking is tucked away on Price St, off of Yonge. Its got the famous Green P sign pointing…read morecars off yonge st, but even on a saturday night, it was pretty empty. This translated into a great parking spot for me. Lots of places to choose from where I could have a car space on either side of me. What else? Its the first Green P affiliated parking spot I've seen with 1$/half hr pricing in the city. I paid 3$ the last time I was here (from 6pm till 10). For me, those two items alone make this a great parking destination. Some info below... Rate Information $1.00 / Half Hour Monday - Sunday & Holidays Day Maximum (9am - 6pm): $9.00 Night Maximum (6pm - 9am): $3.00

Green P parking along St. Clair Avenue West, just west of Yonge Street, on the north side, has…read morerestrictions. You can't park on this street between 4 pm and 6 pm on weekdays. Naturally, I was heading to an eatery and arrived just past 5 pm. I needed to find a parking lot. I found this Green P parking lot on Delisle Avenue, which runs parallel to and is north of St. Clair Avenue West. Perfect! I pulled into the lot and landed a spot across from the ticket kiosk, steps away from the street. I backed into the spot. There was enough room for me to get out of my car. Some parking spots are super tight between them. It was decent here. I have the Green P app on my phone. I paid for parking through it. The lot code number is 13. I like using this app because if you need more time, you can extend your stay. I managed to do it and got an extra hour. It beats running back to the kiosk to get another ticket. I spent probably a good two hours in this neighbourhood. The flat rates are decent at this parking lot. If I wanted to max out my stay till 7 am on Thursday, the rate would be $6. The maximum rates do differ based on the parking ramp level that you are on Monday through Saturday from 7 am to 6 pm. I was on the ground level, so there wasn't a maximum. However, for the other levels, there are maximums. I was pleased finding this parking lot. My car was safe and sound. I'd return and park here whenever I'm back in this area. (357)

If you're Toronto it's hard to find parking, especially in the downtown/Chinatown areas. They have…read morethese parking lots and structures called Green P parking all over the place. It's cheaper than metered parking on the street. We parked in this lot right off of Dundas, which is one of the main streets in Chinatown. We paid by mobile. It was $4.50 for each half hour or $10 flat rate for 7am-6pm on weekends. *prices in CAD

This Green P parking is conveniently close to Dundas Station and Eaton Centre. Although in doesn't…read moreoffer as many parking spots (maybe around 30 spots), the rates are pretty reasonable; $10 flat rate for 7am-6pm and $7 flat rate for 6pm-7am all week long. Which is a good deal, specially for weekdays if you drive to work in this area.

Came by the other day and it was a great experience. This parking garage was clean, had spacious…read moreparking, and is operated by the City of Toronto. Saw an attendant roaming the garage for safety although I did see some leftover belongings in the stairwell. Parking rates are ~$4.5 per half hour with a $20 max for entry after 10 am. Exit was a challenge as the ticket insertion box is a few feet away from the actual gate causing some confusion...

This parking is great as there's always space, is not at all expensive being right in the mid-town…read more You can download the Green P app, load it with some money (I usually do $20), add your vehicle and choose the location ID and time period for which you'd like to park, it deducts the amount from your balance and here you are, parked like a king and of course there is the manual option of stepping off of your vehicle, going to the machine, paying with your card and sticking the sticker on your dash, but who does that now a days, right? To add to all of the above, this place is a commercial hub. There's a Starbucks right around the corner (50m) a doughnut place (not recommended), TD bank, BMO, salons and what not.

Last night, I attended a concert at Massey Hall. In the past, parking was never a huge issue in…read morethis area. I had always parked on Church Street, in a parking lot just north of Dundas Street East. Over the years, parking has become more limited. Some parking lots have been replaced by buildings in this area. Yes, I'm referring to the expansion of the Toronto Metropolitan (formerly Ryerson) University campus. My preferred location is a Green P underground parking lot at Yonge-Dundas Square. With the concert taking place on a Saturday evening, I knew that it would be difficult finding parking there. I was right. A gate was down to indicate that the lot was full. Did I have a plan B? Sure thing. I hit this parking lot, which I now know that it's called Unit Park. It's across from the Bond Street Hotel. Of note, I also have plans C and D. If they had all failed, I would have been extremely concerned! I got to Unit Park and nabbed a vacant spot facing Dundas Street East, at the very corner of Bond Street. It was a good evening. I have parked at this lot in the past years ago. Prices are more expensive here because it's considered hotel parking. It explains why it's not necessarily my first choice. However, the location is decent to get to Massey Hall, Eaton Centre, and more. During weekday hours, you do get an attendant who will collect your money and issue you a ticket. However, on weekends, you get payment kiosks. It was pretty busy by the time that I got there. There was a huge family using the left one and a couple using the right one. The family moved away en masse. I got to use the left kiosk. It was straightforward. You enter your licence plate number. The only option I got was to pay $20 for parking till 6 am. It is more expensive to park here. However, $20 isn't horrible to park for 12 hours in a touristy area. I paid with a credit card. My card was validated and the transaction went through fine. I got a ticket that you place on your car's dashboard. Easy peasy! I locked my car and was in the area for over five hours. I did touristy things. I shopped. I browsed. I saw a concert. I returned to my car. I always feel safe in this area. This lot is brightly lit. I was happy to return to my car and head home after a fairly long, but fun day out and about. Should I end up not finding a parking spot at my preferred lot again, I'd be happy to return to this one to park my car. (470)

I was out and about on Sunday. Full moon? There should have been one, as it's a rare occurrence for…read moreme to get out of the house on any given Sunday. I came downtown to pick up some lunch from Egg Club. I could have parked illegally on Dundas Street East to pick up my goods, but the thought of getting a parking ticket didn't appeal to me. Instead, I found this Canada Auto Parks parking lot and pulled in. This parking lot is located on the southwest corner of Church Street and Dundas Street East. I am pretty familiar with this intersection, as I typically park around this area to either attend a concert at Massey Hall or shop at the Eaton Centre. Remember when we could do those things freely?! There were plenty of parking spots to choose from when I got there. I parked closer to the payment machines and walked over to pay. You have the option to pay with coins or a credit card. I don't carry the former these days during a pandemic, so I did the latter. These machines gave me grief. I tried the one on the right first. You first slide in your credit card. When prompted, you remove it. You then enter your car's licence plate ID and select how much time you need. I did all that and chose fifteen minutes. I pressed the checkmark that is the enter key. It did nothing. I pressed several times. No transaction completed message. No ticket dispensed. Nothing. I then tried the same thing with the left machine. Same thing. Perhaps it wanted me to do the maximum rate, but I shouldn't be forced to buy more time than I need. So much for playing it safe. I parked illegally, without paying, to fetch my food. I came back and was happy that my car hadn't been towed! It wasn't the best parking experience. However, I came out of it looking like I enjoyed breaking rules, so I have that story now... haha (13)

I was actually trying to find parking elsewhere and stumbled upon this underground parking…read morelocation. And I'm so glad that I did because this lot is Close to everything, and I mean everything. Close to St Lawrence market, Across the street from Berczy park, we huffed it to Eaton Mall from here. Not terribly bad if you're trying to achieve your 10,000 steps and your hard fought six pack. If we had more time, we could have walked it to the lake shore. It was very clean and quiet on a Saturday (this appears to be a well managed office building). There's on-site, friendly Security and he's in uniform. The stairwells are well lit, clear non-cryptic/non-arcane signage. The parking spaces were spacious and get this, it was a very reasonable cost for the entire day. Was it $8 bucks Canadian, which is like $6 US? Not to sound mean but there were no terrible smells, no garbage, no one was loitering, there were no ominous, creaky noises or people lurking clandestinely in the darkness. No broken down machine. It was just very cool, the entire overall experience.