I like parking at Kirk's lot when downtown at the Shubert. It's small so we get there early. It's…read moreeasy to get a spot and easy to leave after the show. The ramp garages in the area are 45 minutes to get down to street level after you go to the 9th level to find a spot. I've never had a bad experience with the lot guys or parking issues. It's monitored so I'm confident no one will be looking inside the car to vandalize.

Always prefer this parking lot over any of the garages. Easy in and out. Lot always has attendant,…read more so it's safer than most parking.

I saw some of the reviews about the lack of cameras and scratched up cars so i was a bit worried…read moreabout leaving my car here, but it turned out ok in the end. I'm hoping it's not something that happens often. The thing I like about this garage is that you can leave your car here overnight. I went to New York City for 3 days and 2 nights and left my car in the garage the entire time, and picked it up when I returned. You take a ticket when you enter the garage, and pay when you leave the garage. Overall I paid around $52. Make sure you don't lose your ticket! Also, something interesting that happened was that they were filming Ray Donovan at the station when I came back from New York, so they had signs all over the place directing staff on where to go. I'd leave my car here again if I ever took another trip. The garage was clean and well maintained, and they had plenty of open spots when I got there on a Monday morning (around 9:30am).

A convenient parking garage in downtown New Haven. This particular garage is near lots of…read morerestaurants, bars and theaters. Every time I have used it, I felt safe. In most cases I have used it, we get to pre-pay which is convenient. Some restaurants may also validate your parking so check ahead of time.

3.5 stars. This…read moreparking garage is part of the New Haven Parking Authority network. There are approximately 8,000 public parking spaces throughout the city. These parking areas would be in the form of surface parking lots, on street parking, and weather protected garages. The garages are usually patrolled by security guards. If you are parking on street or at the surface lots, there are meters; usually the fees can be paid via an app. At the garages, there are ticket booths, pull out a ticket, then pay once you leave. Temple Street Parking Garage was easy to find. It is located near shops and restaurants. I parked there for a Yelp event at the NOA restaurant. There were elevators; it was kind of confusing since there were two elevators that goes to different exits. I parked there for about 2.5 hours and paid $9. The parking attendant was not the friendliest but I don't expect top customer service at a parking garage. Most importantly, I felt safe parking there, it was well lit, and my car was untouched. In the future, I would park there again.

I've been here a couple of times now and I'm completely obsessed. I love the music records area and…read moreI can camp out here for hours. It's almost dead silent and it feels like one ought to do important work ... in such an important-feeling space (which is a wonderful motivator). Wish that more of the library was open to the public but I understand that in the New Haven area and with as many visitors as Yale probably gets, that's simply not possible. Note: This library is also open until 10pm on some days! Thank you!

The Sterling Memorial Library is the most beautiful library I've ever entered! The Gothic arches,…read moreceiling vaults, and details embedded in every nook and cranny blew my mind. I felt like I was walking the halls of Hogwarts and didn't want to leave. If you love architecture, I highly recommend checking out this library.

This is a multilevel parking garage in a convenient location. There were plenty of parking spots…read morewhen we went. On the website, they mentioned there were electric vehicle charging spots but I didnt see or search for it. There was an elevator which is perfect since we had a baby carriage. We parked there for about 6 hours and it was pretty affordable. Our car was safe the whole time. In the end, yes, I'd park there again.

I used this parking garage multiple times over a busy weekend and had excellent experiences each…read moretime. Multi level parking that is in the heart of downtown. The facility was clean and properly marked with signage. the prices were incredibly affordable and the staff at the ticket kiosks were very polite and accommodating. New Haven takes exceptional care of the city and its parking garages. I'll definitely be utilizing this parking service again on future visits.

A lot going on at this small airport. This was my first time at Tweed and you can see all of it…read morefrom the residential streets near by. Pulling into departures is easy, you can hop right out and be in the security lines which move at a decent pace. I also flew Avelo for the first time and I'm not a fan. We had about an hour delay with no communication except a sudden gate change. I'm not sure if people forget that humans are animals, I don't because they ALWAYS show it. The gate change resulted in people running which is crazy because you can see all the gates from one damn viewpoint. The gate change resulted in chaos boarding and having to stand outside in the wind and rain despite priority boarding. The flight attendant were great and accommodating! I brought my seatbelt extender just in case and unfortunately Avelo uses a different kind. They were able to accommodate me quickly. The airport is convenient I think but I'd imagine can be stressful if you're moving on a tight schedule.

The last time I flew from here, I was in disbelief at how rude the man checking ID's & boarding…read morepasses was. I didn't leave a review or complain as much as I wanted to, as I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt and maybe he was having an especially rough day. I am here to fly again several months later, and it's the same man. Not only does he refuse to speak to you, he expects everyone to know exactly what to do and in what order and is annoyed if you don't do it fast enough. I always make a point to say hello, and please and thank you and he has never acknowledged me or spoken a word to me at all. I understand it's a repetitive job, and people are probably super annoying all day. But the bare minimum of speaking one single word would make all the difference. Overall, this airport is very tiny and crowded and uncomfortable while waiting at your gate. I'm not a fan.

Meters in the neighborhood are 1.50 per hour, and on a recent Saturday trip, this garage was $3 up…read moretill 4pm and a max of $13 for overnight. That was considerably less expensive than my hotel. Seemed clean and safe with a nice elevator. Decent deal.

My car was broken into two weeks after I started parking in this garage, along with a few others,…read moreand they didn't even bother to let me know even though they had all of my contact info. Much better to park in a more secure lot for a few more dollars than deal with these guys.

This is the local metro north station for New Haven. It is the end of the line where mostly…read moreeveryone gets off. It was my first time so I followed the large crowds. There is an interesting underground path that takes you to the main station. It is a very small station compared to others in New York City or Philly. There was a small gift shop and a Dunkin Donuts which had a large line. Outside there was a crowd of people waiting for an Uber or the local bus to downtown. It cost about $20 each way from the city. It was only my first time in New Haven so I didn't know what to compare it to. It was a cloudy rainy day so everyone seemed miserable. I would have to come back here on a sunny day to see if there is a difference.

I took Amtrak from New Rochelle NY to New Haven Connecticut. I initially chose the State Street…read morestation in New Haven, but soon realized Union is less than a mile from State Street and it's not only much more convenient to get off at Union, but Union is a much nicer landing place. Union also offers more options when choosing routes. It should also be noted that on some Amtrak routes, State Street is the final destination, so the train has to turn around and change direction, therefore debarking the train will take longer if you get off at State Street. State Street is a functional, clean station, but there is no inside seating, vending machines, etc. Union is much larger, with inside seating, not too crowded, lots of attendants to help out. Vending machines aren't super well stocked, but they exist. The bathrooms are pretty clean and no lines when I was there. Food is limited--a news stand, a S'barro. I didn't have any food, but stopped by for a cold Diet Coke and the staff were very nice. Escalators work, elevators work, signage is very clear and consistent, floors pretty clean. I have been spoiled by Moynihan in NYC, and the Philly lounge and the Chicago lounge. But the more I've traveled by train, the more I realize those stations are outliers. I visited Baltimore's station several days ago and it was in utter disrepair. Gave me a new appreciation for a pretty "nice" station. Union (why are they all named Union?!) is a pretty nice station.

Clean. Bright. Plenty of parking. Sometimes free parking…read more This is an awesome station!

I absolutely love this train station when going to New York City. Plenty of parking. Clean, safe,…read morereasonable rates. Easy to buy tickets. Quick in and out. Bathrooms are clean and well maintained. There's a sky bridge to walk from one side to the other. Decent selection of vending machines if you need a drink or a snack before your train arrives. I can't think of a better place to go out of and come back to if you're heading into NYC. It's an awesome station.