I was overcharged for parking, and they refused to look into it or refund me. I asked them to look…read moreat their cameras to verify the rate, and they said they didn't have any. I would recommend taking photos of the sign before you park in any of their lots. super shady.

Do not park in their private parking space 24/7. Park on the street or another place. Don't give…read morethem a dime. The violations are ludicrous and they don't reply to any disputes unless your formally report them. Businesses, customers, visitors avoid them at all cost.

They are super fast and efficient about getting your car parked and getting you and your luggage to…read morethe gate quickly.

Great facility and have been using for years, shuttles are slower and slower. Have to plan a lot…read moreof time to and from Airport. No one seems concerned.

The parking garage at XNA is a well maintained, clean and convenient structure to the main…read moreterminal. The lot offers economy short term parking, long term parking and parking within the garage. Lights and signs indicate special parking areas available for purchase (express/premium parking) located close to the elevators and entrances/exits to the garage. Parking for those with disabled parking access is also located convenient to entrance/exits and elevators to the structure. Green and blue lights are used to indicate open spaces and each level contains a legend of available spaces for the opportunity to decide if convenient/ample parking is available on that level. Once a driver chooses a level - lighted parking signage is clearly marked in each aisle to lead the driver to open spaces. The garage and lots offer shuttle for those needing to access the terminal using a shuttle (golf carts) and the parking structure is across the road from the terminal - requiring a walk across the road in front of the terminal for passengers who were not dropped off at the entrance to the terminal. This is a safer concern, in my opinion. I would prefer to see an elevated crossover which would eliminate the possibly of vehicles and pedestrian interactions. The cost of parking is reasonable and there is a free period for the first 30 minutes of waiting for those who are picking up arriving passengers (in the short term/economy lot across from the front of the terminal/ticketing area). A cell phone/outside waiting lot is available for no charge to wait for arrivals to be picked up at the curb on arrival. I have been pleased with the parking at XNA and use it frequently.

Easy to find, near lots of downtown amenities. Great location. I've used it 4 times during my week…read morestay.

Best Price Parking offers great convenience and decent pricing! The location was super easy to find…read moreand the staff were friendly. I did have to wait a bit for my car when I returned, but overall it was a good experience. Definitely a solid choice for parking! Would recommend it to others.

Extremely helpful and accommodating staff, with a convenient location for my central business…read moredistrict office, and they have the cheapest prices for a reserved parking spot in downtown Tulsa. Win, win, win!

Near the intersection of I-44 (between Tulsa and Springfield) and I-49 (between Kansas City and…read moreFort Smith), there are a bunch of large and small gas stations. Prices are very competitive and they're all within a cent of each other, and inexpensive to boot. With the extra 10 cents off per gallon for being a Love's Rewards Member, Love's was an easy choice to fill up today. The station is easily accessible from the interstate and the pump area is wide enough for your larger vehicle. Inside, lots of grab-and-go food, a variety of rolled meats on the hot dog grill and options for hot and cold drinks. Restrooms are clean, too. Be sure you're giving way to those truckers. They might not see you and they don't stop quickly with those loaded trailers. [Review 1509 of 2025 - 481 in Missouri - 25060 overall]

Cons: I don't know what it is, but I always have to use the bathroom after we get out of Oklahoma…read moreCity. And for years, I've been stopping at this gas station. It's a pain in the butt because you do have to get off the highway and drive for a few minutes. But now it's even worse . It's not this place's fault specifically. It's the construction. To get off the freeway and to get to the gas station took 25 minutes. And to get back on the freeway, took an additional 20 minutes. My husband was very upset. Pros: this has been a very trusted stop for many years. But I don't think we'll be coming back here ever again.

To visit my relatives in Carthage, I usually fly United, SFO to Bentonville non-stop, then drive…read moreto Carthage (near Joplin) about 90 mins away. Being from the SF Bay Area, those winter roads w/ snow and ice are not my fave :( My cousin told me recently, "Joplin has a Regional Airport and you can fly right in!" So I did: SFO to Denver to Joplin. The Joplin airport is small, attractive, modern, and has two rental car options (Avis, Budget), plus all the TSA personnel and security equipment as required. On the return flight, the agent checked my bags through to SFO upon arrival, I went through security, and joined the other passengers in the comfortable boarding area. Boarding was fast and efficient. I'm a fan! Rating: 5 stars

Airport it's self is great! United Airlines out of here is terrible. Trying to get our grand…read moredaughter back to Denver. Two days in a row there have been mechanical issues with the planes and have had two rescheduled twice. Would have been better to fly out of Springfield or NW Arkansas.

Extortionists- I parked in a parking space located on a…read morepublic street. There is no noticeable signage depicting these were private parking spaces. Any reasonable person would assume that these spaces belonged to the city, and there are not meters. Returned home 1 mo after parking to find a letter stating I owe an inflated citation amount. Tried to resolve in a fair agreement, was met with threats of collections if full amount of $75 not paid. BBB Case has been filed.

Garbage! All the phone does is just ring. No email, no Facebook page - nothing. Very tacky in their…read morebusiness handlings. This let's you know they are only about the dollar. They are a felon-friendly company, in case you know someone who needs a job.

The Arkansas Welcome Center truly lives up to the state's nickname -- The Natural State. It's…read moreclean, peaceful, and surrounded by beautiful greenery that immediately makes you slow down and take a breath after a long drive. The staff here were incredibly friendly and full of great local tips -- everything from scenic routes to hidden food gems along the way. The building itself is well-kept and inviting, with spotless restrooms (a road trip win!) and lots of brochures, maps, and displays that make you want to explore every corner of Arkansas. Whether you're just passing through or planning to stay awhile, this stop sets the tone for what's ahead -- nature, hospitality, and genuine charm. Definitely one of the better welcome centers I've visited!

This is the Arkansas welcome center located on interstate 40 at exit 3 headed east in Van Buren,…read moreArkansas. It is on the western border of Arkansas and Oklahoma. I should clarify, Arkansas' Western border with the state of Oklahoma. The restrooms are very clean. It has a nice open space for walking animals and for folks to sit down under covered pavilions to picnic or rest along the road. The bathrooms are spacious and clean and the facility is very well maintained. This facility also offers a wonderful array of brochures and information about various things to do in the state of Arkansas in this area and all throughout the state. I highly recommend a visit, especially if you are entering into the state on a trip and you're looking for information about the area in the state of Arkansas. I would add that this site is man during most of the business day and I think it includes weekdays as well.