The surface is being repurposed as a community commons Central Park…read more The sooner the better as the voters decided in November 2018. There is no direct line to reach the Republic Parking management and staff attending to the gardening and maintenance of the surface.

it's a parking garage, only so much can be said. haven't had any issues parking here and it's not…read morefull of trash which is nice.

Convenient and easy-to-use parking garage. You drive in, grab a ticket, and park. Payment is…read moresimple, you can pay at the pay station or on your way out. At first, the "No Parking" signs on the first two floors were a bit confusing since they were everywhere, but I later realized they only applied from 6-10 AM (except Sundays and holidays), so parking was totally fine after that. The garage is well-lit and clean. I visited around noon on a regular day, and it wasn't busy at all--easy in and easy out. However, it may get more crowded during events or peak hours. Overall, a smooth and hassle-free parking experience.

Such here for over 25 minutes one exit is broke. They said they have to charge each car! Not our…read morefault! We'll pay for the extra time and the expensive gas!

confusing structure. The levels don't make any sense whatsoever. I parked on level 1b and came back…read morethrough the same way and got to 2a but there was nothing underneath.

If you have a big truck.. you might have a Very tight squeeze here.. there are no signs to really…read morewarn you and parking is almost always pretty full so you have to go up several very tight corners.. this is probably the smallest parking structure I have ever been in. This one is convenient for alot of places I need to go so its not terrible but If you have a car take that instead of the truck! Also..$1.20 an hour!

This is my happy place. I love coming to the library to see what they have on their express shelf…read moreand to ask the kind, helpful librarians for recommendations. They also have miscellaneous cool stuff for checkout like board games, music instruments, even art. The website is easy to use in terms of reserving books. If you reserve a book and clear the wait list, they will pull it for you. I wish they had a method of deferring (eg if you clear the wait list when you're on vacation) so that you don't have to go back through the queue, but understand how this could be complicated. Their "shelf service" is amazing. You put in your reading preferences and they select a handful of books that fit. It's wild that this is something you can access for free. It's a nice physical space with plenty of bathrooms, reading areas, wifi, etc. I love this library and coming here makes me so grateful to live in AA

Had the opportunity to walk around the Ann Arbor city location although we know the city or town is…read moremostly made up of Michigan University of Michigan students, but it was a nice day for a stroll so I visit the library the pinball machine arcade and had a bite of lunch at Zingerman's deli I really enjoyed the library just looking around and looking at some of the art very friendly place

I'd never seen an amtrak station combined with a greyhound station. But please stop using so much…read morebleach when you have passengers inside. Thank you!

This has nothing to do with the Ann Arbor station; it and the service there is good. But the trains…read morethemselves have fallen off a cliff. I've been taking this train to Chicago for 20-plus years and it was always relatively on time; I would advocate for it to other people and defend it when people said it was always late. It was modestly late. Now it is bangin', rockin', dysfunctionally late every single time. I think I've taken 1 train of my last 10 rides that wasn't hours and hours late. I'm giving it 2 stars only because the local crews and staff are great and helpful, unfortunately they are dealing with a giant steaming pile of garbage beyond their control.

Hey! You in the booth!…read more I'll be honest. I don't envy your job. In fact, I understand completely that you are probably cold and bored. But I'm here, wanting to pay for my parking...to engage with you and be friendly for a second while I give you the money for leaving my car in your garage for the past hour. Oh. You're on your iPhone? I can practically read what you're doing while I wait for you to get my change (I think it might be faster if you could take your eyes of the screen for a second). Ummm... hello? There it is. My change. And -- amazing -- you still have not taken your eyes off that phone. Fascinating! To say goodbye, you mumble something. Still, I can't fault you too much I guess. Gotta be kinda crummy to be stuck in a box. But that man who used to work at the AADL-adjacent lot (also Republic Parking) was always so nice and friendly. I miss him... I'm thankful he never had an iPhone, I guess!

I used this parking structure quite often, it's my go to on a bad weather day. The spaces are…read morelimited due to accommodating the private residents in the newly developed lofts above. Once in, you have the option of paying for parking on the second floor, cash and credit card accepted or on the lower level where credit card is the only option. The parking lot and the elevators are always clean and love the fact that there is security cameras all over that garage. However, the only downfall is that when you go to insert your paid ticket, the space is extremely tight. If you have an average size car, you will have no choice but to get out of the car. And if you're driving a truck, good luck, I've seen the passenger mirrors get snapped off. If you're lucky there's an attendant that stands there to grab your ticket from you and insert it for you. Do not enter this garage if you have a truck!

I have to call this place what it is-- a little slice of heaven! I had been here about two times…read morebefore moving to Ann Arbor and never wanted to leave. Luckily now I live down the street and come to explore every weekend I can. It's just generally a great vibe being in this marketplace, especially on Saturdays. I love the actual food market which is made up of so many different sources, like their fresh meat counter. I don't know how they pack so many items into one market but it seems like every time I come back, there's something I hadn't noticed before. I feel like there's also quite a lot of niche products, so you can find good quality essentials but also more specific things like peppers, cheeses, or oils you may need for a recipe. If you love grocery shopping, it's a MUST visit.

We finally checked out the Kerrytown Market & Shops. The food market inside is perfect for…read moredelicious, upscale eats. We loved walking around all the shops and seeing what they had to offer. Perfect for a rainy day, everything is located inside! Be sure to check out this cute little spot.

Was not all that impressed based what was advertised on the ticket. According to the ticket it…read moresaid drinks and food would be available. When we got there we could not find any nor any staff to ask. They should probably state whether the food and drinks are for purchase or complimentary. 2100 club almost makes it sound like food and beverages including alcohol would be available for purchase. As far as the spot itself it was competitive for location to Michigan stadium. Again the problem is what is advertised on the print out ticket. It said VIP parking would be on asphalt, mine was on grass and it took them forever to find me a spot.

North First 101 RV Parking - Detailed Review…read more Short version: Don't do it. It's not worth the hassle or the money for a mile walk to the stadium. I strongly recommend staying at Detroit/ann harbor KOA instead. It's about 25 minutes away, has hookups, and costs roughly 1/6 of the price. North First 101 is not particularly convenient, despite the location. The long version: I can't speak to the other parking options Park N Park provides, but here is a detailed review of North First 101 so you can decide whether it's actually a good fit for your RV and worth the money. First, they don't really tell you where you're going. You're given a rough address, but there are no photos, driving directions, or useful instructions explaining exactly where the RV parking is. The correct way to get there is to go down W. Ann Street and turn onto N. First Street. N. First Street is under construction, and the RV parking is basically right next to the Ann Arbor News building. They should attach a photo to help clarify the location. For $650, providing clear directions and location information should be the absolute bare minimum. We did receive a call the day of our arrival asking what time we would arrive, which was helpful because I was able to ask some additional questions. Check-in is not until 6:00 PM, and you have to arrive before 9:00 PM to meet a parking attendant. And this is where things got extremely frustrating. Taylor, the owner/manager, told us we could bring our tow vehicle, it wasn't a problem. When we arrived, the parking attendant told us we owed an additional $30 for the tow vehicle. I explained that I had specifically confirmed with Taylor that this was allowed. His response was essentially: "He's in the office. I'm on the streets. He doesn't get it." At that point, it was a clear shakedown. We paid the $30 and moved on, but that should absolutely be something you need to know, the attendant was there a total of 5 minutes and didn't monitor anything. Soon as we gave him the money, I was surprise he didn't fall over he was leaving so fast. Not showing where to park, directing logistics or helping with removing unpaid vehicles in our spot. He was GONE. Unpaid vehicles were parking and going all weekend, no attendant was except to collect the QR code and money grab, it was a total bust. Also, did I mention zero trash bins? I'll Let your imagination guess how that went. Now the parking itself: There is no security, and cars were parked all around us that night and the following night. The parking lot is extremely tight. If your RV is over about 35 feet, be prepared to negotiate with your neighbors and carefully maneuver to get positioned. Vehicles were also parked in random spots around us, and we actually had to negotiate with strangers to move their vehicles so we could maneuver our RV. The parking attendant was definitely not there to help with any of this when we arrived. Bottom line This was not an enjoyable RV parking experience. For $650, I expected significantly more organization, communication, maybe some security and convenience. Instead, it felt like a cash grab based almost entirely on proximity to the stadium. Unfortunately, it seems to be the only show if your priority is being able to walk to the game, so I understand care as little as possible. But go into it knowing exactly what you're getting. You're paying $650 for a parking spot in a very tight, unsecured lot with minimal direction and assistance, primarily for the privilege of being roughly a mile from the stadium. (Which is the first time this actually isn't a convince) Other RVs had to wait to leave until other cars left, make no mistake, this place will leave you trapped depending on the rigs and cars around you. If you might need to leave for some emergency or you want to leave early, it's a huge gamble is everyone in front of you wants to leave first. Personally, I would have gladly paid twice the price to go back in time and choose somewhere else. If you're considering North First 101, I'd seriously look at other options first.