The Charles Street Theatre parking lot is directly across the street from The Charles Street…read moreTheatre. Park your vehicle first, then enter the garage to pay the cashier and retrieve the ticket for placement on your car. I displayed my Advanced Movie Screening screening pass to the cashier, and was charged ($3.00) three dollars.

The Theatre Parking garage, conveniently located across from the Charles Theatre (hence the name)…read moreand half a block from Penn Station, is perfect for both locals needing temporary car-sitting services and commuters to Washington requiring longer term arrangements. Night parking for the theatre is $2 for 3 hours, a bargan, although street parking may be an option--depending on the night. As for commuter parking, this 3-story garage with an adjacent open lot is great for a number of reasons. First, this garage is monitored by the staff via closed-circuit television. Second, this place offers the best deal: $8 per day if you enter before 8 am or $10 thereafter. Monthly parking is $120 (compared with $220 in Penn Station's garage) or you can get an assigned spot on the first floor for $150.

Staff very supportive in getting you into garage and out at the end of events. Ive never had a…read moreproblem during visits.

This garage Lies about their rates with unclear signs at the front. We paid $20 above the posted…read morerate. Steer clear. It's a scam.

Do NOT park here for events. If you go out for food and drinks, or if the event runs long, the…read moregarage goes on lockdown at 11 pm and you have no access to your car. Being stranded in Baltimore at night is a terrible way to end an otherwise great evening.

There's a big sign saying $10 parking - but if the attendant is there it's $11.50. Considering how…read morehard it is to find parking in that neighborhood, this isn't terrible. Parking spaces are city sized - not tiny, so you can fit a medium sized SUV in, but not huge either. If there isn't an attendant you can park until 7am for $10 by shoving exact change into a weird locker like box. Just find the slot for your parking spot. The attendant, while I was there, was nice enough. They didn't seem concerned about people cutting through the lot - so make sure you lock your car and treat it a bit more like street parking - though it is well lit so it might be safer.

I love this garage!…read more It's easy to locate, clean, well lit, and inexpensive!! I'll continue to park here when able, and you should too !!

Parking can be tight in Baltimore and it's always nice to have a reliable garage if you can't find…read morestreet parking or if you just want to assure that your car is safer. This garage is $10 a day during the week and $5 on the weekends. It's open 24/7 and really convenient for Centerstage theater or just walking around near the Washington monument in Mt Vernon.

Well-located, well-priced. Medium-sized and well laid out, no weird opposing ramps to get lost on…read more Good rates for evenings and weekends, though it can get crowded on weekends. Just close enough to most of Harbor East and much of Fells Point, but you avoid a lot of the cobbled streets and congestion. Only complaint is the early weeknight closing time.

Small but big enough garage that you "won't" loose your car. A 30 second walk to all of the…read morerestaurants (ie Cava Mezza). Great location to park and explore Fells Point and downtown Baltimore without having to pay a crazy price.

This garage is attached to the 414 Light Street apartment building. It is incredibly new, well lit,…read moreand felt abundantly safe in downtown Baltimore. The garage has two entrances, one on East Barre and one on East Conway. The signage for parking is clear and legible. I used the Spothero app to prepay for parking because I hate having to drive around trying to find a lot. I'd rather just have a place picked and park effortlessly. All I had to do was scan my QR code from the Spothero reservation and voila---the merchanical arm shot up. The QR code also successfully enabled me to exit the garage. Because it was later in the evening, the QR code was also needed to reenter the building corridor to the elevators to the garage. I paid $9.75 to park for 3 hours. Totally worth it and will definitely use Spothero to park at this garage.

Awesome weekend rate, can't be beat. Nice enough area. Didn't have any concerns. Paid at the kiosk…read morebefore leaving and it read my license plate making it easy to leave.

Nice garage, convenient to the hotel. However, a bit…read moreexpensive, but I guess when you have a monopoly, there's not much you can do !!

It was well lit, safe, clean, and in and out were easy on a Friday evening in December…read more Cost was about $18 for 2 hours to visit the National Aquarium. This is supposedly AFTER the aquarium discount given by registering your ticket. Inflation is upon us, but still seemed high, especially when they advertise an all day rate of $28 and I was there a fraction of the time but paid more than half the cost. I guess because it was a Friday night.

Warning, make sure you look at all the signs to ensure you can park in the spots offered. They have…read moresigns that state who can park where but it's not color coded on the parking spots themselves. For this, they told us we got a 'ticket' for parking in the compact car only spot despite us not seeing any indication that the spot was for monthly parkers. The attendant was being incredibly rude about it, told us it was then $50. They knew immediately that we made a mistake because our ticket was invalid and could not be registered in the machine. The place is a total scam, but I get the convenience of it being in downtown though, make sure to read allllll the signs because they'll come down and show pictures of the signs to patronize you and say you didn't read it. They will also get super sensitive when you serve them the kind of attitude they were giving and say that the whole conversation has been recorded, super fun experience.