The Baseline: For a parking structure you must provide parking, there must be a level of safety for…read moreyour vehicle, and the price for the parking must be fair with the area it is located. This is a highly, regulated paid parking structure. The structure has all of the following features (as of April 2026): $40 per standard; $60 per preferred. ADA compliant spaces are available and some have EV charging. EV charging spaces are available and they use the ChargePoint App for administering. When exiting you have to hit the left exit lane if you can bypass the Ball Road stoplight. Magic Key holders get discounted or included parking. I rated it 4 stars only because Disney parking is pretty expensive, but it is a safe, monitored structure.

it's good it's big…read moreyou can definitely park your car

They added a premier parking option for those who want the front spots. Great if you're in a hurry…read moreand running late for a concert or reservation and dont feel like circling for a spot. There's a lot of spaces near the elevators. Handicap spaces. Elevators or stairs are available. Upon entry receive a ticket take it with you for validation. Restaurants are great for validating the first few hours while ur visiting. A cool spot for entertainment.

Anaheim Garden Walk parking garage is a rip-off! DO NOT frequent the Garden Walk anymore. The…read moregreedy management of the parking garage has changed the programming on their automated machines. We have experienced excessive over charging 4 times in the past 3-months. For those not familiar with the system it works like this: When you enter the garage you are issued a ticket with a time stamp. The first 1-hour is free. At some restaurants and businesses they will issue a parking validation ticket. The restaurant we attended gave us a validation ticket good for one additional hour, so we get 2-hours free. After leaving the restaurant there is an automated ticket payment booth by the entrance of the parking garage. Here you can scan your entrance ticket and pay what you owe with a credit card. In our case we were there 1-hour and 58-minutes, so when we scanned the machine and it indicated we owed NOTHING! We then walked 30-feet to our car and then immediately drove down the garage ramps until we arrived at the exit. We scanned our ticket to leave. Now the boom would not open because the machine was charging us $4.00 for being 2-minutes over the 2-hours of free parking. THIS IS WRONG! In the past there was a 4 to 5-minute grace period to give customers a chance to drive down and around the garage until they reached the exit. Sometimes there is a line of cars and you have to wait your turn to exit. More than 1-year ago the parking garage was purchased by another company. Now that new owner has reprogrammed their machines to NOT ALLIW a grace period for vehicles to make their way down to the exit! THIS IS WRONG! I hope the greedy bastards go bankrupt! Stop patronizing the Anaheim Garden Walk until this bad practice is corrected!

5 stars because it's free public parking that gives you access to the beach. You have to hit this…read moreplace at just the right time to get a spot. First thing in the morning, most of the spots get taken up by the surfers. Be careful to follow the arrows because they have parking lot spikes that will puncture your tires if you go the wrong way!

Came to Disneyland on this perfectly cool day and parked in Toy Story parking. It truly is the best…read moreparking lot in my opinion. There's no bad parking spot even when parked at the furthest spot. Remember, if you get here before noon they will check your bags at the parking lot and you can enter directly into the park. If not, they will check them at the park. I think it makes the process a little quicker. Recently, they changed buses and I don't like it. They're not as comfortable, they're old, and the level of professionalism is different. I'm going to be mindful though that this is a recent change and they're still working out the kinks. Like today for example, they didn't harness all the wheelchairs before inviting the other guest on the bus so then people had to move when they didn't expect it. It was a crammed mess temporarily. For people needing to change littles or use the restroom before you head home, there's a restroom conveniently located near the entrance for the bus. They even have two family restrooms which is nice when you have disabled children or just children in general.

i prefer this lot over the pixar pal/mickey and friends parking garage!!…read more pros: - much easier to get in the lot compared to the other garage - shorter security literally - drop off is closer to the gates - line to get back on the bus is shorter than tram cons: - $40 (same as the other lot) - much smaller than a tram - may need to stand if busy - i believe it takes longer to get to drop-off spot vs tram

It's closed to DCA and downtown Disney less walking. It gets full fast. Arrive early laxread more

shhhh don't tell anyone. This lot is my best kept secret. It is not always open, but i always…read moreswing by here before heading to the toy story lot. it is seriously across the street from DL, there are NEVER lines for the shuttle (not that you need to take the shuttle). Worst case scenario, you have to wait 3 or 4 minutes for more people to get on the bus. Many times my kids and i are the only souls on our private charter bus! this lot is awful! don't park here!!! oh...no bathrooms here ...so if you gotta pee...stop at one of the hotels before parking..

We went for some lunch today at downtown Disney. The people where we ate gave us validation…read more Napoleon Pizza it was good. When leaving I stop at the parking lot attendant and she was extremely rude. She say $17 I was like we just came here to eat. By the way lunch $20.47 parking $17 WOW. She was so RUDE not sure her name but I'm sure in reading reviews it's the one girl that starts with a C. She said show me the receipt I said ok I pulled up my bank app to show her, she would accept it. Obviously management doesn't address this. We won't be coming back to eat there. She was in the booth all the way to the right as your leaving.

To make a extremely long story short, we lost our parking ticket, upon exiting we drove up to the…read more2nd exit booth from the far right. There was a girl who was extremely rude to my wife. We requested a manager to approve our ticket to exit for $10 as we didn't want to pay $65 for a lost ticket and we dined at din tai fung, as we waited for over 30 minutes, our daughter had to use the restroom so my wife asked the girl how much longer it would be and she proceeded to be rude and just say "they are coming" my wife asked how long, she replied "idk, however long they take" my wife replied well I can't wait much longer my daughter has to use the restroom, at which the girl replied "when then she shouldn't have lost the ticket" My daughter is 3 years old, I am so upset that a Disneyland worker would insult our daughter and my wife in this manner. This type of behavior is disgusting. I knew right when we pulled up to the window and seen this girls face that we were not going to have a good time but I would have never thought she would just blantly insult my wife and daughter. I write this message so the appropriate repimandation can be done because even if customers of Disneyland have an issue like this, workers should try and find a resolution, not insult and get into a back and forth arguing match. I have never seen somebody act so mean over a parking ticket I swear, this is not how Disneyland workers should conduct themselves Also to note and to make matters way worse there was other attendants there laughing at us, such as a older man with glasses, and another girl to the far right end of where we were at, she would smirk and smile at us while we were visibly upset. We ended up paying $35 to exit once we talked to the manager named Courtney who threatened to call the police on us if we didnt pay, this lady was also extremely rude. We asked her for the first girls name and she refused to give it to us, she said she has hundreds of workers and said she didn't know who we were talking about. I KNOW RIGHT. Thought I was done? Nope. Security also arrived for some reason, it was a man with shades, he walked up to my wife and stared at her through our window, she asked if she could help him, he said no, she then replied okay why are you standing her staring at me, he then replied, I just wanted to get your side of the story, my wife replied why are you the manager, he replied no I am in a different department but mine is coming, she then replied "what does that mean" then he just walked away while staring at us. This encounter was just bizarre and confusing, it was almost as if he was trying to intimidate us but just looked foolish in our opinion. but the main reason for this complaint is due to how the first girl treated us, she was out of line. I didn't catch her name but she was a small petite latina girl who looked very sad and tired, this is honestly just the best description I can give so you can narrow this down and let us know what the next steps are. This whole ordeal was just extremely unprofessional and insane to be honest, everybody was rude to us. I've never seen something like this before in my life.

Dedicated in March of 1997 and designed by International Parking Design, Inc., Architect JC &…read moreAssociates Development, Consultant ARB, Inc.,Contractor. 1. This is a great place to park in Downey, especially if street parking is not available. 2. In the summertime it is covered parking, so that'll help keep your car cool for sure. 3. The entry and exit is on New Street, directly across from Ichiban Sushi. 4. This is a reliable place to park your vehicle when attending a movie. 5. The garage is patrolled by a security officer on a bicycle. 6. 398 Parking spots which includes handicap parking spaces.

Just so you know, This is a FREE PARKING LOT!…read more If you want to walk Downey to get to know the area, this is a good place to park in. It's relatively safe. Most people park here because they think it's for the movies but in actually, anyone can park here. I went to go eat at a resturant, stopped by the bank and taking my time, enjoying the breeze while I watch the sunset on the top parking lot floor. You'll be surprised but you don't have to fight for parking on the first floor for safety. I passed so many cars parked along the 3 floors I drove thru to get to the top and it's still half full up here. There's also a working elevator, if your feeling too lazy to walk down the stairs. Plus I'd rather park here than on Downey St, especially when people are crossing to get to the clubs and what not. Edit : Forgot to mention but this can be alternative parking for going to the restaurants across Firestone. I mean, who really wants to park their car so close to other cars that you have to safely get in and out of it without hitting them. Nuh uh, I'd rather park here and walk a few mins over instead. But that's just me.

As long as you don't mind the short walk to the Japanese Village Plaza, the flat rate after 5pm is…read moreunmatched. Only thing, be mindful of the closing time the day you're there. If your car is still in there by the time the attendants leave, it's stuck there til morning.

NO APPLE PAY. One…read moreof my greatest downfalls, but they take debit and other cards and cash. So just keep that in mind. This is my go to parking for Little Tokyo and honestly, I want to semi gate keep it so that it doesn't get fisted with the crowds that are already there, but alas. It's nice that there's a security at the entrance area, but do keep in mind that the stairs you walk up feed you next to a bus stop and potentially some homeless encampments (depending if it's cleared up or not) so there's a lot of trash and questionable feces and urine. But that's what it's like in LA, what else is new. Parking can get a bit tight and fisted here depending on how poorly others park or if it's particularly busy, but it's by far one of the cheaper options to park in for Little Tokyo and very close to the Japanese Village Plaza.

I paid for great parking and came back to drop items off. I'm glad I didn't park far to take the…read morelong shuttle back.

The Baseline: For a parking structure you must provide parking, there must be a level of safety for…read moreyour vehicle, and the price for the parking must be fair with the area it is located. This is a highly, regulated paid parking structure. The structure has all of the following features (as of March 2025): $35 per car or motorcycle ($40 to $45 for oversized or trailers) ADA compliant spaces are available and some have EV charging. EV charging spaces are available and they use the ChargePoint App for administering. There is preferred parking available for an additional fee of $20. When exiting you have to hit the left exit lane if you can bypass the Ball Road stoplight. Magic Key holders get discounted or included parking. Pixar is where the preferred parking area is and it is closer to the walking bridge to Downtown Disney. I rated it 4 stars only because Disney parking is pretty expensive, but it is a safe, monitored structure.