So glad I found this parking garage! Very reasonable rates and the best part is they valet park for…read moreyou so you can turn in, get a ticket and walk out at ground level and be on your way!

Parking is cheap especially if you work on the circle or nearby. $60 for rooftop, $90 for 3rd…read morefloor and up, and $120 for lower levels. They have valet if you can't get up and down the stairs too! Only bad part is that there is no elevator! ** Be careful because it is one way up and one way down so you have to honk and watch the corners so you don't wreck.

Wow, it is now $20 to park here for 2-3 hours...on a regular weeknight...not event pricing! At…read morethe risk of showing my age, I remember when it was $3...back in the day when the mall was full and busy....now the mall is empty and parking has skyrocketed. The location is convenient for downtown dinners and events, but I'm going to be trying to find a meter or use a parking app to find and prepay a spot going forward. They have also removed the human employees from the exit so payment is only by credit card. There is a QR code on the entry ticket to pay, which made me think maybe Apple pay would work, but it just took me to a random looking website and wanted me to enter all my card information manually! No thanks...you can tap your card at the exit instead of doing that. They have also still not cleaned the stairs or painted the railings etc....I am hoping that the rumored mall redevelopment will include some love for the parking garages and perhaps a reduction in price to entice more people to come downtown and patronize the businesses here.

A super reasonably priced parking lot in the middle of the downtown city center. Whodathunk? Not…read moreChicago, that's for sure. I had to do a double take when I saw the prices to park here per hour. They were basically a joke... and I'm thankful for it. I've only spent about 18 hours in Indianapolis, but so far I love it. Spread out, pretty much no traffic, clean, and affordable parking as far as the eye can see. Take notes, Chicago. Parking here for 8 hours ran me $15 -- a virtual steal. And parking here for 12-24 hours is $15. I can't even look at parking garage in Chicago without being at least $36 poorer. This garage was also never crowded, I could park on the first level available to the public, right by the elevators and stairs and the woman at the exit was really nice. I especially loved that the pathways and routes through the garage are extra wide and one-way, so the chance of a collision happening is minimal. I'd consider coming to Indy just park here. ...okay, maybe not quite, but if you're in the area it's a really nice option.

Denison in Indianapolis are good people very reliable and honest. They responded to my needs…read morequickly above and beyond.

Finding parking for the Circle City Classic can be either challenging or expensive. Fortunately for…read moreus, we found this particular Denison Parking structure. It is located near Monument Circle and the entrance is on Illinois St directly across from the Hilton Garden Hotel. It is pretty easy to find. For the day of the Classic, they offered prepaid parking for just $10 (most other garages were charging at least double). Another advantage is that it is a short walk to the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium. Although it is small, there was sufficient parking here. Due to the size there is only one way in and one way out; this means that in order to exit you have to drive through the whole garage i.e. all the way to the roof top in order to circle around back to the bottom. That is something to consider when choosing your parking space. Overall, the experience wasn't too bad.

My husband and I always park here when we go to an Indians game and usually pay for event parking,…read morebut the last time we were here they didn't have anyone at the entrance doing that. We parked here at the end of August when we went to the TJ McConnell Night at the Indians game and had a terrible experience with the staff. When we went to leave the garage we paid with a card and it told us the payment was accepted and to have a good night. However, the gate never opened up for us to leave. We pressed the help button between 2-3 times trying to get staff to assist us, only for them to say they would be right out and hang up. Spoiler: they never came out! We then waited and waited after we saw the employee who was working in the office right next to the exit walk out to her car, sit in it for several minutes, and then pull out of her parking spot to leave. After that, no one would answer the phone in the office because no one else was in there at all. There was a line behind us at this point and no one could go anywhere. It had been over ten minutes from us first trying to get assistance to open the gate before a man who had been walking from another part of the garage came over and saw the line and then opened the gate for us. 100% would not recommend this garage.

When I was a kid, I was way into the big book of Guinness World Records. SO much crazy crap in…read morethere. World's longest poop?! No way... Way! A very official and well-documented 'way', in fact. It's because of that big book of records that I'm able to be announce with such great excitement that I think I may have either just broken and/or be on the verge of breaking the record for world's most boring string of reviews. Parking Garage Parking Garage Truckstop Starbucks Parking Garage... This is one glamorous life, Folks. And I could go on... Now, even though the venue itself may be a little dull, the content of this review could actually be ultra useful. At least for people like me, who aren't really familiar with the area. There's a big city park like this by where I'm from too. It's called Grant Park and it's located in Chicago. It also has a parking garage underneath it... only ours is kinda scary, dingy, and is horrifically priced. 100 minutes of parking under Chicago's Grant Park will run you $31. At White River State Park Parking Garage, up to 3 hours of parking is only $3. THREE.FREAKING.DOLLARS. For a fast-walker with a generally mediocre life like me, it was the equivalent of hitting the jackpot. I was able to see the Native American Art Museum in it's entirety, tour the state park, do the canal/river walk, get some general sightseeing in, check-out all the cool outdoor sculptures, and just take a time-out from what my day would have otherwise been (letting my work laptop burn through the flesh on my thighs... which I actually don't mind). It was a pretty nice little day and only made better by the fact that I could do all that for only $3, without having to worry about the safety of my car or feeding a meter every 2 hours.

Solid other than price can get expensive. Safe and there are attendants around the clock.read more

I have been here several times for work things. Every time has been positive. Friendly staff and…read morelaw enforcement always willing to help. Clean and nicely maintained facility with a cafeteria for lunch. The parking is probably the worst thing to manage, but the building is awesome.

We've used Capital Commons on 3 occassions recently and I like that there are multiple entry points…read moreand it's cleanee than a lot of places. It's expensive, but convenient. Unless ypu get stuck inside for 20 plus minutes because none of the gate arms are working, and even though the office door had an open sign, there was no attendant. So. Fristrating. They finally got it to open via assistance for about 3 cars, then we got stuck again.

Went here yesterday afternoon and evening for the Supercross. The parking was fine, but it took…read morenearly an hour to get out of this debacle and then the guy that was running the garage tried to extort more (cash) out of us after we had already paid $45. For the pass We will never use this facility again

What is there to say about a parking garage? I'll divide this into pros and cons…read more Pros: Very conveniently located for many downtown events Entry and exit of Georgia Street Large facility with 2 levels Elevators and escalators clearly marked Cons: Credit card only Hard to get out of after events Difficult exit, steep incline into heavy traffic area with both vehicles and pedestrians preventing exit Expensive Escalators often do not work Parking spaces very tight

I had to add this garage to Yelp because it isn't listed. The only reason to park here is if you're…read moregoing to an event at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. It's close to there for a moderate price. In my opinion... still not worth it. The listed prices are wrong. It's something like 3-4 dollars for the first 3 hours. Then it goes to 7 dollars for 5-9 hours and so on. The max is supposed to be 24 dollars a day. On a recent trip to Bankers Life I decided to give this garage a chance. Parking for 4 hours ended up being 15 dollars. Not outrageous but it's not what the posted signs said and there weren't any event parking rates posted. I'm used to the headache of not making it out of a venue area. You have to be patient. I understand that. For this garage, there are two levels. The first level was full which I'm sure is usual. In that case, you have to go to level two. Instead of going up, you make your way down. There's one way in and one way out which is a complete mess. The way this garage is setup is bizarre. It's not in a square, circle, or anything. I guess you could say it's a rectangle but there are small squares that branch off of the main rectangle causing crazy confusion. I had to drive around the thing two or three times just to find the pathway to the next level. The level I ended up parking on was the same. Bizarre. Leaving was a headache too. You have at least 8 different intersections on each level. 4 car lines at each intersection with everyone thinking it's their turn to go next. If I ever go to an event at Bankers Life FieldHouse again, this garage will be the last place I park. The issues didn't stop when finally getting out of the garage. There are loads of people and cars to navigate around the streets in the area. This garage is a catch-all for the mall and surrounding businesses. There are so many businesses in that area that I'm sure it's always packed. If you're going somewhere in the area, I'd double-check to see if there are any events going on nearby. If there are, check the start/end times and plan accordingly. If you're going to one of those events, plan to stay at one of the many businesses/bars in the area for a while after your event.

Reviews had me concerned, however we had no issues on the very cold snowy night. Levels were packed…read morewith cars and it did not feel unsafe to walk my wife and two teenage girls through. We will use the garage again if the need arises.

Basic parking for basic price. You get what you pay for. I parked during the day, for several…read morehours. Purchased my spot online from 'spot hero'. Used the QR code to enter and leave. No problems with the code, machines, spaces , elevators, stairs or safety. I even saw one employee cleaning the stairs- over all it was a clean and functional place.

Easy to find parking garage. It was a block away from our hotel and half the price of valet…read moreparking. You take a ticket, find a parking spot, and then you pay when you're ready to leave! If you pay with card, you can just pay at the exit. If it's cash, there's a place right by the stairs.

Go-to parking for the Indy symphony. I go to the symphony pretty often (in non COVID-19 times, of…read morecourse) and I appreciate that this garage has a directly walkway into the theater. I have it saved in my GPS to remember it easily or else I accidentally drive right by (the tall sign above the entrance is helpful too). Nothing too exciting about this garage other than convenience, but it's nice to use for any activities by the circle downtown. I've never had a problem with paying or finding a space (unless it's just craziness downtown and then I just avoid the area altogether).