As far as paid lots go, this one seems legit, and right close by to many popular venues. We paid…read moreonly $3 on a Saturday night while Dirty Dancing was at Shea's. My dad and sister were going to a concert at Town Ballroom and we decided to get dinner at Expo ahead of the concert. This lot is right across the street from Expo. Great location and great price for this lot! My only gripe is turning into this lot from Genesee onto Washington. The lines of traffic get backed up and people honk and act like assholes. What I really loved was that the few hot heads that went dangerously speeding around the line got pulled over by the cops sitting on Washington. That's one of those moments where you're like "where the hell are the cops?!" BUT THEY ARE RIGHT THERE! JUSTICE! LOL! Take that you knuckleheads! BAM! Oh yeah, park here.

I honestly had no idea this was a park and ride for the longest time! I thought it was for ... I am…read morenot sure actually! I just didn't think it was public parking - until a bunch of us chipped in on a limo bus to Toronto and that was one of our meeting places. We parked our cars and the limo showed up for us and we were on our way. We got back at about 2:45am and our cars were all perfectly intact. It felt safe. I would use it again for sure! Of course, you should ALWAYS lock your car even in your own driveway, let alone a public space.

Convenient place to park when Carpooling on the 90. There's an entrance off of Transit Road…read more There's also an entrance to the ramp of the 90 which can get a little tricky when there's traffic in both directions. Plenty of parking. Every time I have come here I have not had a problem finding a spot to park

The parking services are very nice, I have always had nice helpful drivers and have never waited…read moremore than 20 minutes for a shuttle to come- and usually it's much shorter. Also I have never waited longer than 20 minutes to get through TSA here

Small, efficient, quick in and out with a decent amount of food and shopping selections. Really…read morehelpful and friendly staff. A solid airport experience.

Clifton Park Niagara Falls Parking gets a 3/5 from me. The location is convenient and provides easy…read moreaccess to the falls and nearby attractions, making it a practical option for visitors. The lot was reasonably maintained and felt safe during my visit. The biggest drawback is the price. Parking is a bit expensive for what you get, especially if you're planning to stay for several hours. While the convenience is nice, the cost can make it feel like you're paying a premium simply because of the location. Overall, it serves its purpose and is a decent parking option if convenience is your priority, but the pricing keeps it from being a higher-rated experience.

Spacious and fair price. On of the most convenient parking around the fall. Nice experience.read more

I visited this place with my family while we visited buffalo from Toronto. I really wanted to visit…read morethis place as there was Primark inside this and since i have lived in UK so i loved Primark for good quality products at very reasonable price. The mall looked fabulous. It was nothing like malls in Toronto. It gave me a feeling of a high street rather than mall as it was long rather than wide. The inside was very beautiful and since it was a week day so it was almost empty. Free wifi was available at the mall and also almost at evey shop. Went through entire mall just to have a look around and finally went to Primark at the end. Primark was not as big as it is normally in UK and the choice of products was limited so i was disappointed. I wanted to buy makeup stuff but there were limited options. I bought three pair of shoes for myself and one for my daughter as there was good variety of shoes. Bought a couple of shorts for my daughter. The service was pretty good at Primark. It was a good visit and i would recommend everyone to visit.

This is the kind of mall you'd see in a movie. I remember going to this mall in high school and…read morecollege and it was one of the coolest places to be. Fast forward to today and it is still a cool place AND most importantly, it still is open with a bunch of new stores. I think what makes this mall special is the collection of things it has in and around it. The restaurants here are all really good if you need any ideas for dinner. The stores are all good size and there's a movie theater. That's my main reason I have been there a lot recently. It is a huge mall and they're open early for folks just to walk around before stores opening. There really is something for everyone at this mall and I am glad it's still open and continuing to keep improving with new stores opening up.

This review isn't specific to Fernbach, but since there are other reviews on BCAR in general, I…read morewill be adding to it. BCAR focuses in overpriced lots. If you're looking for a monthly place to park while working in Buffalo, beware that the "customer service" you may receive when dealing with a problem or even when dealing with payments and information, BCAR really isn't on top of it. When I called them to tell them someone in the lot had opened their door into my vehicle and left a large dent and just drove away without leaving any information, they told me to call their number. When I did so, got laughed at when I asked about there being cameras to potentially find out who did it so I can find a way to contact them. If you pay between $1200 and $1700+ a year to park in a lot, you should at least try to put up some security cameras, even if it's for the general safety of your customers. The Seneca One lot has had a broken door that has been broken on and off for the past few months. I don't know who is putting the same broken handle on it, and not recognizing that high winds in this area causes the door to slam and impacts the door set up, but it's not very effective. Their solution has been to put up a single sign that says to use the other door which is on the other side of the lot, but only one the one floor, not both. They also decided to just put a cone with no helpful information on the outside. People who park on the ground floor who are forced to park farther away because the one half of the garage has been blocked off for months can go upstairs and have to come back down and walk across the garage again to exit. The only accessible way in and out of this lot is to park on the main floor, if you can get there early enough or have an accessible permit. You must then walk up (or use some other assistive device like a cane, walker, or wheelchair) the entrance and exit area for cars, where it tells you NOT to walk since there's traffic coming in and out. There's an elevator that has been blocked for years now, so don't even consider that an avenue for navigating this ramp if you really need help. I would love to take pictures to add to this, considering how dark and dingy it is, especially on the ground floor, but it feels like a cave with the lack of lighting, constant dripping water, and the decrepit ceiling, so it probably wouldn't be successful. The ceiling is quite literally falling apart, hanging in pieces and dripping water. It is extremely apparent there is not much care for this lot, especially when the possibility of pieces of the building falling onto your vehicle is a problem they don't take seriously.

Everything. Elevators consistently don't work. It is infuriating to arrive at the elevator to need…read moreto wait in a line at least 20 deep for one elevator out of two because both don't work. My shift ended half an hour ago yet. I still wait for an elevator when I should be just about home by now. On top of it is the insult in the audacity to raise rates.

We live in Williamsville, though not technically in the actual village. We're part of the…read moreWilliamsville school district, have a Williamsville mailing address, and yes, pay Williamsville taxes. So I'm surprised that after 25+ years we've never been in the village hall. They're next to the library with the Amherst town hall (which I've been in MANY times on the other side. Village of Williamsville being part of the town of Amherst. I saw that they were giving out the free covid test kits, so I decided to stop and pick up a few. As instructed, I called 1st to see if they still had them and that's when I found out about this building. Long story but I just found it interesting that I never knew this building existed, though I've admired their mural on the side of the building since It was added in August 2020. There's a large parking lot in the back and you can usually also find parking on the street. The inside is pretty nondescript with long halls and small offices spread throughout. 2022-13

Came here to take in the NHL 2026 Draft picks…read more Located in the heart of downtown with many parking options to select from. The KeyBank Centre has plenty of food selections to select from and most are cashless, self serve kiosks. The washrooms are plenty clean and spacious. There is free wifi for attendees to not loose touch with the outside world. One caveat is there are no charging station inside and the limit to personal bags is only 4X6 so be warned

This arena does it all. Hockey games, Lacrosse games, concerts, ice skating, tours, and more! When…read moreit opened up originally, I remember going and thinking how new everything was. Now they have made some updates and improvements since then but they still have that same feel and nostalgia of how it was. For the most part, it is what you'd expect: food and drinks are priced pretty high, seats aren't super big, but it has decent parking nearby so that's a plus. Usually we go here for a few Sabres games, Bandits games, and a couple of concerts every year. We've been lucky enough to take a tour of the locker rooms and even skate on the ice for some special events. As much as people hope for a new arena like the new, incoming Bills stadium, I like this old arena and all it's quirks. Don't come here hungry and make sure you get there early for a good parking spot.