Depending on the reason, it could be a convenient location…read more I would recommend that you book online to know the cost before entry as it can be very expensive to book hourly vs early bird etc. There are also penalties ($20 to $40) if you don't get back within the departure time. If you book online, as a caution to other potential users, do not use your phone tap feature for payment instead of the physical credit card to enter. You will be double charged as a breach of entry t&c. It used to a be a pin entry and I had missed the note about not using the physical credit card for all of 2022 and this year. So that is ~$100 that I won't get back for not reading the fine print. I should have checked my credit card statement more closely. When I was trying to book online, it was a bit glitchy and I had to enter the name and date etc multiple times for it to work and I accidentally booked the wrong date (day after). But that was my fault for not double checking the date. I find the other car parks in the Brisbane CBD easier to book and use.

Below is my list of pros and cons. As you will see, pros outweigh the cons, just DON'T park here on…read moreWEEKDAYS!! PROS: - Convenient parking - Under ground - Elevator takes you straight from underground parking to Queens Plaza (hello Chanel store, Mimco, Mecca!) - 5 storey parking beneath Queens Plaza - Motorbike, 4WD friendly - Valet service available - $15 maximum on weekends - Open 24 hours CONS: - Super expensive on weekdays! (over 3 hrs is $65!!) - No cashier at exit - The driveway too narrow at bends (the walls have plenty of grazes from cars scraping)

I parked during the early bird time slot but was charged $71 instead of $18 because apparently they…read moreonly have a select number of early bird parks. Look for some fine print somewhere, I couldn't find it.

If ever in need of secure parking in Fortitude Valley you can't go past McWhirters. McWhirters is a…read morebig secure parking lot, with multiple levels. You can either enter it from Ballow or Warner street but I always tend to take the Warner entrance for some reason. Like all secure parking, it does come at a price however. Prices change depending on what day you are there but generally on weekdays it is $$6 for 20 mins or less and then steadily gets more and more expensive as time goes by. On weekends it will start at $9 for a half hour of parking privilege and then rise and rise some more. There are deals for early birds or late leavers so it is worth checking out the website. The best part about McWhirters Secure Parking is the convenient location, being smack bang in the middle of the Valley. It is also open 24 hours so if you are the sober driver you can take everyone home after a long night of drinks and dancing. Funnily enough, I did catch a couple having a more intimate moment in their car on the second level of McWhirters once. In fact, I was quite impressed at the bouncing of the car, the unintentional accidental beeps, and the fact that all this was happening at around 10pm on a Tuesday of all days. Most of the time however, McWhirters is just a good old place to park your car.

This is the cheapest parking near the RBWH. Plenty of spaces available.read more