This is one of the cheaper parking options in the area, and is in a great location. It's walkable…read moreto the riverwalk and right next to revolution live. I went on Saturday night and it was a $15 flat rate. I will note there is only one entrance and one exit, so traffic can get backed up in there. Also, most parking spots are for compact cars so it can really be a tight squeeze and risky for someone not to hit your car with their car door, etc. Also, on one of the sides of the garage, they have a yellow line that they will ticket you if your car crosses it. Most people just park there anyways but I am always too scared to risk it. There's stairs to bring you down/outside and an elevator as well to bring you up/down.

This parking garage is very close to the Riverwalk and downtown businesses and government agencies…read more During regular days, they charge $2 for the first hour and then $1 for any hour thereafter. But during special events, they charge a flat rate of $15. The main problem is trying to get out when everyone is also getting out. It took us 25 minutes to get from level 5 to the street exit level. Lots of congestion. Not my first choice for parking during large events...

Park 'N Go  1101 Eller Drive   11/2025 3-Night parking for a…read morecruise.  This is a good service & I will use them again. I pre-paid on-line, drove my car to the lot, gave the car key to the valet, they took my passengers & bags to the pier. When the cruise was over they picked us up at the pier & brought us to our car.  NO DRAMA - NO BS - Professional People. Warning: The cruise terminal holds 6 ships. The intersection of  Eller Dr & SE 19 Ave is a hot mess. The police were NOT directing traffic.  When dropping off your car -  give 25 min for this intersection.

After the longest travel day of my life, I had to wait about 30 minutes at the airport to be picked…read moreup by their free shuttle. They directed me over the phone to wait near airport pickup area which was occupied by unhoused individuals, and it was around 4am. When we finally got back to the parking lot, they couldn't locate my car and we had to drive around for 30 minutes as they had me look through hundreds of cars for my own.. The workers were all super friendly but seems like they could use a better system.

I love downtown Fort Lauderdale and......... Las Olas is the heart of it....full of shops,…read morerestaurants, places to walk, the beautiful river just a few blocks away, I find this area very well kept and clean. They are always doing maintenance and updating areas, but that is for the improvement of the boulevard. I feel very safe every time I stroll around the area and people watching is a great thing as well.......you see tourists, locals and everyone in between enjoying the city. If you are in Fort Lauderdale, pay Las Olas a visit and you will find Mexican, Italian, South American, Asian cuisines...just to name a few.... You can also find nicely lit grocery stores like Greenwise, Whole Foods, Fresh Market or Publix not to far away....

Wow, I have not been here in a while and I loved the vibe so much!…read more Nice area to walk around and visit one of the many shops they have, but my favorite part was all the different restaurants they have!!

Super easy to reserve parking. We got picked up in ten minutes and were unloading our luggage 15…read moreminutes later. Very easy. The price was much better than parking at the cruise port.

When traveling whether airport or cruises I tend to do the park and fly option a lot. Find a good…read moreplace I feel comfortable leaving my beloved car behind it's always hard but this experience here was pretty good. Online provided pricing insight for me once there the transaction went quite smoothly. The team will take you to and from the airport in a timely manner and will give you insight how to connect with them once you're back.

One of my favorite beaches in South Florida is Fort Lauderdale beach. I come here often and it is…read morenever as packed as South or Miami beach unless it's a major beach holiday or event happening. It's clean and taken care of and it's the right balance of nature, peacefulness yet close to some restaurants and other establishments. I usually park in the street meters and depending what area you park in there may or may not be a parking garage.

Fort Lauderdale Beach Park is definitely one of my favorite beaches. I used to work down the street…read moreand would try to make it there often. The parking lot is spacious but metered; the fees are minimal from what I recall. The beach is long and wide; it's also pretty clean everytime I visit. I've even done a yoga class there; it is pretty and serene. Since it's a touristy spot, it can be busy, especially during peak hours and when there are events going on. There are sidewalks along the road adjacent to the beach. It's a very walkable and pedestrian friendly area. The amenities are plentiful. There is a basketball court, boat ramp, grills, outdoor showers, picnic tables, playground, restrooms, and volleyball court. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, shops, and hotels nearby. When I have friends and family from out of town visit, this is one of the places I bring them. There are palm trees on the beach; definitely a good spot to lay out a beach towel underneath the shade. Overall, a great place and it's definitely worth a visit, from a local and tourist standpoint!

Better and safe parking places. Car got banged up by other car Parker. Didn't see an parking…read moreattendent supervising car safety. Park at your OWN RISK!!

A little spendy, especially since I could have parked the car at the restaurant and simply valeted…read morefor free (with tip). I paid $20 for four hours of parking here and that's definitely a lot. But the lot is in a convenient location on Sea Breeze at Las Olas and right near the beach and the Hall of Fame. [Review 12917 overall, 233 of 2020.]

Only a mile away from Biscayne always a good price when you book online. Anytime I go to bayside,…read morethe arena and things in that area. I book through this parking lot.

It's $4/hr Just 2…read moreblock away, there is a safe n sound newly built parking garage. Easy to use, valet service is also available They charge $4/hr and basic facility like elevator, EV vehicles charging station, disable parking- its there as well. App: You can park thru 'Pay by phone' app as well Entrance: Google address is correct- 200 Las Olas Cir, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316.

When the city decided to rebuild the Las Olas Garage, they didn't just want another eyesore ugly…read moreparking garage. They went all out on these 650 spaces, $21 million Las Olas Garage. It has a modern exterior design meant to be reminiscent of ocean waves with special night lighting. Unfortunately, the lighting hasn't worked very well, and at an estimated repair cost in excess of $2.5 million unlikely to ever be fixed. But then, neither has the parking lot worked out very well, as its location is not all that convenient to the beach. There are other places with better parking and even better beaches.

This is the main bridge that connects downtown Fort Lauderdale with the beach. Most tourists would…read moretake this bridge to go to/from these two destinations. The draw opens on the quarter-hour and three-quarter hour...depending on how many boats need to go under, the wait for the bridge to close and open to vehicular traffic could be 5-10 minutes. For those who are boating, here's some information for your reference. Mile Marker: 1064 Lat / Lon: N 26° 07.182' / W 080° 06.541' Bridge Type: Bascule Vertical Clearance (Closed): 24.00 ft. Horizontal Clearance: 91.00 ft. Schedule: On the first weekend in May, the draw need not open from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and, on the first Saturday in May, the draw need not open from 9:45 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. Vhf 9

Definitely not as popular or as utilized as the 17th Street Causeway Bridge…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/17th-street-causeway-drawbridge-fort-lauderdale?hrid=-n-6CNpYrtnJ3LDBW4mYsQ or the Sunrise Boulevard Bridge https://www.yelp.com/biz/sunrise-boulevard-bridge-fort-lauderdale?hrid=n2ucUhouXq3XqH4H7Q9btw, but the Las Olas Boulevard Bridge certainly deserves a Yelp review all of its own. Carrying State Road 842 over the New River, the bridge connects downtown Fort Lauderdale with the beaches. It is the second bridge northbound on the Intracoastal from Port Everglades. With 31 feet of clearance, this bascule bridge (a clever French word for drawbridge) generally opens on the quarter-hour and the three-quarter hour. Recently modernized, it is a smooth transition over the water. There are two lanes in each direction with a very narrow and low curb between. There are also pedestrian walkways on each side that are protected from traffic by a low and strong wall. [Review 13281 overall, 599 of 2020.]