It is rare for me to give a perfect rating for a parking lot. There's a first for everything!…read more I needed to find parking near RendezViews. I found this parking lot (it's more commonly known as Parkway RioCan Hall), which is connected to Scotiabank Theatre. It's right across from RendezViews. I headed down the ramp. For parking in the downtown area, the rates at this lot are reasonable. I was here on a Thursday night, which had a flat rate of $10. It's pretty good. Even the maximum day rate of $24 is decent. When I worked downtown over a decade ago, the maximum daily rate was $28. You have the option of either inserting your credit card when you enter and exit the parking lot, or taking a ticket and paying at a kiosk before you leave. I went with the former. It was straightforward. You can pay using a credit card or cash at the kiosk. This parking lot has excellent lighting. It also has clear signs, especially when you are figuring out where to park and how to exit the lot. It is also clean. The parking spots are roomy. I didn't have to deal with cars next to me dinging my car when trying to open their doors. I didn't have to fold my side mirrors in because the spots were tight. It was nice. I was at RendezViews for 1.5 hours. It was nice to walk across the street to get to my car. This parking lot has stairs and an elevator. All clean. I was happy. When I'm in this area again, I'd definitely park here. (381)

Weird to do a parking review but I had to for two reasons. Yes, if you look at the pics posted it's…read moreEXPENSIVE but it's sheltered and your car won't get towed which often happens on Richmond & Adelaide if you're not reading the signs properly. For the price and the general treatment by staff, I'd give it a 2 maybe 3 star review. Especially because I had an insane encounter with some of the staff there where they were aggressive towards me. However, spoke with their management and they were a pleasure to work with. They were very understanding and empathized while being accommodating. Steve was a professional and never attacked me. He was all about bettering his staff and company and appreciated the honest feedback that I had. In the end, Steve refunded me the parking prices and even went to the trouble of sending me a few movie vouchers which is such a kind gesture. This isn't meant to preface all of you to ask for movie tickets but just to be understanding of these businesses and the employees they have. Don't forget that the staff are people too, just like you and me!

We parked here on a weekday to go to the St Lawrence Market, it was a nice short walk from this…read moreparking lot. I liked that the lot is very spacious, has large spots, and is clean. Lots of room for larger vehicles. Some of the other lots had very tight spots and we didn't really feel comfortable parking in those. Pricing was $20 max daytime and $7 max night time. We payed the max daily rate at $27.

Indigo Parking continues to charge me $287 each month even though I do not park there anymore. I…read moreprovided 1 month notice of cancellation (as per the policy) , turned in my parking pass, and removed my car 4 months ago. I call and email and no one has cancelled this charge. Indigo owes me over $1000.

Nobody likes to mortgage their life for a temporary parking spot in downtown T.O…read more My best friend who is a social butterfly, loves this parking venue because it is secure, close to so many amenities & attractions, and the prices are very reasonable if you are willing to walk a little to get to your final destination. The underground parking lot entrance/exit is on Emily St. (behind 70 University Ave.) Today, my sweetie and I are going to see the Toronto Blue Jays play at Rogers Centre and then head out to a party spot afterwards. The Impark price of admission this Good Friday is $6 from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m.! Yes, that should do it...

One of the cheaper places to park in the entertainment area without the surge pricing other manned…read morelocations charge on show or game night. Their evening parking also starts at 4pm compared to 6pm to other local area lots. There are plenty of spaces and there is even a countdown indicator at the top of the ramp. Will continue my adventures with this lot

good prices good location. good staff. we arrived home from…read moreeurope tired, bags lost and then noticed scrape on car. the men reached the manager mr Suresh K. who assured me all would be looked after. unfortunately the car had been hit by a snowplow and was recorded. they do photograph every vehicle in valet parking!!!. he was a gentleman and all was settled well. we have used several times and will be back. it is not luxurious but suitable. thanks suresh

They have the wrong address on file! DO NOT waste your time. They lied about their location on…read moretheir website. They are NO LONGER close to the airport!! It's owned by another company and they're making false accusations about them. I ended up going with Jetway Parking instead for many reasons. Including their top notch security and amazing rates. Sorry I don't support liars.

A month ago, I met up with a couple of friends that I hadn't seen in over two decades (yikes!) in…read moreChinatown. For years, I remember passing by this parking lot either by car or streetcar, but never parked there. Well, I finally parked in this Green P parking garage. It's located between Huron Street and Spadina Avenue, a smidge south of Dundas Street West. What's interesting is that you can access this parking garage from either Spadina Avenue or Dundas Street West. I entered from Spadina Avenue, as I was driving northbound from the Gardiner Expressway. After meeting up with my friends, I made a right on Dundas and headed eastbound to make t the scenic route home. I entered the parking garage and took a ticket from the machine. You take your ticket with you and pay at the machine just before you leave. I took an elevator up and I was fairly close to the restaurant on Dundas Street West where I'd be meeting up with them. It took me maybe a minute to walk over. It's an extremely convenient place to park if you are visiting either Chinatown or Kensington Market. I typically look for a parking spot on a side street, but I didn't want to risk staying there for a longer period. I knew that we'd be catching up and chatting for a while. Three hours later (told you!), I headed back to to the garage to pay for parking. I believe that I paid $9 for parking (food coma), which is the maximum rate on a weekday. It was a Wednesday. That rate wasn't bad. The best rate is parking from 6 am to 7 am for $6. I paid with a credit card. It was a smooth transaction. I took my ticket and receipt, and headed to my car. When you leave, you insert your ticket in the machine and you're free to go. I felt safe parking here. Parking ramp levels are clearly marked and are colour-coded. Parking spots can be a bit narrow if demand is high and the garage is full. Luckily, it wasn't super busy on a Wednesday afternoon, so I didn't have any cars parked on either side of me. I had an enjoyable experience parking here. I'd return when I'm back in this area again. (415)

This was a great place to park to attend the Art Gallery of Ontario. It's only a five-minute walk…read moreaway, and since we arrived after 6 pm, it was cheaper. We used the ramp on Dundas Street West to enter the parking garage. I'm not sure how many levels there are, but there were plenty of parking spots on level B2. Remember to take your ticket with you and pay before getting back to your vehicle. We used the stairs/elevator on Larch Street to exit, enter, and pay for parking. For $6, this was a great place to park for a few hours.

I feel weird writing a post about a Cell Phone Parking Lot, but it's exactly what you'd expect. A…read moreplace to stop, recalibrate, and stretch your legs as you wait for whomever you're here for.

I used the cell phone parking lot at Pearson international airport today very convenient. During…read morethe course of my life, I have used many port potties the ones at the cell phone parking lot, are vile they should fire the company responsible for them.Disgusting doesn't cut it a disgrace to our beautiful city.

This very large underground parking garage under Nathan Phillips Square has multiple levels. There…read moreare many stairwells to access the garage so it's advisable to remember which level and which door/stairwell you used in exiting the garage and to use the same ones to get back to your vehicle. Payment for parking is made at one of the machines either prior to getting into your vehicle to leave or right at the gate to leave. Currently the rates are: *$4 every 30 mins *$24 maximum Mon-Fri 7 am to 6 pm *$9 maximum Mon-Fri 6 pm to 7 am *$10 maximum Sat/Sun/holiday 7 am to 7 am

Very spacious parking garage with fair prices specially for evenings and weekends…read more The garage entrances are very convenient; one on Bay Street and one on Queen West. You can also exit from either Bay Street or Dundas West (which I recommend). Since the garage is big, different elevators and steps are marked by different animals. Make sure you pin your parking on your map, otherwise you'll spend hours finding your car!

Don't get frustrated if you take your car down during the weekend for the St Lawrence Market or…read morehaving dinner at Wellington/King or to Woofstock! I know Parking can be an issue, but with St Lawrence Garage Car Park 43 by Green P, I can guarantee that you will find a spot since it has over 2000 parking spaces! The garage itself is really well lit and it is quite safe even if you park here late at night. Saturday Specials from 5 am to 6 pm is $1 for the first 2 hours and at other time is $1.50 for half hour with daily maximum of $9 and overnight for $5. There are couple of Auto Express Stations, I don't understand why all these people all lining up at the machine at the North side of the parking lot to pay?! Much better yet, if you pay by credit card, just swipe that when you enter or exit, isn't it convenient or not?!

If you don't mind a bit of a walk, this parking lot is one of the best deals going in downtown…read moreToronto. With more than 2,000 parking spaces, and cheap pricing (I'm not sure how the daytimes work, but since I only seem to go to the city for evening and night events, I'm more than thrilled with the In after 6pm, out before 7am for $6), I see no reason to park anywhere else. There are multiple entrances and exits, so make sure to pay attention to where you came in and where you want to go when you get out. There are signs at all the exits to tell you what street you're heading to though, so even if you just leave it to chance, you'll find your way home I'm sure!