I love this place. I've been living in the shanty town in the parking lot for a few months now…read more Anyways gotta skedaddle, my giant orange home depot bucket is calling me. Diarrhea is on the menu tonight!

This parking structure is located behind the Burbank Courthouse and offers free parking for up to…read morethree hours. It has plenty of spaces (at least on Fridays) and is only a couple of minutes walk away from the Courthouse. You have to pay to park close to the Pasadena Courthouse and it takes forever to find parking near the Glendale Courthouse, so this parking structure was a pleasant surprise. Easy, no-hassle parking!

Conveniently located and I've never had an issue there. It is an outdoor only lot, so be sure to…read moreconsider that.

Wifey and I went for a couple of overnights to SFO from Burbank with United Express and wanted to…read morepark somewhere easy. Somehow we got "lost" after following wifey's directions (yep, blame it on her, LOL) and instead of ending up at the long term parking lot, found this gem of a cheapie lot streetside. Nice older gentleman in a booth, parked, got the ticket, moseyed on to the airport in about 2 minutes flat. Came back 2 days later, another nice older gentleman in the booth, paid $36 for two days and went on our merry way. Nothing "happened" to the vehicle - I guess Tesla is not that interesting to thieves, but ofc I could be wrong - and it was a very easy entrance and exit. Yep, will use again!

Very nice mall. A good selection of stores and a well lit open design made it nice for walking…read more Many options in the food area!

First time I have been to the Burbank Town Center. Hello 1975! This is a very dated mall that could…read moreuse some love in spots. Other parts of the mall looked refreshed. Several different retailers from Sears, Macy's, World Market, Body and Bath Works, See's Candies, Victoria's Secret, Vans, Burlington, and dozens of other national and local retailers. There is also an AMC Theater inside the mall. There's not much to their "Food Court" as there are other dining/snacking options throughout the complex. There are 3 levels of shopping and dining. The reason for the 3-star rating is the condition of the mall in certain areas. The management doesn't take really good care of the center. There are out of order elevators with others that needed a good cleaning or an upgrade. See pictures. The center does offer a large garage with free parking. That's very rare in Los Angeles. The garage looks very dated, but it served its purpose, so no major complaints.

Website states they will charge electric vehicle while you are parked there. Went out of town for…read more3 days , came back vehicle was NOT CHARGED as promised! Very expensive parking to have them ignore promises made. Staff seems clueless and incompetent & don't care about the customer. Beware

For my recent trip out of Burbank Airport, I parked at the economy lot C as it was the cheapest at…read more$16 max per day. It's an uncovered lot located across the street from the airport. The lot was pretty full at 6 am on an early Friday morning. If you're traveling light, this works out great. If you have a lot of baggage, you might want to park at a closer lot. Live status of available spots is on their website: https://www.hollywoodburbankairport.com/parking/

The person I spoke to is rude AF, no customer service at all. No wonder the lot was fairly empty…read more There are so many other lots, no need to come to this one. AT ALL!!! Would give a 0 if I could.

We used Twin Valet for shuttle service during our wedding weekend in Malibu/Agoura Hills, and we…read morecouldn't be happier with their service! They provided transportation to and from our hotel and rehearsal dinner, as well as for our guests from the hotel to our wedding ceremony and back after the reception. The drivers were respectful, friendly, punctual, and drove safely. The shuttles were clean and well-maintained. We highly recommend Twin Valet for any event!

This week my eldest daughter and I traveled to Phoenix to visit my youngest daughter. We usually…read moredrive the 6 hours from SoCal to Phoenix. Since we'd be there for only a few days we flew Southwest Airlines instead. Daughter #1 lives in the Valley. I live in OC so we both decided to take Amtrak and meet at Hollywood Burbank Airport. I usually fly out of Long Beach LBX or John Wayne Airport SNA in Irvine. Hollywood Burbank Airport was like a step back in time. The one story sprawling terminal reminded me of a California mission. The interior appeared to be original circa 1950s. No long walk to check-in or to TSA check point. Shorter walk to the gate. What a throwback. What convenience. Upon our return, baggage claim boasts 2 turnstiles. And yet the airport, on a Tuesday and again on Thursday, was a buzz with foot traffic. Masses of travelers coming and going. We enjoyed the intimacy of the airport. And have definitely added it to our preferred list of airports for local travel.

My partner and I flew from Burbank airport... I have never said that LAX is preferable before, but…read moreI definitely should've flown out of anywhere else. Excluding my hour-long wait to check my bag because I'm pretty sure that's an airline issue and not the airport's responsibility... Hiring such rude staff has to be intentional, given how consistent and common they were. While getting through security I asked if anything had to be taken out of my backpack and they said "If you're in that line, then yes", with no instruction on what to actually separate. About 5 minutes later, just before my backpack went through the machine, they told me to separate my electronics and take off my sweatshirt (and at this point, there weren't any convenient bins because the line had obviously moved). The next TSA agent told my partner he forgot to remove a Nintendo Switch, and threw his backpack (with the Switch still inside it) back onto the conveyer line (literally, threw it a few feet). There were other experiences before and after that, but the short version is this: the airport is just a small building of inconsiderate workers doing the absolute minimum who condescend you and your property.

Huge shopping center right off of Empire Blvd. It was convenient as I was staying in the area…read more Target, Lowe's, Walmart, restaurants etc. There's also a REI and a seperate plaza area where some of the restaurants are. I was just visiting but if I lived close by I would definitely use this shopping center

For those looking for a quick shopping experience, there is none more appropriate than Burbank…read moreEmpire Center. It is right off the 5 Freeway less than a couple miles from the Burbank Airport. There are plenty of shopping options anchored by Best Buy, Walmart, Lowe's, Staples and Target. There are plenty of culinary options anchored by Outback Steakhouse, Olive Garden, Panda Express and Sharky's Mexican Restaurant. There are plenty of libation options anchored by Starbucks, Jamba Juice and BevMo! There are plenty of other shopping options all around. Traffic flow gets a little stiff from time to time but multiple access points mitigate that very well. Your trip here will not end in disappointment.

It's been months that only one exit lane works and it causes at times 5-10 min wait just to leave…read morethe structure. Avoid parking here if you're in a rush.

Highly recommend this parking structure if you are staying at the nearby Hyatt. The parking…read morestructure is well lit. Affordable rates, and automated 24hr is super great! Highly recommend if leaving vehicle overnight.

Slightly cheaper rates than some others in the area (still almost $10 a day online after taxes,…read morefees) but park way in advance of your flight, especially if you park early in the morning, as the shuttle is about as frequently-seen as the chupacabra. I arrived at 6am exactly (since the desks at the airport don't open until then), I'm now typing this from the shuttle at 6:37am. The shuttle was nowhere to be found, standing outside for over 30 minutes. The shuttle was just sitting there near the hotel, the driver drinking his coffee. Fortunately another rider saw him and we all ran to him and he got moving. One guy had a flight at 7:10 so he was panicking... granted, he was cutting it close no matter what. I tried saving a couple bucks but, honestly, next time I'll pay slightly more to park at VSP, which is, hands down, the best in the area, especially if you're in a hurry. On the way back, I timed it as well - exactly 16 minutes until the shuttle showed up... so who knows how long the loop actually takes but it was 'at least' 16 minutes. It doesn't sound like that big of a deal but it's a little friggin' loop from the hotel to the airport. I'll never make the mistake again of parking here, I'll pay the extra $10 total and park at VSP where you just get on and off your flight then go home.

Easyparkfly.com offers the lowest rates available for the Burbank Airport Marriott for airport…read moreparking. Both valet and self parking is offered with 24 hour security. Valet parking also features a text for your car service which allows you to text your ticket number and the valets will have your car up front prior to arriving on the complimentary hotel shuttle. Best of all, if you are a Marriott Rewards member, you can earn 500 rewards points just for doing airport parking at this location.