Fixing the issue of the entrance! I tried to use the text message but it seemed that it wasn't…read moreworking properly, so i had to call customer support for help.

Pros: + Had spaces available when other garages in the area…read morewere full. + Reasonably priced on a Saturday night - $6 for the whole night Cons: - CASH ONLY. Really. Read the drama this has caused other reviewers. - Perhaps the tiniest paid parking spaces I have seen in the bay area. If adjacent spots are full, you will either (1) get dirty as you are squeezed against your or your neighbor's car here or (2) damage your car parking here. Even worse, it's not just the architect that is to blame. The line painting in this garage encourages parking in ways that make it near impossible to exit your car once you park it. Anyway, I'd recommend people use this garage in about 10-20 years, once the existing painted lines fade and can be repainted with some non-idiotically painted lines.

This may be the most expensive public parking garage in downtown San Jose. $1 for each 15 minutes,…read moreup to $30 max per day. Parking on Almaden blvd across the street is $7 flat fee per day. Many downtown San Jose public parking garages like the San Pedro parking garage have the first 90 minutes free. Cityview parking garage 3 blocks away charges a flat fee of $12 after 5pm and on weekends. The Convention Center garage has no discount for the first 90 minutes of parking nor parking after 5pm, nor parking on weekends. $15 flat fee for event parking during the Center for Performing Arts events, one hour before event through one hour after event, 630pm-1130pm weekdays. The only people who park here are convention attendees who can write off the $30 daily fee as a business expense, or people visiting the Tech museum, who are charged $5. Hence the place was empty at 6pm Wednesday.

I agree with other yelpers that this parking garage does not have enough exit signs. I had trouble…read morefinding the exit after parking my car, so I had to walk down the ramp. There should be more stairs available to the sidewalk. The spaces are very tight in this parking garage, too.

Came out for a date night with the hubby. Dinner at Farmers Union and then onto the square to watch…read morethe game. The place packed with soccer fans lining the street and cheering for their team. There were two jumbo screens on both ends of the street so you could watch from the two areas. Son Phan lined along the side of the street at the parking structure on all three floors so they can get a better view. FIFA a whole party on its own with everyone cheering and dancing and drinking and mingling and having fun, just enjoying their time being present.

San Pedro Square Parking is a convenient parking garage for people who want to visit San Pedro…read moreSquare Market and other places around Downtown San Jose. You get FREE 90min parking and $1 every 15 minutes afterwards. If you're only visiting to dine in, then possibly parking there is free unless you want to go around downtown and do something there. It's a very big parking area but levels 1 and 2 tend to be full probably because it's weekend when I arrived.

I'm usually at another parking garage until a friend suggested this lot. Nobody checked pricing…read morewhich was our fault, but we realized it's $12 flat rate despite duration. It definitely looks like a cleaner parking garage than other options in the neighborhood. I personally will park elsewhere.

I had a pre-paid parking voucher for $24. Upon leaving, the total was $14. The machine stopped…read moreworking after it issued a receipt. Called the attendant and he came down to check and took the ticket out of the machine. I asked for my $10 and he said he would take care of it at the gate. Pulled to the gate and he opened it and walked away. I again asked for my $10 and he says once you use the ticket it's gone. UNACCEPTABLE!! This parking lot is ripping me off.

what a great business. parking longer-term can be expensive but Spring Park SJC is priced very…read morewell, is very close to the airport and its just easy. DD is the person who helped us when we returned. I had misplaced my ticket and he was very helpful in making sure i was able to get my car. very grateful for that and for this parking service!

Thank you for the follow-up and for taking the time to call. I do want to clarify that the phone…read morecall occurred only after my review was posted. Prior to that, I did not receive the promised follow-up calls. I was told someone would get back to me within two to three days after speaking with those on the shuttle, and that did not happen. I also called after picking up my car and requested a manager callback, which I never received. That said, Eli, who did reach out, was very friendly, understanding, and professional, and I truly appreciated his demeanor and willingness to listen. Even if this incident is considered a fluke, the reality is that I am still the one left dealing with the loss. It was disappointing to see that there does not appear to be a better system in place to monitor belongings when one person exits the van to retrieve luggage before another rider. That gap in procedure leaves customers vulnerable. Lost and found reported that an empty blue suitcase was turned in, so not much to be done anymore. Ultimately this is again my loss to suffer, I paid money for a service that cost me more than if I would have just parked at the airport to be honest. While I appreciate the offer of a 15-day free stay, I am honestly hesitant to use any shuttle service again in the foreseeable future. Overall, the experience was disappointing, and I hope this feedback helps improve the process moving forward.

This parking lot is close to SJSU Village on the Paseo. If you live in the "Hilton dorm" this is…read morethe lot to park to load and unload your worldly possessions. Parking is $15 for almost the entire day. Totally worth it. We loaded up the Kid's gear and walked to San Pedro Sq for lunch without worrying about someone breaking into the car. Apparently a lot of SJSU students use the lot during move in/move out day.

Or the cheapest places to park in downtown San Jose at $10 a day. You do have to download the app…read morein order to pay watch stats download it it's pretty straightforward and easy

Pros: + Close and convenient to most places in the heart of…read moreDowntown San Jose (The Tech Museum, San Jose Museum of Art, The Sainte Claire, Il Fornaio, Original Joe's, Arcadia) + There's almost always spots for parking. + No attendant necessary, pay as you exit. Cons: + The sign out front is very misleading with a giant $5.00 in bold red, followed by very small print below that reads "per hour". Damn, that's expensive for San Jo! More expensive than a meter in San Francisco... + Walking back to my car late at night feels kinda sketch. + Machine ate my ticket one time, so I had to push the attendant button and wait for a staffer in the middle of the day to come by and let me out of the lot. Luckily this was in the daytime, not at night! Yes, it's easy and convenient. But it can cost you a pretty penny to park here. There are other garages nearby if $5 uncovered parking offends you!

The people who manage this place are _not_ reasonable nor nice. Just now, I was entering but saw…read morethe price at the entrance and changed my mind. There were cars behind me so I couldn't back out, and there was no room to turn around, nor anybody in the booth to talk to. So I entered and immediately tried to get out. The system wouldn't let me unless I pay a full hour's price. I again tried to look for some people to talk to, but all they had was some intercom line. I called but found it impossible to reason with the guy at the other end. Not only did he refuse to open the gate, though I entered not by choice and it was only seconds ago, but he also simply hung up on me all of a sudden, in the middle of me talking. I had to call this person again to ask him who his supervisor was, only to hear that he himself was, and he hung up again. The way he treated with me was both unreasonable and lack of basic respect. Therefore, I'm using the remaining hour to write about this experience.