my friend, asked me to park here in order for us to carpool to London, Ontario together. I had no…read moreidea that this carpool even was a thing at this location, so of course I have to write a review! this location is almost perfect, as I was travelling here from work, I had to do some huge detouring to actually get to the lot. there is no access to Courtneypark from getting off the 407 in either direction to go south on highway 410, if you were to do this you completely bypass Courtneypark and ultimately miss this carpool lot. this lot is pretty much brand new, showing absolutely zero signs of wear and tear, lots of spots present for parking, with 279 for normal vehicles and 12 for accessible vehicles. I wish this carpool lot had a bathroom, that would have pushed this from good to great! I love that you are allowed to park your vehicle for up to 120 hours as well, that's super convenient if you need multiple day parking, and the best part of all. this is a free service, and I LOVE free parking!

I was out and about on Sunday. Full moon? There should have been one, as it's a rare occurrence for…read moreme to get out of the house on any given Sunday. I came downtown to pick up some lunch from Egg Club. I could have parked illegally on Dundas Street East to pick up my goods, but the thought of getting a parking ticket didn't appeal to me. Instead, I found this Canada Auto Parks parking lot and pulled in. This parking lot is located on the southwest corner of Church Street and Dundas Street East. I am pretty familiar with this intersection, as I typically park around this area to either attend a concert at Massey Hall or shop at the Eaton Centre. Remember when we could do those things freely?! There were plenty of parking spots to choose from when I got there. I parked closer to the payment machines and walked over to pay. You have the option to pay with coins or a credit card. I don't carry the former these days during a pandemic, so I did the latter. These machines gave me grief. I tried the one on the right first. You first slide in your credit card. When prompted, you remove it. You then enter your car's licence plate ID and select how much time you need. I did all that and chose fifteen minutes. I pressed the checkmark that is the enter key. It did nothing. I pressed several times. No transaction completed message. No ticket dispensed. Nothing. I then tried the same thing with the left machine. Same thing. Perhaps it wanted me to do the maximum rate, but I shouldn't be forced to buy more time than I need. So much for playing it safe. I parked illegally, without paying, to fetch my food. I came back and was happy that my car hadn't been towed! It wasn't the best parking experience. However, I came out of it looking like I enjoyed breaking rules, so I have that story now... haha (13)

Just passing by, I would've never known there was a parking lot here. It's down a ramp, under a…read moreresidential building. There's only one entrance, off Charles St. W., and one exit, to St. Mary St. I liked that the parking was covered. Your car doesn't overheat on a hot, sunny day and doesn't get covered in snow during a snowstorm. Rates per half hour or less are pretty pricey ($4.50), but day maximums on Saturdays and Sundays are more reasonable ($10 on Saturday and $9 on Sunday).

Parking here was a good deal! Paid $14 CAD for like 8 hours or so. Walkable from Royal Ontario…read moreMuseum and University of Toronto. Lots of good restaurants nearby. The only downside is spots are kind of tight if you drive a large vehicle, we barely got into a spot with a van. Good thing my husband is really good at maneuvering the car.

Yesterday, I was in the entertainment district and needed a place to park. I used to frequent this…read morearea a lot a good decade ago, mainly seeing theatre and musical performances. These days, I rarely am here and discovering a place to park was a cool exercise. I wanted to have a late lunch at Mascot Brewery. Parking along King Street West wasn't going to happen. Instead, I found this Impark across from Roy Thomson Hall, roughly a block up the street from where I wanted to dine. It's a part of RBC Wellington. You enter and exit the underground parking lot off Simcoe Street. There are three parking floors. I managed to find plenty of parking on P1. I parked across from the doors leading you to the elevator. It's clean in this lot. It's unusually clean. It's quite the feat! Each floor is clearly marked. There are constant reminders to note the level on which you have parked. You basically locate a parking kiosk that's located on each floor, in front of the elevator. You enter your licence plate (it's a shame that you can't give your ticket to someone if you have time left on it anymore), select your parking duration, and pay with a credit card. The kiosks do not accept cash or debit cards. I was standing there trying to determine how much time I needed to stuff my face with grub. I specified two hours. On weekdays, it's $8 each hour, up to maximum of $20. I paid $16. You then take your ticket with you. Determining whether $16 is expensive is subjective. Being in the theatre district and being so close to where I needed to be, $16 isn't horrible. It's also covered parking, so your car doesn't have to brave the elements or clear snow off your car like I had been doing for the past week. I predicted correctly. I was done casually eating lunch in 1.75 hours. I had enough time to waddle over to my car and leave with lots of time left to spare. When you leave or enter the parking lot, there is a single elevator that gets you to street level. It's elevator F. It's up to you to decide what the F stands for. It was food for me. If you find parking rates here to be expensive, you can always use a curse word as your favourite F word. You access the elevators through RBC Wellington on Wellington Street West. It's pleasant seeing waxed floors that reflect your face when you look down as you enter and exit the building. This parking lot is awesome when there aren't any performances happening at Roy Thomson Hall. You have plenty of spots to choose from. I can see this lot fully occupied quickly when there is a show across the street. I had a great experience. It makes me want to revisit Elephant and Castle, and check out Lobster Burger Bar a few doors from it. I have a parking lot that's steps away from them that I like. (480)

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!

Parking is always hard to find along Yonge Street, and I didn't want to chance it with street…read moreparking. This is a small parking lot. There's tenant parking on one side and municipal parking on the other, so be sure to check the signs that you're parking in a designated spot. Rates are $2.25/30 minutes, with a maximum of $14 Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., a maximum of $7 from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m., and no maximum on weekends.

I was in Little Italy yesterday for an event at 10 am. I arrived in the area at around 9:30 am,…read morelooking for parking. I decided to try my luck along Clinton Street. I saw a Green P sign. I headed over to see if I could find a parking spot. An SUV pulled out of a spot. Perfect! The spot would be mine. This parking lot is small. Spots are tight. My car looked tiny compared to the other vehicles in the lot. I backed into the spot and was happy that I had nabbed the only available parking spot in this lot on a Saturday morning. You can either pay at the kiosk or use the Green P app. I did the latter. The lot number is 225. You'll need it to pay through the app. The event said that it would be three hours in length. I had passed by two businesses on my way to the Royal Theatre that I wanted to visit after this event, so I maxed out parking on a Saturday and paid $7. I ended up having lunch and doing a bit of shopping before I headed back to my car. It was a short walk from Wonder Pens to this parking lot. I noticed that this lot had parking hours from 6 pm to 2 am every night. All other hours were reserved for school board employees. It didn't occur to me that I was parked behind a school. I was. It lot is a part of Saint Francis of Assisi Separate School. I was pleased finding parking at this lot. The parking rate was reasonable for the hours that I had spent in this neighbourhood. I'd parking here again when I'm back in the area. (313)

Came by the other day and it was a great experience. This parking garage was clean, had spacious…read moreparking, and is operated by the City of Toronto. Saw an attendant roaming the garage for safety although I did see some leftover belongings in the stairwell. Parking rates are ~$4.5 per half hour with a $20 max for entry after 10 am. Exit was a challenge as the ticket insertion box is a few feet away from the actual gate causing some confusion...

This parking is great as there's always space, is not at all expensive being right in the mid-town…read more You can download the Green P app, load it with some money (I usually do $20), add your vehicle and choose the location ID and time period for which you'd like to park, it deducts the amount from your balance and here you are, parked like a king and of course there is the manual option of stepping off of your vehicle, going to the machine, paying with your card and sticking the sticker on your dash, but who does that now a days, right? To add to all of the above, this place is a commercial hub. There's a Starbucks right around the corner (50m) a doughnut place (not recommended), TD bank, BMO, salons and what not.