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.

One of the worst parking structures. If someone is struggling to pay at the exit (which happens…read morevery often as their system is awful, and doesn't even accept tap to pay), they will allow the traffic to pile up just to collect a couple extra nickels from one person. Unfortunately I have no other option but to use this parking lot and, amazingly, the validation machine at the establishment I go to is frequently broken, causing you to pay if you stay over 90 minutes.

Last time I was here, it was on South Maryland Avenue. So this time they have changed the name to…read more"Artsakh" to honor the Armenian community? Well the Apple iPhone Map still said "Maryland Avenue". I hope someone will fix this soon. The parking structure itself is ok. The validation worked and nothing bad happened to my car. I will use this place again.

Overall, this lot is one of the cheaper options for parking in old town Pasadena, unless you are…read morehere for more than four hours. At that point, there is no difference between this lot and the one Colorado lot (my other preferred spot in the area). Making a review post because the other info here is outdated. Other than this, it comes down from four stars to three stars since the elevators are down at the moment (August 2025); therefore, if you have accessibility issues that could be an issue.

Schoolhouse parking structure is my go-to when I am in Old Town Pasadena. It's located on Greene…read moreStreet. It is close to Chef Tony's Dim Sum, Hello Gelato, YiFang, All India, 85 Bakery, and so many more dining and shopping. It does have a few spaces for free 15 mins parking... sometimes I use this option when I'm picking up a to-go order from All India. Otherwise, if I need to park longer, I'll pay $1 for the first 2 hours. For any additional hour, it's $2 each. Maximum daily or lost ticket, it's $12 total. You can't beat these prices compared to other parking facilities at other cities. Of course, it all depends on where you're at. I think most of the Pasadena parking facilities are set at these prices. Yay! They used to offer first 90 mins parking free, but that is no longer available. Oh well... we gotta go with the times. Grateful for the low parking cost especially when there are so much to see, do, and eat in Old Town Pasadena. I can spend the entire day here! Just a tip, pick a centralized parking structure before heading over to Old Town Pasadena so you don't have to walk too far to get from one end to the other end.

121/2024 This…read more2-Level open-air shopping complex is located in downtown Glendale. I love the bridge walkway to and from the multi-level parking structure! The view is breathtaking just overlooking down the view of the complex! There are no upcoming events held here but the previews years they had the A Very Merry Block Party, Chalk-A- Doodle Festival, and Holiday Shopwalk! There are so many dining,food, & beverage options, Service providers , Clothing & home fashion stores, beauty salons, health and fitness club, entertainment too! Vegas Seafood Buffet Mediterranean Delight Old Navy LA Fitness Buffalo Wild Wings Sushi Story Mayana Bridal Fabrics Poki Tomik It's Boba Time Rolling Factory Box Office ROSS Five Below Hair by Shushan Mattress Firm HomeGoods Marshalls Karas Dine-In The Famous Bar Kumadori Sushi Veranda Restaurant Studio Kay Hair Salon The Oak and Vine L.A. Banquets Glenwood Smokehouse The Antaeus Company Theater Le Papillon Studio OneGlendale Beauty Salon Piano Club Spa Glisten

Stopped at Glendale Marketplace for Old Navy and Five Below…read more Parking is easy across the street on Artsakh- first 90 mins free. Shared parking with lots of stores and restaurants, library and LA Fitness.

I've been visiting this mall for over 20 years. It has had its ups and downs, but I'm mostly…read morepleased with its current incarnation. Since the pandemic, I rarely shop in person but I will make the effort to visit the Glendale Galleria. Glendale is a safer, cleaner part of L.A. and it's actually possible for me to feel a bit more relaxed here than in Hollywood or Downtown. The mall itself is rather large and when combined with The Americana across the street, it's a nice place to shop and dine. If you enjoy Asian food, beauty products and other merchandise, this is a great place for all of it. For dining options there is Din Tai Fung, Kura Revolving Sushi along with other options in the Food Court. There is a cute shop called , "Korheim" that sells K Beauty products and there is also a Pop Mart and a Miniso store too. There is also a dessert shop called "Angel/Devil" that has boba drinks and Korean style Dubai Chocolate Cookies- so yummy! On the weekends, it can be pure mayhem here. I prefer to come during the week when it's a less crowded. I'm grateful that this mall is still thriving because it's one of the few places I feel is still worth visiting.

FIX YOUR EFFING ESCALATORS…read more IT'S BEEN MONTHS!!! Hobbling around the GG to find one of the few other escalators absolutely ruins any visit or shopping experience.

Well protect and secure with easy payment options. Clean and great location to the nearby hotspots.read more

Been coming to this parking for work the past 5 years and the daily maximum was always $9, imagine…read moremy surprise when I had to pay $10 and found out the daily maximum has been raised to $12! Not to mention you are timed after paying the fee!

What a lovely place to hangout with friends and family. The atmosphere is incredible and the…read morerestaurants spectacular. The only problem that I have is when the parking lot gets messy

I am so surprised that I haven't done a review on Americana at Brand for all these years that I…read morehave been going there, shopping at their finest stores, and eating at their finest restaurants, which my friends and I always had the pleasure of doing. It has been a while since I'd gone there, up until last night around 6:30 pm. We didn't go out to dinner, but had few things from their cute stands that sell coffee, pretzels, and ice cream. Sat outside to watch the water show that comes on every hour. It is SO beautiful, refreshing on any day, especially during evening time to closing time. They have variety of things to do there. There is everything for everyone to keep them busy. It's breathtaking and just simply wonderful & green all around you. Some of the great places to dine are the Cheesecake Factory, an Italian restaurant called Amici. They have fine, delicious Italian food. Have been there few times, and once on a date. They gave a 2 spirit Barnes & Noble for book lovers, an AMC movie theatre that used to be Pacific Theaters, A Seabutter Sushi restaurant that is very good and romantic with patio seating. They also have the Mexican restaurant Frida.. Just to name a few of their iconic, yet high end businesses. You can walk, take the trolley, take your dogs for a walk, and simply enjoy the fresh air. Their Christmas lighting ceremony is MAGNIFICENT!! Must see!!! I am glad we were able to go there again last night and had a FANTASTIC time!! Service is on point. They are always cleaning the place, plenty of restrooms to use, spotless clean, and you can find parking anywhere in their parking structures and outside. Whatever that you do and spend time and money on, is valuable and SO worth it to me and so many others. 10/10.

Review #989 2026-059…read more Old Town Pasadena no longer has garages that offer free parking for the 1st 90 minutes. De Lacey Garage is 1 of 3 "Park & Walk" city-owned garages that offers the cheapest rates in the area; Schoolhouse Garage (33 E. Green St.) & Marriott Garage (48 N. Raymond Ave.) are the other 2 sister garages. Both De Lacey & Schoolhouse (1 block east) Garages are more centrally located in Old Town, whereas Marriott Garage is at the edge across from Memorial Park. Rates (as of April 2026): $1: 1st 2 hours $2/hour thereafter $12 daily maximum Or if you truly don't want to pay, you could walk a few blocks west & park at Ralph's (320 W. Colorado Blvd.); however, I'm not sure how vigilant the supermarket is about towing if you're not a customer. When I was a student at Pasadena City College, there was free street parking & limited free time in parking garages in Old Town Pasadena. Since 07/2022, the longstanding 1st 90 minutes of free parking in city-owned parking garages were eliminated & a new policy was implemented to $1 for the 1st 2-hours to fund maintenance & repairs. I was in the area for a Yelp event & wasn't sure if I can find free parking nearby & with my time constraints to return in time for my daughter's swim meet, it was easier to use a parking garage. Luckily, De Lacey Garage is just around the corner of Lather so it was perfect! When I returned to my car, I had a hard time spotting the payment kiosk(s) since there's notices that state you need to pay first before attempting to exit. There was no kiosk by the stairs & elevator, which would be a sensible location to place a kiosk since it's an exit point. I looked at both ends & didn't see one, so I drove to the exit & paid there. It wasn't until I checked the reviews that there's only 1 payment kiosk & it's located at the ground level. If you're planning to dine or shop in Old Town Pasadena, I recommend parking here at De Lacey Garage or Schoolhouse Garage; they're centrally located & cheaper than metered parking.

Pretty cheap parking for Pasadena. It's a multi story parking garage with a lot of parking spaces…read more I liked I was able to use cash instead of a credit card for $2.00. Definitely recommend

During a trip up to LA/Pasadena, we decided to brave the heat and play tourist. I love a quaint and…read morehistoric downtown shopping area and that's definitely what this is. The shopping park opened in the 60s and has a couple of miles of individual mom and pop shops and restaurants. There is lots of street parking and multiple parking lots around the area. We snagged a street spot, checked the directory and headed east on Honolulu Ave toward the bookstores I was eyeing. We checked out two bookstores, a candy shop with Knick knacks, a couple of clothing stores, and a few jewelry stores. The area had such a vintage feel; it was great. Shop owners were friendly and helpful. Families walked about and sat and dined at one of the many restaurants with sidewalk tables. Drivers obeyed the posted speed limit and slowed down for pedestrians. We walked and shopped for almost three hours and never even made it to the other side of Ocean View to the stores on the west side...next time. Can't recommend this shopping district enough! Love your style, Montrose Shopping Park!

We were driving near by Montrose Shopping Park, and we decided to explore this charming city…read more Montrose Shopping Park is not a park, it is an actual main street! The illumination of the trees in this street is magical! It gives you this happiness and tranquility. There is parking spots in the main street, but it is not a problem if you don't find any because there is a public parking which is free for the first 3 hours. There are variety of restaurants, gift shops, boutiques, Lego store, clothing, barbershop for kids and for adults, ice cream shop, rug shop, and coffee shops. We enjoyed walking around the park. I felt like I am watching one of the Christmas movies. The illumination of trees for the whole street Christmas tree decoration and even the gift shops are magical I can't wait until we plan for our next visit to this glamorous shopping park