This is a good and very close place to park near the " Fremont Street Experience" entrance.read more

$5 per hour. $25 for the day max Right across the street from Fremont experience stairs & elevator…read more There's a few one way streets around this area you may need to circle around. Very convenient location if it's your first time at Fremont. Elevators take you right to the main entrance where the zip line starting point is located. Take your parking ticket with you pay station is right by the elevator.

This is a review of the Promenade Garage parking adjacent to Vic's Restaurant in Symphony park. The…read moregarage provides easy in/out and is very well lighted and maintained. They charge $6 for parking during events you attend at the Smith Center and will have extra employees on hand for extra assistance with traffic flow. There are different parking lots for the Smith Center but this location is closest to Vic's Restaurant and close to Myron's Caberet Jazz.

Great view open seats clean bus nice people comfortable ride great driving by bus driver pretty goodread more

I'm not gonna lie, I got pretty lucky. I've been living at my house in Summerlin for 7 or 8 years…read morenow, and anytime I had to go to the airport, I'd bother someone to give me a ride (30 minutes) or I'd drive my car and park it at (or near) the airport. Both are annoying solutions. So last year they built the Westcliff Transit Center, about a mile from my house, and the WAX bus takes you all the way to the airport for $2. I'm a fan! It's not the biggest or the best bus station, but it's new and pretty easy to navigate. And there's a great convenient store/gas station across the street.

Centennial Hills Transit Center & Park & Ride is one of the major transit hubs in the Northwest…read moreside of Las Vegas. It's operated by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada. This location is off of 95N/Durango exit. One of the highlights of this area is that there is a large parking lot. There are over 900 free parking spaces for commuters. I ended up coming here and parked in the parking lot to go to the first year Halloween Town that is being operated in Centennial Hills, Northwest Las Vegas. It was a perfect spot to park and walk over to Halloween Town! The transit center does offer indoor waiting facilities, restrooms and next arrival information. It's also connected to several RTC bus routes. Some of the routes that are served are Route 106 (Rancho/Centennial Hills) and the Centennial Express (CV), which provide more limited stop and faster service into downtown Las Vegas and the strip. The Express service can also use the HOV lanes on the US-95, helping with travel time! This is great to use if you're looking to go to downtown Las Vegas instead of driving down there!

Our family often utilize this location to grab a ride, park while motor pooling, and/or catching…read morethe bus to get to where we need to go without personal transportation. It is located in an ideal spot and provides security and is clean.

When you're going out and driving, the vehicle needs to have a happy place!…read more Is it safe downtown? That's a loaded question? Now we can feel assured that when we come back from fun, the ride will be in the same condition as when we left it. Remember you pay a little more for that special attention. This garage is connected to the Plaza hotel and a few other hotels too! It's easy to maneuver through and around it. The main reason for parking here is the convenience and the security of us and the car. Now as you park as get out this is a newer facility for the cars and parking, "to us!" The decor of the facility is truly unique. It's that older 70s blend of color tones. Its retro design is done well . The numbers for each floor are adorned with hot wheels cars and then painted over. It's the small details that make a lasting impression. Now we know the car will be safe let's go.

This is definitely a place to park downtown when you need parking safe and secure one of the…read morecleanest and nicest garages I've ever been in. Yes it's a paid garage but it's very safe. Security is always around and it very well lit lots of signage. You know it's easy to find your car and the floors are well marked and well lit. I highly recommend this place if you're downtown for an event and you need to find parking. This is a place to go to...

The one cell phone lot serving LAS (Harry Reid Las Vegas International Airport), the T1 Cell Phone…read moreLot was non-descript. It is open from 06:00 - 01:00 (so closed from 01:01:00 to 05:59:59) and has plenty of parking spaces. Didn't notice if they had public porta potties. What I will remember most is how much out of the way this lot is. Coming from the SW, we were directed by Maps to go basically through the passenger drop-off/pick-up area for Terminal 3 to get here, which understandably took time. I don't think this lot is heavily used.

$25. parking a day for non-guests and $20. A day if you are a guest. We have been in Las Vegas for…read moreover 30 years and free parking should be part of the welcoming experience. Service is still over the top. Valet attendants are 10 out of 10.

I parked there for around 55 minute and parking should be $10. I scanned the QR code and authorize…read morethem to charge my card. I already left the parking lot but the time on the QR code website keep on adding up. I don't know what to do now nor how much they gonna charge my card. I'll change the rating back to 5 stars if they charged the right amount. Update* I went back to the parking lot again and a different security was there. Explained everything for me and show me the number and email to call. Gave them a call, problem solved right away. Thank you to both the security and Stephy that picked up the call.

When I checked in at Notoriety last night, I noticed that someone had added the Neonopolis parking…read moregarage but had not reviewed it. I often use this parking, especially in summer when it's a bit cooler being undeground. There are two levels and there are two elevators in the center of each level. The problem for those not accustomed to this garage is getting to the entrance. The entrance is a right turn from 4th Street just past Fremont. Street You must be going north on 4th as it is one way north. You go down a ramp and there are two lanes with gates. When you get to the machine, press the screen where it says Get Ticket. This prints your ticket with a bar code for checking out. You then make a small right cruve to enter parking level 1. If full, you can go down to level 2. The elevators are not much of a walk no matter where you park on your level. Keep the ticket with you. When you leave, there are two kiosks near the elevators. You have two choices--send a text to the number on the ticket and pay with your phone or scan the bar code at the kiosk creen. Then insert your credit card and pay. You have the option to get a receipt. This is always a good idea. Once you have paid, you have a half hour to leave. When you get to one of the three checkoput lanes, scan the bar code in front of the screen and the gate will open. Then it's a short uphill and you come up from the garage near 4th Street and Ogden. It's very convenient. GThey have raised their prices as elsewhere. It used to be that the first hour was free. No more unless they don't advertise this benefit.

Been here a couple of times recently and the garage is near Carson and 4th. Definitely Google…read more"Neonopolis Underground Parking" for directions. Entrance is like blink or miss it and goes down quickly. There is a height restriction, so if you have a tall vehicle check 1st. I did see some trucks in there, though. I have a small SUV crossover and get around fine. Lots of spaces and easy to walk to the elevators (if they are working) or the stairs. Restaurants vary from 1st - 3rd floors, which will require escalators if the elevators don't work as they didn't today. Hopefully they get fixed soon!