A few of my coworkers and I used this parking garage back in the end of July 2023 as it was the…read moreclosest parking to Copper Spoon, where we were having a company event. It was an easy parking garage to get in and out of as well as maneuver inside, the cost wasn't bad either. Its conveniently located to a lot of great restaurants as well as Tincaps Stadium.

After a sporting event in FW, we sat for nearly 2 hours trying to get out of the garage. Three…read moreexits. One open. And every transaction had to be completed by those exiting versus event parking on the way in for easy out. Horrible. Incompetent. Reckless.

Made reservations on line. Seemed simple enough. When it got to the point where you record your…read more"pickup time" it was 11:30 or 12:00. not 11:45. So, was wondering how long we might have to stand out in the weather (even though it is covered area at the airport, it still gets cold) Anyhow, we arrived at the lot on departing day. He told us to stay in the car until a driver came by. There was a van there, but not running, so we saw him come out and tru to start it. Must not have worked since about 5 minutes later another van finally came into the area and picked us up. Wehen we got back from the, I called to trip confirm the pickup and was told yes, someone would be there. We waited over 15 mins and then ai called again and was told a driver was on the way and it would be 5-7 minutes. Ten minutes later the van does get there. But in the meantime, two other Parking companies have had multiple vans come by picking up passengers several times. So, Next time, I'm willing to pay a couple $ more and go with one of the companies that have vans rotating more frequently.

We've parked here several times . Never had a bad experience! Always fast service. This time…read morethey gave us bottled water on the way out. Nice touch!

Although taking the train from Toledo to Chicago isn't exactly what I would call an "adventure," it…read moreis one of those "Ya know? I don't think I've ever done that before" experiences...at least for me. So although I did say "Toledo," I actually caught the train in Bryan Oh. I figured my car was less likely to get messed with in the parking lot out in Bryan, (compared to what might happen in (almost) The Old South End of Toledo). LET ME TELL YA SOMETHIN'!! This has been a great experience! Super easy... 1. Drive to Bryan. It's an easy drive at 6am. Takes about an hour from Toledo. You can catch the train in Toledo if you hate driving and don't mind taking the chance of leaving your car unattended. 2. Park your car in the well lit, blacktopped parking lot. Plenty of spaces. 3. Wait for the train. Don't be late. Amtrak will text you if there is a delay. 4. Show your QR ticket code the conductor and board the train. 5. Enjoy letting someone else do the "driving." Sleep, read, look out the window, bullshit with the other passengers, write a Yelp review...whatever you'd do on a plane, you can do EASIER on the train. The Amtrak train itself? Very pleasent surprise. Even coach is way, WAY more comfortable than flying (except first class...$$$$). College kids and Amish make up a disproportionate amount of riders, at least on this route. Bathrooms are clean and much more spacious than those in an airplane. The station at Bryan is basically an enclosed bus stop, but without the junkies and the bag lady. But also, there is no bathroom, vending machine, ATM, etc. Would I do this again? Oh hell yeah. 5 stars!

What it lacks in amenities (uh, no restroom?!), the Bryan Amtrak station makes up in accessible…read morelocation. About 40 minutes from my parents' home in Fulton County, there is ample parking--albeit a tad bit rustic. My mom, niece and I took the train to Chicago for a day trip and we all loved being able to relax, sleep or read in the way there and back. While the return leg was delayed considerably, the comfortable accommodations made it enjoyable.

I've used Park 'n Go for several years, but this was the first year that I used valet service. It…read morewas out of sight!

This parking service has all of the hassles worked out for you and your car. Just drive in though…read moresecure gate without stopping, the license plate scanner knows who you are because you made an online reservation ahead of time. Pick your spot, and before you can get your bag out of your car, the shiny red shuttle is close behind. Don't hesitate to phone them if they get behind. Super friendly, better than family, haha. And they seem happy to see you on your return. Drop you off right at your car, and you drive right out with no fumbling for tickets, etc. receipt emailed automagically. Honest, hard working folks doing a really great job. No corporate greed here. Next time, I'll sign up for the car spa detail service, how great is that idea?

Plentiful, free parking in the heart of the new Easton development area. Convenient to many…read morebusinesses. Easy to get into and out of. Wide lanes, plenty of spaces. I used the handicapped spaces since I am hobbling, and they were right by where I wanted to go. Construction is still ongoing, in the area and in the garage, so be careful. Glad this was available.

I used this parking garage to park my car when going with my family to the Arts United Center to…read moresee the Fort Wayne Ballet. Convenient parking garage located near the Arts United Center. It is still a walk to get to the theatre though. It is also near Friemann Square, a great park in downtown Fort Wayne.

When I'm in the warmer southern climate, my man junk usually looks swollen, large, fully functional…read moreand all such things. However, it gets smaller and smaller the colder it gets, and when I get up near Scandinavia or Canada, it's "barely there" in the worst sort of way. This micropenis issue which worsens as I distance myself from the Equator, is called "Short North." But this isn't about my penis. Not completely, anyway. This is a neighbourhood of Columbus that is the heartbeat of the city. They have the amazing North Market here, and the convention center across the street where the Arnold is, and all the beautiful people with perfect hard bodies come (but not literally, or maybe that too) once a year. Then you have all the OSU students up and down High Street. So the heartbeat and livelihood of Columbus is all along this street, throughout this area, and it has such a long history. This is where I spend most of my time when I'm in Columbus.

This area is grossly overhyped. The marketing people at the City are light years ahead of reality…read morehere. Walking around, I found many places closed in the middle of the day on a weekday. Mostly mediocre shops and a few places to get beer. I recommend finding something better to do with your time.

Been here for 40 minutes and still no one at the security desk. Actually he cust came here.read more

This is a friendly little mall on the east side of Findlay. It is located in a thickly populated…read morecommercial area down Tiffin Road making it easily accessible, facilitating its inclusion into a day of shopping and errand-running. There are other large stores such as Kohl's, Lowe's, Meijer, etc. close by. So the Mall is not the center of all shopping activity in this area per se, but it holds its own in terms of worthwhile offerings. The mall itself is a little larger than one might think in viewing it from the outside. The mall apparently started life as an outdoor facility in 1962 and was enclosed in 1970. There is over 500,000 sq.ft. of space with more than 50 stores including Best Buy, Elder-Beerman, a small Books-a-Million and sundry other typical mall shops. The number of food options is limited but there are a couple of spots available like Tokyo Steak House and Five Guys. There are also places like Great American Cookie and a pretzel place if you want a snack. The number of vacancies is not as bad as some retail places I have seen of late. The spot that I believe Penney's occupied until a year ago is the most prominent empty shop. The mall's image would be greatly enhanced if they could fill that vacancy. But, overall, for what it is, this is a reasonably pleasant place that provides a fairly nice shopping experience.