Easy and affordable way to park at the airport. Come in…read morethrough a gate and grab a ticket. Don't lose your ticket as you'll need it to exit. Park and walk over to one of the many bus stops located throughout. We've never waited more than 5-10min for a bus. You'll be dropped off at departure. Make sure you remember which lot you're in as there are different busses to take you back. I appreciate that they offer free parking for disabled vets but they need to figure out a better process to expedite leaving. We had to wait nearly 20 min in the cashier line to complete the process which took another 5 min or so. This is rough after a nearly 18hr commute and everyone is tired.

Cheaper than uber or Lyft if it's only over night. Bus came regularly and it was only a few minutes…read moreto the airport.'would definitely recommend.

Just used this parking garage, for the first time recently. But my parents are frequent users, when…read moregoing to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. I found this to be better, than the parking garage I used by myself the LAST time I was in Portland. Maybe it wouldn't be the same price during the day. But at night, it was as reasonable, as paying for parking can be. One low price for the evening. It's spacious, and easy to navigate. As well as easy to physically get around. It's super close to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, too! What else can I say about a parking garage? OH! It seemed to all be, at least night, unmanned. So you can get your own ticket, use it however is necessary, and leave. There shouldn't be a line! Overall, THIS is what I've been looking for, in a parking garage experience. But it could be different during the day, although I hope it's not.

I parked here for a week 1/14/26 - 1/21/26 and came back to find no gas cap and half a tank of gas…read moregone. I reported it to the office and was told sorry that too bad, there is nothing we can do about it, have a good day. I'll never park here again!!!

Shuttle driver let us know that where we were standing was the wrong place and asked did you not…read moresee me down there? We are used to drivers who come to you, not to crowd around one area. The she proceeded to complain the whole way to parking from the airport adding in complaints such as her allergies and that she works three jobs. Very unpleasant experience!

Great team of employees and safety....This is a 24/7 operation with a good location close to PDX...read more

I LOVE THEM! If I could give them 10 starts, I would! I always use them every time I fly. They…read moreare the nicest people and their services are excellent. They eliminate the stresses of the airport parking. I am never scared for myself or for my car. I know my car and I are in good hands the minute I arrive and until the minute I leave. The attendant at the gate is always so cheerful and helpful, so is the shuttle bus driver no matter what time of the day. Their shuttle bus is fast and so roomy and comfortable. You are dropped off or picked up right outside the airport doors. They always have deals on Groupon. I highly recommend them especially if you are a woman traveling alone!

So I'm not sure why there's no reviews of this place yet so here it is! I got summoned for Jury…read moreDuty and I spend a good while seeing if I was going to take an Uber/Lyft or if I was going to drive. Right across from the Multnomah County Courthouse there's a parking facility however after reading the reviews for that place it sounded like a horror story. So I was pretty sure I was going to take a rideshare instead until I saw this parking lot existed. I figured that since there was not much info on this garage that perhaps it's a good thing and I decided to go with it. This lot is easy to access from the Morrison Bridge. Pulled in, got my ticket, took the elevator up and walked the two blocks to the courthouse. Parking for the day cost $14, $2 cheaper than parking at the Jefferson Smartpark lot across from the courthouse. So getting back to the garage is a little different, all the doors on the ground level of the building are locked with card reader access. To get back to the garage you have to go up to the skybridge level which starts at the building across the street. So walking back from the courthouse there's an escalator before you cross SW Salmon St to go up to the Skybridge. Take that up and walk over the skybridge and there's access to an elevator to get back into the parking garage. There's a pay station at the elevators and I had no issues using it and exiting on Taylor was easy as there was hardly any car or people traffic. Would def park here again if I had to.

DONT PARK HERE!!! It's the worst parking lot that I have ever been in. There was a big traffic…read morejam inside the garage after fireworks finished at Portland Fair, so non emergency police was called while people were getting upset & flipping each other off in the gridlock. We called the emergency line of the parking garage at first too, but nobody picked up. cars were stuck & honking for at least an hour. We moved only 3 cars up in half hour. We have been here for 45 minutes and barely moved, could be another hour before we can leave the garage. I parked here cause my senior mom wanted to be close to the Portland Fair, big mistake.

This lot is the worst! Restaurat traffic conflicts with people trying to leave the cell lot. I've…read morebeen stuck here inching forward for 30 minutes already. DO NOT ISE THIS LOT!

The lot was full when I entered. I should have kept going…read more I found a space and waited for a message that friends had picked up bags. Seems that everyone in the lot was waiting for the same arrival because when I was ready to leave, everyone else was also leaving. Complte log jam. I waited 1.5 hours to get out. Poor design and only one exit. Never again.

The company decided not to charge us for the $100 for the popped tube caused by debris in the river.read more

The Mr. and I, along with our friends, S & M, took the waterfall tour on Sunday. Our guide…read moreSavannah (I hope I spelled that right) obviously took pride in the job of being our tour guide. Savannah did an excellent job of navigating the traffic and with designated parking spots we were able to simply step off the shuttle and appreciate the magnificent scenery. The tour makes five stops along the Historic Columbia River Highway, which was the first scenic highway built in the USA. We got to see Vista House @ Crown Point, Latourell Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, Horsetail Falls, and Multnomah Falls. We enjoyed the two and a half hour tour immensely!