Convenient parkade just a stone's throw away from my office, and only a few minutes walk from the…read moreVancouver Convention Centre & waterfront area. Connected to the Bentall Centre underground mall network. Doors to enter the parkade lock at 7pm on week nights. Security is on duty so it feels quite safe overall.

I did not stay here. Sign said if you need to leave after 8 p.m. there may be a charge??? We left…read more I even hit a pillar backing up - my fault, no fault of the business obviously, but left a bad taste in my mouth! Rates seemed good and central to all the action. Too bad their signage scared us off...I ended up dropping $23 parking elsewhere.

I don't like to drive downtown often..it's a pain in the ass with traffic and parking is way too…read moreexpensive...that was until I found the very reasonable Parkwell Plaza... The location is very convenient no matter where it is downtown that you plan on spending your day....AND..it's only $11 for the whole day!!!! What a steal! There are two things to be aware of...the stairwells smell like urine and burnt toast..so skip them...and I have been told that the security isn't the best at monitoring the place but it's always pretty busy so I wouldn't be concerned. Also, if you park on the 3rd floor there is a causeway that takes right into The Bay...not that you want to shop there but you can just pass through it so you don;t have to go outside to get to the mall if that's your destination!

It located at a very convenient location. $5 weekend all day parking. There is access by foot to…read morethe parking lot from the door on the left hand side of the drive in entrance. Remember to leave before 11 pm.

Went to Joey's and the ticket was validated but did bot show in the machine the help person on the…read moreline said pay the full amount and try get a refund. Went back to Joey's tk have it re validated and same thing. So had to pay full amount instead of 2.50.

Parked by the QE Theatre, but the meter would not give me a receipt, leading me to believe it was…read moreout of paper. To be safe (believing my transaction went through), I took a photo of the reading. The meter said that my parking was till a certain time, and that i was to remove my card. I did so, and when no paper came out, I took a picture in case something went wrong. Sure enough, after coming back from Rogers Arena, there was a ticket on my windshield. When I got home, I went through the process of appealing the fine, assured that someone would understand the error, and rescind the violation. After all, I wasn't looking to park for free. Somehow, there was a mistake, and surely EasyPark would see this as such, and not penalize one of their customers. Nope! They rejected me in a donotreply@easypark.ca email. And who looked into my appeal (#53751)? I don't know. It was signed, 'Sincerely, EasyPark Vancouver'. Good Grief!

Do not park in a lot operated by Royal Parking--unless you're looking to add an unexpected "parking…read moreviolation scavenger hunt" to your shopping trip. I parked at what any reasonable person would assume is part of the T&T lot in Coquitlam (the one by IKEA). I ran in for about 10 minutes, grabbed what I needed, came back feeling efficient... and was immediately rewarded with a parking ticket for allegedly "walking off the lot." Now, to the untrained eye (and by "untrained," I mean literally every normal human being), this appears to be one shopping plaza. You know, the kind where you park once and walk to nearby stores like T&T, McDonald's, and the other businesses right next to each other. I've been doing exactly that here for over 1.5 years, almost every Sunday, without incident. Apparently, I've been living dangerously. The signage is a masterpiece of ambiguity. I parked right in front of a "No Walk-Offs" sign that lists an address, but no lot number, or any other useful information whatsoever about where you are actually allowed to park for T&T. Meanwhile, there's a large Royal Parking sign on the T&T building advertising 90-minute free parking... with no address, just a mysterious lot number that means absolutely nothing unless you're part of the Royal Parking inner circle. I disputed the ticket, thinking logic might prevail. Instead, I was informed that this is not one lot, but multiple separate lots. Their "evidence" included the exact same vague sign I had already sent them, plus a random "This Way" directional sign in the plaza--which, shockingly, is not a Royal Parking sign and tells you nothing about parking boundaries. Apparently, this has been tripping up unwary customers for years, as evidenced by multiple unfriendly reviews - right here on Yelp and the BBB. According to Royal Parking, the correct way to shop here is as follows: Park at McDonald's eat move your car Drive to the pet store shop move your car Drive to T&T shop probably question your life choices So the big question remains: which lot is the T&T lot? Because they are all managed by the same parking company, and give no clear indication of where one ends and the next begins. At this point, it starts to feel less like parking management and more like a logic puzzle designed specifically to fail and suck exorbitant amounts of money out of honest customers' pockets so that the Royal Parking executives can afford another private jet, or yacht, or mansion in the Caribbean. Also worth noting: shopping plazas are generally meant to be walkable. This one seems to be designed as a low-speed driving obstacle course where you're expected to relocate your vehicle every time you cross an invisible line. If the goal here is confusion, congratulations--it's working flawlessly. Park here at your own risk and expect to pay a hefty fine to these corporate parking parasites, regardless of where you park.

We parked in the Coquitlam T&T lot, the shop that is next to Ikea, and went into T&T to shop. We…read moregot a random ticket for "walking off the lot." However there was no apparent signage and we spent over an hour in the store. The time is inconsistent for viewing us "walking off the lot," and we have reciepts to prove we were in T&T shopping. This is a scummy scam practice that uses fear tactics to try and extort money out of unsuspecting law abiding citizens.

Weirdest sign ever. My car is locked here and the numbers you call for "assistance" go to voice…read moremail or some random lady picks up and doesn't know what you're talking about. There's another third party number you can call too that says it's closed on weekends. Basically don't park here if you wanna get your car stuck here with no help because no one has the correct info or know how to do their job.

If you are in Chinatown Vancouver and don't want to park on the street, I would suggest this…read moreparking lot. It is located in the same building as Hon's. I prefer this lot since it seems a little more secure than parking outside. Not to mention being covered from the elements. It is actually a little cheaper than parking on the street at $1.25 a hour. If you need that much time, this would be a better option. If you need less, then the street would work best since you can get parking in smaller increments of time. The parking gate when you head in is actually up as there is no attendant. Payment is almost by honor code. To pay, there is a pay machine at the street level of the building near the elevators and the back of Hon's. You type in the parking space number that you have parked in, select the number of hours parking you want and then provide payment. Credit cards are accepted, so that is one additional plus about parking here. If you need to park in Chinatown, consider this Impark lot.

Their website is designed to screw you over in every way possible when trying to buy monthly…read morepermits etc. and register plates. They take forever to review and approve your inquiries and during that time, even if you already have an active permit, the site like locks you out and stops working trying to get you to purchase more over 10 days early of expiry. While that happens the likely hood of getting a ticket goes up exponentially, even though you have a pass that is still good. When trying to do anything on the website it gives you pop-up notifications that are literally gibberish saying "sorry, there room available to park on this permit". Nothing changes when that happens and you cant do anything that wont give you that pop-up. The mobile daily pass site sometimes will not trigger the payment going through even though the timer on your parking is already counting down after you entered all of your information and submitted it. There are deliberately placed extra steps to try to screw you over, like different buttons to hit and pages to go through that are unnecessary and unclear. Parking workers, even if you show them you paid 2 hours ago will not have it and they are always disrespectful. No matter what you get a ticket. If you are a business looking for a parking company, its a real tough look to go with these guys. By association, anyone that has ever dealt with them will start disliking and avoiding you as well, just to avoid any interaction with them whatsoever.

This is a SHITTY COMPANY - never hire them to do parking for you and don't park in their lots…read moreunless you absolutely have to. Their billing sucks and their customer service is condescending. I signed up for parking at the new CRA building at 468 Terminal Avenue and it's been a gong show - they debt my account when ever they want and you never know when the monthly parking is coming out .....sometimes the 15, sometimes the 30th, sometimes the 2nd of the month. LANDLORDS EXPECT COMPLAINTS IF YOU HIRE THESE A..OLES.

This really depends which Easypark parking lot. The one in Yaletown is ok. The one in Pacific…read moreCenter is a pain and parking spot is so tight. Also spot is very limited in the PC one. Parking is parking

tried to contact them about parking dispute but no response the city has got to do a better…read moreresponse or get another company

AVOID! AVOID! AVOID! There is nothing good about this parking lot. Avoid at all costs. To start,…read moreyou are entering this parking lot by foot. You have to walk dangerously along the road where cars are entering the parking lot. The parking is outlandishly expensive and mistakenly charged me twice. I called to have it corrected and the person who answered was based in the States. He took my information down and said he would email me an application for refund. That never happened so I filed a refund online for Impark. Online they said they would answer within two business days. It has been weeks and no answer. I wish there could be some kind of ramification for companies that are sham artists like Impark. There is no visible security there so it is a hangout for substance users and there was broken window glass when I had found a parking spot.

So if you are entering this parking lot by feet, you have to walk dangerous along the road where…read morethe cars enter into the parking lot. Umm... am I doing this wrong? Well I saw others entering the same way too. Maybe its not built properly? who knows? Came here with sister to pick up a car2go. This parking lot has many car2go and Evo here. They also have parking for other customers too that are not car sharing customers. Overall, it is a parking lot. Nothing like special special. It is located in a prime location downtown.

Got a ticket at the Safeway lot on Bernard Ave in Kelowna while I was literally inside Safeway…read morebuying groceries. Submitted my receipt as proof, appeal denied. Their response was a copy-paste about "private property rules." Zero human judgment, zero customer service.

I was parking in pindi dhaba restaurant parking 10252 city…read morepark way the guy give me ticket at public parking even I ask in restaurant about parking these parking only for pindi dhaba 12475547 tickets please remove that please and thank you