I find it strange to review a parking garage, but it is really convenient to the State Theater area…read moreand you can pay at the machines or at the gate on the way out, as once a concert lets out and it takes some people forever to figure out how to use a simple machine, luckily you don't have to wait behind them and can pay at the exit. That's about all I'm looking for in a parking spot. The prices are standard for the area and it's a lot easier than circling around hoping for street parking (there won't be any).

We are parking here today because we are staying at the Heldrich across the street. Parking is…read moreconvenient, safe, and there was plenty of it available. There are stairs and or elevators at each end for access. FYI: this is where a few local valets park the cars, so if you can walk to your destination, it's definitely worth it to self park and save the money!!!

I went to the New Brunswick Train Station because I was attending a conference at the Heldrich, and…read moregiven the choice between driving in New Brunswick and not driving in New Brunswick, the prior will always win. Add on the fact that overnight parking at the hotel was more than a round trip ticket on the train and the choice was obvious. You don't argue with the system. You simply show up and hope it behaves. Three stars. It did what it was supposed to do, which is more than can be said for many institutions. The trains arrive and depart with reasonable competence along the Northeast Corridor, carrying students, commuters, and the mildly confused. The station sits in a useful place, close to Rutgers University and the hospitals, which makes it feel important even when it looks a little tired. Inside, there is a waiting room with limited hours, as if patience itself has a schedule. The bathrooms...exist. That is the kindest thing I can say about them. Downstairs, a Dunkin' offers coffee that tastes exactly like every other cup you have ever had, which is a small comfort in an unpredictable world. People often wander the platforms like explorers without a map. The signage does not so much guide as gently suggest. Elevators sometimes work and sometimes do not, which turns accessibility into a philosophical question rather than a guarantee. The place is not especially clean, not especially dirty, just lived in. Parking costs money, as expected. Nothing here surprises you, except perhaps how little it tries to. And yet, you get where you are going. Most of the time, that is enough.

This station serves NJ Transit trains, but it closes early on weekends, and most of the shops…read moreremain shut. Therefore, if you're planning to do some shopping before boarding your train, your only option is Dunkin'.

By far one of the most incompetent and disgraceful parking authority agencies in the state, if not…read morethe region. The "officer" PEO R. ALLI that wrote me a ticket that was incorrect was rude, nasty and unprofessional. My phone calls to the NBPA were not returned. The office didn't respond to a certified letter or even bother to acknowledge a written complaint or valid question regarding a parking citation--or a broken parking meter that accepts payments but fails to record the accurate time. I'm a frequent visitor to some of the restaurants and shopping establishments in New Brunswick, however, many of my trips and evenings out to the city have been ruined by the gross incompetence and disgusting actions of the NBPA. PLEASE DO BETTER!!!

You can have customers pay for the exact time they park instead of prepaying at NBPAC garage. I was…read more20 minutes late and charged $52. I would be happy to pay for the extra time but $52 seems to me like a great way to make money. I called and the charge was cut in half and that seemed like that is standard, so leads me to believe this happens often!

Let me tell you a little bit about this company. On April 24, 2021, I exited their parking garage…read morelater in the evening and as I started to pull out of the gate, the gate broke and fell on the hood of my car leaving a massive, unrepairable dent. I immediately contacted the police and filed a police report. After obtaining the owners information from the security office, as requested, I sent them the police report, dashcam videos of the incident and the body shop's estimate to repair/replace my hood. Before even receiving that information, this company said that they wanted to pay for the damages in full without going through insurance (refusing to give their insurance information to me). Well, after I sent them what they requested, the owner blocked my number (texts/calls would no go through anymore). So I then called the company directly and asked to speak to the same manager I was previously in contact with, Odete, and was told she would contact me back. That was three days ago. I'm now obviously preceding with legal action as the damage done will cost thousands to repair. If they're going about dealing with a situation like this in the manner they did - imagine how they will treat you...

I'm a PhD Candidate in History, so I've been to and used many university libraries... and I love…read morethis place. Rutgers has many libraries (math, science), so it's important to keep in mind if you are doing research that it's collections pertain to the arts/humanities/social sciences. The collections are quite extensive, 3 stack floors, a separate floor for government documents, and another for periodicals. As a historian, I've been very happy with the history collection. If you are a student, if there is a book they do not have, you can request it from another library through inter library loan and they are quite fast! The basement contains Alex's special collections. When I was getting my masters I found them quite useful and the staff both friendly and knowledgeable. They have limited hours, do check the website. On the second floor is the East Asian Library. I'm not familiar with that collection for all the books are written in Chinese or Japanese, but I've heard it has some rare books and the head librarian is an expert. As far as places to study, there are three reading rooms with tables, outlets, and comfy chairs. Artwork is all along the walls and there are plenty of windows thst brighten the room. There is also a graduate reading room. The microfilm readers are also in the basement, as well as scanners and copy services. The circulation desk and access services staff are extremely helpful and friendly. I worked there as an undergraduate and made life long friends with the staff. I popped in recently to do research for my dissertation while home in New Jersey and they recognized me immediately. Is was like I never left. Rose, Jillian, Brian, Megan, Will, Rob are all wonderful people. What's really great about Alexander is that it is public. You can walk in and look at the collections or use selected computers with a guest ID and password. You just can't take the books out of the library LOL! Alexander does offer guest and alumni borrowing, which I think is great. As an alumni, you can get a library card and check out I think up to 25 books at a time. You can also obtain a guest borrowing membership, by paying a certain fee per year. I can't recall the fee of the top of my head, but it's not bad. Parking is annoying. Alexander Library is located in New Brunswick on college avenue. Your best bet is meter parking, where you can park up to 8 hours. There is a parking deck if you are a student or employee with the correct parking pass... but without it I would not pa rk there. Ticket city! I would knock the library down a star for parking but it's just the nature of the city and a public university. This is a great library. Enjoy.

I don't like how formal the library is... it's like why don't you just go by Alex?…read more Seriously this isn't a bad place to study but the parking isn't too good in the area. It got much worse when the meters got removed to put a bike line that it seems rarely gets used. I think the library on Busch and the one on Livingston are much better with easier parking.

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Well haven't been here in quite awhile. Family court for all your divorce, child support,visitation…read moremediation and other family related issues. This is the place to go in Middlesex County. They do have a large parking garage, but it has gotten very expensive. If you can find parking on the street with the meters which they block off on occasion go for it. Also if you have to be there at 8 or 9 am be prepared to be there awhile as sometimes each case takes longer than some. If you're there still by 12:30-1 bring lunch or find a place to eat bc you will be there longer. They're usually efficient but sometimes things take longer. There are guards/cops and a metal detector before you can go further, be prepared to empty pockets. The cops are helpful if you don't know where to go, just ask. I'd say great check in, but not a place you want to be in regular basis bc duh..court. Get their early for parking but not too early so you're not broke by the parking garage fee. They also do not validate parking anymore.

I remember the old one, it was well, old. This one is somewhat better…read more There is daily parking at $5/day, and if you have a permit you can park anywhere. Daily parking only on the top two floors. It's not very ideal. I've heard of incidents of people's cars getting broken into or vandalized because it's wide open for all to see. The waiting area is nice and clean and so are the bathrooms. It's also a nice alternative to getting to New Brunswick and waiting for the train (trips to New York from East Brunswick take approximately 50 minutes). No weekend service here though. For that you have to drive an additional 5 minutes to Tower Center.

Cattle going to the slaughterhouse have it better…read more This place sucks. The bus sucks. I'd rather walk to the City.

Not a very organized company. would not recommend. The…read moreowners are rarely there to monitor your event. Definitely poor management. Valet's have no experience in driving manual transmissions.

I want to start by saying THANK YOU to the valet guy named Orlando. I came into Pomona Hospital to…read morevisit my sick mother and had no idea where to go. He was so helpful and caring. He took his time to give me directions and was very kindhearted after letting me vent a little. There should be more people like this because companies need this kind of employees.