OMG if I need to park in downtown Minneapolis again I'm coming here!! The parking garage was so…read moresecure with guards everywhere. I felt safe and didn't feel like my car would have any issues. I recommend that you go online and pay in advance. It's half the price and very easy to do so. The only issue I have was getting back to the car after our event when it was 11pm. The only entrance we found was through the hotel. But the security guard was very helpful and the hotel staff were also very helpful. Definitely come and park there.

The pricing structure is a scam. The sign shows one rate, but there's tons of fine print. I've…read moreparked here twice and have been charged double and quadruple the advertised rate for an overnight stay. They don't clearly advertise event rates, they reset your rate at midnight rather than charge you for the number of hours parked, and customer service refuses to offer any refunds for their shady pricing structures. Also the door to get to the elevators is locked all the times we've been there and we had to walk down the car entrance to the ramp. the garage itself is nice and clean, and easy to navigate. the location is convenient, but the shady scam of how they charge you is not worth it. Park at Ramp A. It's owned by the city and at least you know what you're paying.

scam. Got charged $40 for 5 hours, 4x advertised. Scam scam scam scam scam scam scam scam scam scam…read morescam

THIS IS A SCAM GARAGE. They do not honor the pricing on their signs and charge 3 times what is on…read morethe signs. DO NOT PARK HERE. The attendant basically said the sign was wrong and tried to gaslight me by intentionally misreading the sign.

Excellent parking ramp. $10.00 all day. Five minute walk to Stadium. There is also a skyway…read moreconnected to it if you didn't feel like walking outside on your way to the US Bank stadium. Many restaurants within walking distance as well as a Starbucks caddy corner to the ramp.

Parked here and used the skyway access to see Purple Rain…read more Make sure you follow the signs to clearly to get to your destination especially after hours! They had a great display of Prince memorabilia , this was lovely to see as a huge fan I liked that all the businesses took part in honoring our local purple one Didn't see any security or anyone to ask questions if you needed something

We parked in the LaSalle ramp to see a play nearby. The elevators led up to LaSalle Plaza. The…read moreState Theater is connected to the plaza and when we went to see purple rain we came from a different direction and missed they have a whole Prince gallery. It was a really nice gallery. Otherwise the plaza itself is really nice. Crave is also in this building a long with some other companies.

The Park and Shop Parking Ramp in downtown Minneapolis is convenient and easy to use. Compared to…read moredowntown Chicago, the price is pretty cheap. My husband used this parking garage to visit the Mary Tyler Moore Statue and some shops in the downtown Minneapolis area. We were able to get in and out without a problem. I highly recommend the Park and Shop Parking Ramp!

My fav parking spot in downtown Minneapolis! Rates have always been reasonable and it's centrally…read morelocated to most of my favorite places to visit. It's $7 to park on Sundays and evenings. The pay kiosks at the first level are easy to use. And they give you 15 minutes to leave after payment so you can even buy some popcorn from Candyland on your way out.

I live in Duluth and use Interstate Parking/Duluth Parking for monthly parking. To make a long…read morestory short, my car was towed from a lot due to a miscommunication between Interstate Parking and me. Devon, an employee at the Duluth IP office, went out of his way to sort everything out and got my car out of the towing yard within two hours. He was professional, calm, and very efficient. I will remain a thankful customer of IP/Duluth Parking for as long as I require monthly parking.

On Sunday, I needed parking while in the North Loop. I wanted to get a late lunch at Red Cow. After…read morethe Vikings game. Next to it was this parking lot. I looked at the $5 parking rate and pulled in as if I had won the lottery. If you park after 3 pm Sunday through Wednesday, and leave befote 6 am the following day, it's $5. Sweet! You have the option of paying online through the Honk app or site, or you can find the lone payment machine in the lot. I went through honkmobile.com. You do need your car's licence plate number and a credit card, along with a cell phone number. I was set. You get a quiet timer if you pay through the browser. Roughly an hour before your time expires, you get a text message. I slept through mine at 5 am. Beauty sleep prevailed. I spent a good 2.5 hours parked. It's a good place to park. The rate was right in a vibrant, safe neighbourhood. I'd return here if I need to park in this area. (393)

Parked here for the Twins game using spot hero. Had an issue with my bar code to get out. Used…read morethe help button on the exit gate and proceeded to have two different virtual attendants tell me this garage did not take reservations from places like spot hero and were of no help to me. After 10 min of holding up was able to get my code to work no thanks to the garage. They also double charged my card for the reservation and its impossible to contact anyone to get support for a reimbursement.

We stayed at the Embassy Suites, connected to the building this parking garage is in (let's give it…read moreup for the skywalk system in this city). Rather than paying $40 per night for valet at the hotel, we paid $20 for overnight on a Friday night and $10 for overnight on a Saturday night. We were really surprised to only be charged $10 when we left on Sunday at about 11:30 am (we had put the car in the garage around 3:30 pm on Saturday).* Like most garages, there are no in-and-out privileges. The valet parking at the Embassy did come with in-and-out privileges, and they'll bring your car around to the front for you. You pay as you go in this lot though. You have to wind your way around to the third floor to get a ticket, and a good deal of the spots are reserved (which you cannot park in of course). However, even for New Year's Eve weekend, there were plenty of spots available in the first two levels. Before we knew we could get to the garage through the skywalk when we wanted to get the car on Saturday, we tried walking outside in the -0 temps. That was a mistake, and it turned out to be really misleading how to enter the building from the outside. Each locked door led to another door, which also turned out to be locked. We walked back in and asked the front desk at our hotel how to get through from the inside. The night we parked there initially, we also didn't know about the skywalk connection, but fortunately the hotel entrance was just a half block down from where we exited. *The pricing sign was really unclear, and we felt lucky to get charged only $10 for parking overnight on the weekend. There was a lot of fine print too, so I'm not convinced that the pricing is consistent. We left happy to pay only $30 total for two nights (we took the car out just for a few hours on Saturday). You also cannot park for more than 24 hours at a time without calling ahead and/or having a reserved spot.