we parked 615 s 3rd st lot the sign say $5.00 so when we left you have to pay then they charged…read more$15.00 so i called them well there was an event so they have the right to raise price, i told them yes, you do but it needs to say that on the sign so watch out they will take yor money scammers and i sent them pic of their own sign but i see they dont care as long as they get your money scammers scammers

I reported hat someone from there company and hit me already had pole n hand and then followed us…read moreout and almost hit us Reith his truck and said if I called hos.woro.or police he would shoot me n went I'm his wait band

Reasonable parking right downtown, near the River, Galt House and Kentucky Center. Friendly…read moreemployees and helpful. A little delay getting both into the garage and out but still worthwhile. (No traffic cops outside on the street.) Park on the second floor (up the ramp) for an easy walk into the Kentucky Center.

Free parking on Sundays, which is a nice perk! I just drove in to photograph some plaques by the…read moreriver and was pleasantly surprised by the free parking and short walk. I loved seeing the riverboats parked nearby.

As far as parking lots goes this one is pretty good. You pay at a machine and move on with life…read more It has great access to the Market Street area of NuLu. They also feature bike parking as well as chargers for electric vehicles. It is also located by a community garden and sometimes hosts street fairs. I also like that you can pay by QR code or credit card, not just pocket change.

I continue enjoying and recommending Nulu Marketplace and its shopping / restaurant scene. Today…read morewas the best weather! My family snagged a perfect table on the patio with shade and we ordered from West 6th. Plenty of others filled patio tables and indoor seating in the taproom. Parking can be found at meters as well as a paid lot (use the mobile app). There's also street parking that is walking distance to the Marketplace. Minus Hazel & Hunt and the Craftery, the Marketplace has primarily become a spot for restaurants - but shopping can be found right outside the space. Dog friendly area and plenty of families during the daytime hours. Construction underway with more retail space planned.

We just cruised through the Marketplace on our way back to the car after having brunch at…read moreButchertown Cafe and Grocery. Most shops were closed but the area is so cool. Plenty of restaurants, bars and shops to spend an afternoon or evening. I love the Craftery concept where you can drink and craft a number of different items. Check it out. Parking available in the back off Main street and street parking all along Market. Be sure and explore all the way from Main to Market streets and then all up and down Market for several blocks there are additional shops, restaurants, hotels and bars. A fun festive spot to enjoy on a date, with friends or cruising by yourself.

I almost don't want to write this review, because this is one of my best kept secrets. It's my…read morego-to parking garage anytime I need to be downtown on a weekday before 6pm. It's easy to find, just right next to the downtown YMCA. The entrance is at second Street and Guthrie. There is a light, which makes it easy to turn in from all directions. The parking is by far the cheapest I've found in town. The rates did just go up, but that's not a big deal because honestly, where else can you park downtown for two dollars? ($1 for 3 hours if you're a YMCA member) Being on the outskirts of downtown, you are in for a little bit of a walk to reach your final destination. From the garage to the Second Street Bridge/Yum Center is about a half a mile. To the Kentucky Center, or the other cool things down W. Main St. is about a mile. The garage usually has a parking attendant. They except credit card. And there are the occasional times when there is no attendant present, but they just lift the gate. This equals free parking! The garage has 4 levels. If you need to park and go into the Brown school, there is a sky bridge on the third floor that leads to the school. The garage is fairly well lit. There are stairs on two corners of the garage. There's also an elevator if you choose to go the lazy route. If you do choose the elevator, and it's early in the morning or chilly - be prepared, there's a real good chance there might be a homeless person in the area at the bottom of the elevator. (This is the main office entrance for the Metro YMCA Association office). Having grown up at the YMCA, then working there during high school and college, i've been in this garage all times of day. For 4:30am - 11pm and I've never felt unsafe or been hassled.

Their garage on magazine street is falling apart. They wanted us to pay out parking even though our…read morework was shut down and we were not using it. They are crooks. They are crooks.

Whenever I can't find an open meter in a 1-2 block radius and it is raining or I am running late to…read morewhere I need to park on 6th, I just sigh. I get it that parking garages serve a need, but this one annoys me. It takes FOREVER to park here. It isn't terribly wide and each and every turn is super tight and somewhat blind. You can't zip up a few floors and park. Assuming you are lucky to even get in on the 3rd. I often find myself circling for 10 minutes and parking up high. The killer part is the price. 1 hour: $3.50, 4+ hours $8.75 A meter right next to the parking garage is $1/hour. Sure you have to feed it every 2 hours, but damn that makes a huuuge difference. The all day parking at most of the surrounding ground lots are 5 or 6 bucks and one of them is 7. We are in Louisville, downtown or not, a city where our prices are almost always so reasonable. 8.75 just doesn't count as that for me. Ouch.

I really liked this venue. I had visited Louisville before and walked around the outside of this…read morebuilding, but I had never been inside, so I was excited to finally see it. The inside is beautiful, spacious, and well maintained. My school hosted our graduation here, and it was an excellent choice. Getting there was easy because we stayed at a hotel directly across the street, and our room even overlooked the venue. I didn't have to worry about parking as I parked at the hotel and walked across the street, but I believe there is either street parking or garage parking available. Outside, my school had several photo props set up, which made for a fun experience before and after the ceremony. From the moment we arrived, everything was well organized. There were staff members throughout the venue directing graduates and guests, so I never felt confused about where to go. They even had people available to help graduates get dressed properly and make sure everything looked perfect before taking pictures. Although there were nearly 1,000 graduates, the ceremony moved along surprisingly well and didn't feel overly long. The seating for spectators looked comfortable, and it seemed like there was a good view of the stage from every section. The venue was also very comfortable, I never felt too hot or too cold during the ceremony. The graduates' seating was nice, and I appreciated that there were large TV screens displaying each graduate as they crossed the stage so family and friends could easily see them. The stage setup looked great, and staff members were there to assist graduates as they walked up and down the steps, which made everything feel safe and organized. The school offered both a morning and an afternoon ceremony, and I attended the afternoon one. Everything appeared to have been cleaned and reset before our ceremony began, and the event ran smoothly from start to finish. There was no food served at the event, but overall, my graduation was a wonderful experience, and I thought this venue did an excellent job hosting such a large event.

We enjoyed the Sunday night special summer deal to see Weird Al Yankovic and the opening act by…read morePuddles Pity Party. Venue was able to accommodate the fairly large crowd and had great audio and visual effects. Our seats were in the 108 section, row CC (3rd row from top of this section) and we were all pleased. We did have some initial difficulty locating our seats and finally able to find a helpful usher after some effort on our part.

This is the best parking lot if you want immediate access to the Big Four Bridge area. If you don't…read morefeel like walking the 1+ mile across to Jeffersonville, you can also park here to enjoy the Louisville side. There are plenty of places to sit down and enjoy the river views. There are quite a few swings and plenty of grass area incase a picnic is on your schedule. If you don't want exercise, come on down and park in this parking lot for a picnic. You'll be happy that you did.

They close at 11PM the sign wasn't very big and if your not gone by then they get your vehicle…read moretowed and I was on a date and had to run to have them put my truck down and the towing company charged me $165 and if I didn't pay it; it would've costed $400 times are tuff and I'd hate for that to happen to anyone else in the economy and the towing company was ruthless wouldnt give a guy a break

Times are a changing and nothing stays the same. After 30 years it recently closed due to…read moremodernization. What a place it was. Great movies, groceries, comedy, restaurants, and more. I will definitely miss Value Mart Grocery store, the movie theater, the unique re-sell shop, and the restaurants. It will stay closed for a while and comeback as something else in a few years, but the memories of what was will last a lifetime!

Well this was the spot to hang out years ago in it's payday. Presently, the theatre, Nearly New…read moreShop, and grocery store are all that really keep it alive. There is a really nice library, a health center as well. Most other businesses have moved on. The place opened in the 60s, and has been home to a skating rink and many other businesses over time. Presently it may change ownership, leaving it's fate up in the air... So my advice is get there while you still can!