The Baseline: For a parking structure you must provide parking, there must be a level of safety for…read moreyour vehicle, and the price for the parking must be fair with the area it is located. This is a highly, regulated paid parking structure. The structure has all of the following features (as of April 2026): $40 per standard; $60 per preferred. ADA compliant spaces are available and some have EV charging. EV charging spaces are available and they use the ChargePoint App for administering. When exiting you have to hit the left exit lane if you can bypass the Ball Road stoplight. Magic Key holders get discounted or included parking. I rated it 4 stars only because Disney parking is pretty expensive, but it is a safe, monitored structure.

it's good it's big…read moreyou can definitely park your car

It's closed to DCA and downtown Disney less walking. It gets full fast. Arrive early laxread more

shhhh don't tell anyone. This lot is my best kept secret. It is not always open, but i always…read moreswing by here before heading to the toy story lot. it is seriously across the street from DL, there are NEVER lines for the shuttle (not that you need to take the shuttle). Worst case scenario, you have to wait 3 or 4 minutes for more people to get on the bus. Many times my kids and i are the only souls on our private charter bus! this lot is awful! don't park here!!! oh...no bathrooms here ...so if you gotta pee...stop at one of the hotels before parking..

Second lot next to Mickey and friends parking structure. Pixar characters like incredibles and nemo…read moretheme number parking lot. Elevators will be on the opposite end from the Mickey and friends structure. Elevators and escalators or stairs available to head down to security checks and tram to park. Tram drop off coming back from the park will be in front of the security check area. Easy access coming and going to 5 fwy.

The Baseline: For a parking structure you must provide parking, there must be a level of safety for…read moreyour vehicle, and the price for the parking must be fair with the area it is located. This is a highly, regulated paid parking structure. The structure has all of the following features (as of March 2025): $35 per car or motorcycle ($40 to $45 for oversized or trailers) ADA compliant spaces are available and some have EV charging. EV charging spaces are available and they use the ChargePoint App for administering. There is preferred parking available for an additional fee of $20. When exiting you have to hit the left exit lane if you can bypass the Ball Road stoplight. Magic Key holders get discounted or included parking. Pixar is where the preferred parking area is and it is closer to the walking bridge to Downtown Disney. I rated it 4 stars only because Disney parking is pretty expensive, but it is a safe, monitored structure.

As long as you don't mind the short walk to the Japanese Village Plaza, the flat rate after 5pm is…read moreunmatched. Only thing, be mindful of the closing time the day you're there. If your car is still in there by the time the attendants leave, it's stuck there til morning.

I would give this a 5 star, but their prices went up after 5pm recently. Now it's a 6 dollar flat…read morerate after 5pm which is still reasonable, but it was 3 dollars only a few months ago. Great place to park if you want to visit Little Tokyo and if you do just stop by for less than 2 hours, it's only 1 dollar per hour for the first two hours before 5pm. It's right across the street from the new Kinokuniya which is super nice. Parking lot feels pretty safe and they do have security driving around in their own car. It's located next to a bunch of legit businesses and high-rises so it doesn't feel sketchy or unsafe. Great parking spot for sure. I still wouldn't leave anything valuable in the car though.

If you're looking for safe, clean and covered parking in the downtown area, this spot has been…read moreconsistently reliable for me. I have been using the monthly parking, which privides me with a key card for in and out access. There is also a separate entrance/exit if the daily parking line gets backed up. The structure has set spots for LA Times staff and also provides parking for people doing Jury Duty. There is an office near the exit and someone is always in the booth.

This is a solid parking structure amongst the transient population in LA. It is right next to the…read moreHistoric Broadway Metro station. I wish there were more pay stations around the parking structure. The only pay stations are around the Spring Street side, none on the Broadway Street side. I would rather pay at a station before trying to exit instead of trying to hold up the line trying to pay at the exit arm. The cost is $12 per day, but the only time I've parked in this structure is during work hours. I am not sure how the pricing works if you park overnight.

Lots of available Parking, the gate closed on me when I put my ticket in and paid it took me a…read morewhile to get my door closed . I called the staff and they were able to open it up immediately and were friendly. It's a 24 hour parking lot and recommended. If you need to park your car somewhere safe in the area at night get an Uber or Lyft to the show that you're going to.

Straight up just don't park here because you have to submit personal information (your phone…read morenumber), which can end up being wrongfully or fraudulently attached to cars/license plates that are not yours. I tried to dispute a charge on my debit that turned into a ticket for a vehicle that is in no way connected to me for license plate AN28PL. I didn't want to be held responsible for a car that I did not have any connection to and never even drove, much less into this parking lot owned by Metropolis. They don't seem to have understood the fact that, whether this was a rental car or not, this was NOT MY CAR, therefore, NOT MY TICKET. They said it was because I couldn't produce a rental agreement with the matching license plate to prove that it wasn't my car. How can I do that if I have no clue whose car that is, how it got connected to my phone number, and where the car now exists??? I don't even know if it was actually a rental car. They couldn't provide any proof that the car was connected to me besides my phone number somehow getting connected to it without my permission. Dumb. I ended up having to dispute it with my bank, instead, since they were so obstinate and also seemingly did not understand what I was talking about.

Parking in downtown LA is a nightmare as lots cost $5 per 20 minutes for small compact-car sized…read morespots in unsafe neighborhoods overrun with homeless people. The Perishing Square lot has sketchiness as well, but there are several reasons that I choose to park here if I'm going to Downtown LA in areas south of Skid Row. (In areas north of skid row, I'd park in Little Tokyo). First, if you park here on the weekends or after 5pm on weekdays, they have a flat rate for $9. During work hours on weekdays, the rate would be around $20 if you stay longer than 2 hours ($3 per 15 min with $20 max). Second, though the area is sketchy, there is security and this is a covered lot. Even the presence of security is a step up from most of the lots in the area. It may be only as good as a car alarm; however, I'll take it. Lastly, I feel that it's pretty conveniently located to key attractions in DTLA like Grand Central Market, Jewelry District, and some of the hotels in the area. In terms of safety and convenience, DTLA is one of the worst places to park in Los Angeles; however, I think this lot is one of the best of the worst. Note: entrances to this lot can be found on 5th and 6th streets between Hill and Olive. Note: If you are intending to go to Little Tokyo, Arts District, or north of skid row, look up the Aiso parking lot.

The weekend price of $9 is OK. i have no comment on the weekday prices. As with many parking…read moregarages, large numbers of spaces are blocked off, possibly because this was not a weekday. The payment process is bizarre. Sure, you take a ticket at the entry gate as usual. You don't use it to exit - see below Yes, the escalators don't work and obviously never will. They are used as staircases now, which is bad because the individual steps are much bigger, making it especially tricky to use. There are locked restrooms on P1. Just hope you can find someone to open them. You supposedly need to show that you have a parking ticket. There was a "security" woman sleeping in the office nearby You take elevators up to Pershing Square, so no problems there After returning you go to machines on P1, insert the ticket and payment card to receive another card, which you are supposed to use at the exit gates. You are reminded by many signs that there are no cashiers at the gates. Well, there was a man at the gate I approached. He kept pointing (at what?) and I was eventually told to go to another gate (no reason why), which was staffed by another non-cashier.

Nothing to say but just straight ripped off. They charge you right away with $10 regardless…read more I thought the public parking should only charge when we get out of the lot with validation and stuff. But this guy would just say no we charge first and its too late to talk about validation now. Me: O M G Recommend: drivers to stop them charging you ahead and tell them you are visiting either office depot or Starbucks. This is so ridiculous. I give up arguing and posting here to help you guys avoiding the charges. Good luck and stay safe. Btw: They hit my trunk to stop my car to make sure i paid... sigh they could be more polite. Just saying.

I think the flat fee is $6.50. Located across from the Japanese Village Mall on Central Avenue…read morethis pay lot faces the Japanese American National Museum. There is always an attendant when this fenced lot is open. Unlike some parking in Little Tokyo, you don't need validation because you pay when you enter. When MOCA posted directions for the Geffen Contemporary, this was the recommended public parking.