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    The sticker placed illegally on our window, for no reason
    Scott G.

    Never park here! They are absolute scum bags. We parked before Christmas and came out to find our car vandalized by the owner and illegally booted when we're parked in the space. There were no signs and no reason to do this. They then forced us to pay an exorbitant amount $150 To get out of their garage, which my only other options was drive through their gates. Our son was sick and needed his medicine (they didn't care) so ended up at the hospital because of These people. We are in process of actually suing them. Never park here ever!!!

    David C.

    Rip off! Park at Vail Village or Red Lion Village parking instead. Was free just 50 ft away at Vail Village. Like a dumbass, I paid $35 for 2 hours!

    Chris F.

    This place is the definition of scam artist and absolute scum. Every single review on here is a 1 star and they don't even deserve that. This garage is misleading with its "public" name even though it's a private lot that the police (already called them) can't do anything about. This garage will charge you more than what the price was listed or what you thought u were paying, and boot your car for absolutely no reason. I was booted yesterday and the sketchy guy who booted my tire ONLY WANTED CASH, and there was no where to go dispute or try to pay with card legitimately. Only cash is an immediate red flag, especially in a rich village like vail. The guy gave me a ticket with Westerly Hospital Public Safety and L&M hospital public safety numbers on it, which is located in RHODE ISLAND!!! I will attach the photo of the ticket. The reason for immobilization was "NO SUVS". Parking is free after 3pm publicly in vail and this was at 4pm yesterday, so that in itself is a scam by this garage. There is no website or any number on the ticket other than the sketchy guys personal cell phone number. I called Vail parking and the woman on the phone was so disgusted by my report that she transferred me to the vail police. DO NOT PARK HERE, DO NOT GIVE THIS PLACE A SINGLE PENNY of your money. I don't wish ill will on anyone but the owner of this garage, he/she deserves to be punished.

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    5 months ago

    Pay attention to the signage before entering, it was in a hard to see location and the pricing per hour is close to a scam.

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    2 years ago

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    1 year ago

    Overpriced parking! $20 for the first hour then jumps to $45. Will definitely look for other options in the future

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    3 years ago

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    11 months ago

    Their pricing is insane! There is very reasonable parking garages right next door. DO NOT park here!

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    2 years ago

    10 minutes is not free parking. If you wanted to say leave your car for more than ten minutes the price was insane! Would not recommend!!

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    2 years ago

    Absolute scam. $45 for 1 hour. There are free parking garage very close by. Don't give these people a dime.

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    2 years ago

    What a rip off! Had to pay $45 for a couple of hours in the parking garage. Would rate zero if that were possible.

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    3 years ago

    75 for 3 hrs. Don't ever come here. Really hurt international skiers who want to feel Vail.

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    3 years ago

    OMG! Biggest scam in Vail! $45 for 2 1/2 hours! No rates posted. Says Public Parking. If you're new to Vail...no, no, no! DO NOT PARK THERE!

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    4 years ago

    Rip off - $55 to park for a couple of hours - when Vail public parking garage is next door for half the price

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    3 years ago

    Do not park here!!!! Huge scam. Cost us $50 for 2 hours. When attempted to call emergency number nobody answered!!!!!

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    5 years ago

    Expensive lot! $30 an hour! Nice garage easy access to a few restaurants and shops. Should have had a hotdog at Costco

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    5 years ago

    Parading as Vail public parking nearby but not. Rip-off. $35 for 1:09 parking after 4 pm. Vail should do better than this. Sad place.

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    4 years ago

    Rip off. Very expensive. $55 for 2 hours. No grace period. Park in the public parking garage across the street.

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    4 years ago

    VERY VERY EXPENSIVE!! 3 hours $50!!!! First parking garage before structure posting public parking is very misleading for newbies.

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