Staff very supportive in getting you into garage and out at the end of events. Ive never had a…read moreproblem during visits.

This garage Lies about their rates with unclear signs at the front. We paid $20 above the posted…read morerate. Steer clear. It's a scam.

Well-located, well-priced. Medium-sized and well laid out, no weird opposing ramps to get lost on…read more Good rates for evenings and weekends, though it can get crowded on weekends. Just close enough to most of Harbor East and much of Fells Point, but you avoid a lot of the cobbled streets and congestion. Only complaint is the early weeknight closing time.

Small but big enough garage that you "won't" loose your car. A 30 second walk to all of the…read morerestaurants (ie Cava Mezza). Great location to park and explore Fells Point and downtown Baltimore without having to pay a crazy price.

Awesome weekend rate, can't be beat. Nice enough area. Didn't have any concerns. Paid at the kiosk…read morebefore leaving and it read my license plate making it easy to leave.

Nice garage, convenient to the hotel. However, a bit…read moreexpensive, but I guess when you have a monopoly, there's not much you can do !!

The Charles Street Theatre parking lot is directly across the street from The Charles Street…read moreTheatre. Park your vehicle first, then enter the garage to pay the cashier and retrieve the ticket for placement on your car. I displayed my Advanced Movie Screening screening pass to the cashier, and was charged ($3.00) three dollars.

The Theatre Parking garage, conveniently located across from the Charles Theatre (hence the name)…read moreand half a block from Penn Station, is perfect for both locals needing temporary car-sitting services and commuters to Washington requiring longer term arrangements. Night parking for the theatre is $2 for 3 hours, a bargan, although street parking may be an option--depending on the night. As for commuter parking, this 3-story garage with an adjacent open lot is great for a number of reasons. First, this garage is monitored by the staff via closed-circuit television. Second, this place offers the best deal: $8 per day if you enter before 8 am or $10 thereafter. Monthly parking is $120 (compared with $220 in Penn Station's garage) or you can get an assigned spot on the first floor for $150.

The parking garage is on a side street off of Calvert Street (which is one way northbound) and…read moreSouth Street (which is one way soundbound). It was easy to find but there is a garage directly across the street from it that could cause confusi in if you've prepaid. I used the SpotHero app again, paid about $6 to park for 4 hours. The garage doesn't seem all that save, unpatrolled and unsecured. Although the garage interior is brightly lit, the alley it's in is very quiet and empty. The interior of the garage is dated and clearly has seen better days. Navigating to the exit is not very clear-cut given the signage. I would probably not park here again even though it's probably the cheapest you can get in downtown Baltimore.

We were in town for the Ravens vs. Steelers game. The sign read that parking was $18/max. 24 hours…read more We parked the car here late evening the day before we left and headed to the car around 10:30 AM after we checked out of our hotel. It was $36, when we asked the attendant why it was so much, he says because it's only $18 if we would've gotten the car between 3-6 PM. I guess I'm giving it 4 stars because the car was still in one piece and nothing was taken but if we come back to Baltimore, I would definitely prefer parking somewhere else.

Warning, make sure you look at all the signs to ensure you can park in the spots offered. They have…read moresigns that state who can park where but it's not color coded on the parking spots themselves. For this, they told us we got a 'ticket' for parking in the compact car only spot despite us not seeing any indication that the spot was for monthly parkers. The attendant was being incredibly rude about it, told us it was then $50. They knew immediately that we made a mistake because our ticket was invalid and could not be registered in the machine. The place is a total scam, but I get the convenience of it being in downtown though, make sure to read allllll the signs because they'll come down and show pictures of the signs to patronize you and say you didn't read it. They will also get super sensitive when you serve them the kind of attitude they were giving and say that the whole conversation has been recorded, super fun experience.

Garage that is right down town next to and inside of PowerPlant…read more Parking can be kind of tight, but there are plenty of spaces. No attendants, so carry your ticket to be validated in PowerPlant bars and/or just pay your ticket before you leave. Photo is attached of current parking prices.

For needing a spot to park your car all day in Baltimore next to the aquarium, I can't think of a…read morebetter place to park my car. It was relatively cheap at only $19 for 12 hours (after validation at the aquarium). It had been raining all day, so having a spot to park our car out of the rain was perfect. whatever you do, make sure to validate your parking!

SO convenient! Less than 2 minute walk from the parking garage to the aquarium entrance. You are…read moreable to pre-purchase parking online when buying your tickets. Or you can do what we did, and just wait until you get there. There are other garages that are just as convenient and that can be found on the aquarium website - but this is the cheapest one at $15 for the day. Ask an aquarium employee if you should have your parking ticket validated before you leave the aquarium - especially if you parked in a different lot/didn't pay for parking beforehand. Obviously you still have to pay for parking - but it's totally worth it, especially if you have young children with you or don't like parking in the city.

They sent me a $100 parking viloation ticket saying no permit even though i paid. I used their…read morestupid little app amd prepaid. And they sent me this bullcrap. Thats a scam. There was nothing on that garage saying you couldn't park there, it wasnt a special spot. I paid and you want to say if i dont pay your crazy $100 ticket, im going to get booted. Im so livid. You do everything right and these greedy scam artists will still try and bleed you dry. Crazy. Never in my life will i use this garage again. Making sure all my city friends know to stay away even after i get this resolved and prove i paid

The garage is huge. It has two names, which is confusing: Gallery Garage and Renaissance…read moreHarborplace. I paid to rent a parking spot for two hours while I went to happy hour nearby. The entrance is not 101 S Calvert St as the Spothero app says; it's 110 S Calvert St. I ended up entering and then exiting because I thought I was in an adjacent lot but I was in the right one. There is a lot going on in this lot. It's definitely safe (well lit, lots of camera, pedestrians walking). The signage was clear, there's EV parking, there is a soda machine, and there are elevators and staircases. I'd park here again. It was $12 and some change to prepay for a spot.