Logan Square is smack dab in the middle of the art museum district that includes the Rodin Museum,…read moreFranklin Institute, Philadelphia Museum of Art (Rocky Steps) and it's right across the street from the Academy of Natural Sciences. Logan Square is one of many block sized sitting parks in Philly but this one is distinct because of the busy traffic circle that surrounds it and the iconic fountain in the center. The fountain in the center (when turned on) is absolutely gorgeous. Large mermaid and fish looking people surround the fountain with smaller frogs and turtles also shooting water out in a nice display. There are several signs saying no swimming but those Philly rebels ignore those signs and consider them suggestions. There is also a statue of Shakespeare in the square and WWI sculpture as well. It's a nice place to take a break from all the culture from the museums nearby. Definitely worth a stop in the area. So take off your shoes and be like a rebellious local and put your feet in

I was lucky to pass through on a hot day while strolling along Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The Swann…read moreMemorial Fountain is another Instagrammable place in Philly. Such a beautiful fountain, one of the best I've ever seen. I'm not really sure what the frogs and other spouting creatures represent, but it added quite a character to it. A lot of people were chilling there, and I didn't see any homeless (unlike some of the reviewers). But either way, I think it's a great park.

Staff is great, fast service and the price is decent. I'll definitely keep this location in mind…read morefor future nights in the city.

They're always nicer than I expect them to be! Convenient location close to Rittenhouse Square &…read moreKimmel events. Fast valet & retrieval. (So nice not to have loop levels of a garage searching amongst tight spots). Easy $20 (cash only) for all-day parking. And the guys who park, to the guy in the cage who you pay- they always have a smile on their face. Highly recommend.

I parked in your love, park location and was unable to exit the garage. There were two payment…read morekiosk machines in the lobby. One side of the kiosk was inoperable, the other kiosk machine did not take cash and would not allow me to make payment. I press the button for help and spoke with a customer service rep who informed me that I can check out at the gate and pay cash with the office. When I got downstairs to the gate, there was a gentleman standing at the gate. I explained to him what happened upstairs at the kiosk he said I would need to speak with the manager for me to park and go inside and speak with the manager. I explained to him that my feet was killing me. They were swollen and that I would be painful. He said no problem. I will get the manager to come out to you. I sat there. The manager did not come instead. I press the help button after about 3 to 5 minutes at which time I spoke to someone who said they were gonna call into the office and when she came back to speak with me, the lady who had answered on the help button, she stated that the manager said I need to go walk to a store and get a prepaid card so that I can check out of the Garage. I explained to her that that will be impossible for me to do as well because my feet and ankles were extremely swollen. I was not gonna walk to a store, and I was given this information by one of your customer service reps at the kiosk in the hallway and that was unfair to me to have to sit there with cash in my hand, attempting to get out and still could not . While I was speaking to the customer service representative, a woman in a white car pulls up and she said that her name was Fatima to the lay on the help button told the person on the kiosk to hang up that she will handle it. She she stated to me, she didn't know who the man was that had answered up in the lobby when I pressed the help button, but I need to use a card or I can't get out. I explain to her that he told me to come downstairs that I will be able to pay cash she stated that there was a sign when you enter the garage that says this is a cash, only garage assign in which I did not see upstairs on the kiosk, there are slots for cash, which gives the frozen impression that the machine takes cash. When I spoke with the customer service rep. He stated that I can pay cash downstairs since the machine the only operable machine was not taken my cash this inconvenience and misinformation cost me about 30 minutes of my life sitting there going from upstairs attempting to use the machine to downstairs walking to get my car going to the gate and then being told that I cannot get out so I sat there until I figured it out, I had an emergency card which I never use so I was able to use that to get out. To add insult to injury, the app was not working this morning, so I had to get a ticket and upon paying for the ticket it charged me $26 instead of the normal $19 that he charges me every day. This has been an utter inconvenience.

My wife and I park here once per year! When we come to the Philly Christmas Market, and Reading…read moreTerminal Market. This place is mostly located under love park in central Philly. It is hard to find the entrance... It is 1 block north on cherry street in the middle of the block! Unless you know where it is, it is hard to find... And the street signs here aren't helpful at all! Parking here is a tad bit confusing as well... If you stay close to the entrance, that is where the elevator is to the exit inside the park. It is a fairly clean parking lot, there is the odd paper / trash here and there, but nothing major. It is an unstaffed parking garage!!!!! They recommend using the app, an boy oh boy is it hard to use... my wife wants to kill me every year hahaha!!! Luckily we live 2 hours away and it gives her plenty of time to learn it over and over again! All in all we park here because of the location and the discount we get from the app... So if you are doing anything here or within a block or 2 its worth it.

Great for big vans and buses. I parked a 15 passenger van on the roof. Great access to the city.read more

We did not have to pay the high parking fee at Element hotel, because I booked a parking spot…read moreonline to park at this lot instead. Only cost me about $38 to park overnight, not too bad considering how close it is to the hotel. They valet your call here too!

I expected this space to be amazing, but it was just so so. It seemed a little rundown in event…read morespaces. Parking is not easy and is expensive. The bathrooms were hit or miss on functionality and cleanliness. The staff was pleasant though.

For the second time in two days, I'm sitting on the second deck waiting to exit the garage and it's…read morebeen 10 minutes with zero movement. I have to rethink using this garage Besides the elevator situation only one working. Sad place

I found this parking garage by accident when I was on my way to the Academy of Music for a show…read more It's one of those full-service garages that makes you leave the key in car (or pay a hefty fine!). What drew me in was the $15 flat rate if you got there after 5 PM and left before 3 AM, which is totally a good deal if you're going to be in the city for at least four hours. PLUS, if you bring your performance stub back with you, you get a $4 discount (they do keep the stub, so if you're the kind of person that likes to save their ticket stubs for memories, beware). What I liked most about this is that I paid $11 to park in a very central location in the city for about five hours. That's similar to what I would pay at a PPA kiosk, except that I didn't have to refill the meter and my car was off the street.