I'm not sure what to make of this parking garage…read more We parked here to go to the american tobacco district and eat. At the time it was about 4:30 pm. There's a sign in front of every parking space that says you have to pay if you park here up to 5 pm. Well, the entrance in here has no booth, and neither does the exit. Who will I pay? I saw a guy starting to put out parking signs for Bulls game that night. I asked him how I pay and he said don't worry. Also, when you enter, there's a sign that says visitors first floor only. Does that mean going up during the day requires a parking permit? None of these things are very clear. Is the first floor has maybe four hundred spots. That may sound like a lot, but it's not, and they are small spaces. I do appreciate that the parking is convenient to the ball park in the historic district. I'm reducing a star because i'm a little confused even now about payment, but I'll park there again when in the area and figure it out one way or another

Parking is paid with an app or on the Pay-station Monday through Friday. Level one is free on…read moreweekends. The garage is safe, walkable to the stadium and has plenty of direction to help you find the correct spot. It can be challenging on weekends and after hours because it doesn't actually say "free". However if you try to pay on the app or in the machine, both will say no paid parking available. pay using vehicle license plate- not the parking spot number

As a huge fan of Bull Durham, I probably built this stop up in my mind more than I should have…read more There's definitely something special about standing in a place connected to such an iconic baseball movie, and longtime fans will appreciate seeing a piece of baseball and film history firsthand. That said, the experience is fairly modest and doesn't take long to see. The facility feels more focused on serving local baseball than catering to tourists, and while you can still picture scenes from the film, visitors expecting a polished attraction may come away a bit underwhelmed. In a funny way, maybe that's part of the authenticity. The worn-down feel and lack of frills almost provide an honest glimpse into what minor league baseball was like for generations of players....long on character, short on luxury. While that perspective gave me something to appreciate, it wasn't enough to make the visit a destination in itself. For fellow Bull Durham fans, it's worth a quick stop if you're already nearby, but I wouldn't dedicate a significant portion of your trip to it. If you're attending a game or actually getting the chance to step onto the field, I suspect the experience would be considerably more memorable.

Historic site off Bull Durham's filming but most recently hosted some games in a 15u travel…read morebaseball tournament I coached. The field is well maintained and played true -- Sunday hops everyday! Fans RAVED over the bleachers. Plenty of SHADED seating, practically a wind tunnel that was easily 10-15 degrees cooler compared to being on field in late June. Small parking lot was enough for our games. Restrooms were under the bleachers.

Worst garage experience ever. Leaving the Carolina Theater and the garage parking system was not…read moreworking. A lot of people were trapped in the garage for almost an hour. Frustrating experience and no staff or support available. I write this as the garage system is still not responsive. I strongly discourage people from using this facility.

We have been stuck in this garage for an hour. No one has come to help us and the attendant is…read moretaking forever to let everyone out even though we all paid for parking here due to a special event. I will never park here again.

This is a really convenient parking spot whenever you are in downtown Durham, especially after 7pm…read moreor weekends when it's free. This side of Durham is expanding, and this less visible parking lot is at a great location...also saves you the hassle of Street side parking

This was a great experience at the Durham Amtrak station. It's convenient to locate, plenty of…read moreparking and overflow if needed. The depot is nice inside and they have staff on site to assist if needed. They did a great job of communicating when the train was arriving etc. This was a great experience.

Service at the Durham Amtrak station was excellent all around. Customer Service was friendly and…read morethe station was very clean and orderly. When traveling in the late evening, I felt safe and comfortable when traveling. Staff were excellent, trains were on time, and the trip was seamless.

Brightleaf Square is a quaint retail development located in the center of the Brightleaf…read moreneighborhood in downtown Durham. I'd call it a "shopping center," but it's not like a typical suburban shopping center. The development consists of two repurposed brick warehouses, originally built in 1904, that used to store bright leaf tobacco (that's where the name comes from). So, Brightleaf Square looks and feels historic, and that's what makes it charming. That said, the development is kind of small and there's not that much here. If you want to walk across the street to, say, Rose's or Jeni's, then yes, the neighborhood (also known as the Brightleaf District) has more to offer. I highly recommend Rose's, by the way, for their ramen and ice cream sandwiches. Strictly speaking, within the square, Emmy Squared Pizza is terrific for their Detroit-style pizza. It's among the best deep-dish pizza anywhere, in my opinion. There's also Clouds Brewing, which is a craft brewery and restaurant. Other businesses are local/boutique shops, such as Bull City Art & Frame Company and Mill & Meadow Stationery Shop, and private offices. The brick/stone walkway, old-fashioned lamp posts, string lights, trees, benches, and early-1900s buildings can make for a fun, whimsical stroll with friends and family before or after lunch or dinner. It's also a good date spot, especially if you incorporate the larger neighborhood (e.g., pizza at Emmy Squared followed by ice cream sandwiches at Rose's). For parking, I suggest parking in the surface lot at the corner of W Main St and S Gregson St. You can enter the lot from either of those streets. Pay attention to signs as you may have to pay during certain days and times. Fun fact: Durham's infamous "Can Opener Bridge" is located on the south end of Brightleaf Square. If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out the bridge's Wikipedia page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norfolk_Southern%E2%80%93Gregson_Street_Overpass Also, watch some of the videos on this YouTube channel to see the Can Opener in action: https://www.youtube.com/@11foot8plus8 The camera that captures those videos is mounted on one of the buildings at Brightleaf Square.

Brightleaf Square looks like it'd be cute and fun to walk around in, but that's really all it is…read more Pretty market lights and small shops but nothing actually to do..? Hopefully they add better restaurants and more variety of boutiques here because the square is not living up to its potential. Basically, I'd skip this and head over to ATC.

WARNING: Address in Yelp! might be wrong. The address I went to (the one in the picture) is 510…read moreSouth Dillard Street. So, now on to the review...I must say II was pleasantly surprised! The place is pretty easy to find and parkinng was definitely not the worst. The Good: This is the first time in my life when I went to a courthouse and it was a fairly enjoyable experience. Its spacious on the inside, well kept, secure, and modern. The most unexpected thing there was that everyone was really friendly and helpful. Not one person there from the security to the parking garage attendant seemed disgruntled. I went there to have my fingerprints taken and I had made an appointment online. Not only was the lady at the window and the lady who did my prints very friendly, but I was actually seen on time! Unbelievable. Friendly staff AND timely service at a government facility? That's new to me. If you have a choice of courthouses in the area, I would recommend this one. Plus some nice local shops are close by if yo u have to wait for someone or something, you can grab a nice coffee or whatever. The Bad: You have yo pay for parking. $2 for the first hour and $1 for every additional hour up to $10 max.

The lady I spoke with at the clerk of court was rude. Your job is literally to direct us to what we…read moreneed and inform us of the process to complete what we need done. Not give an attitude when it's not like we can do it ourselves. Go get a job you'll like so you won't have to be so disrespectful to people who are annoyed at their speeding ticket just as you are with your job. At least I wasn't having a bad day.

The Durham Bulls Park is exactly what a minor league baseball stadium should be. The night we went…read morewas 1.00 hot dog night, and fireworks for the America 250. Perfect cheap evening to take the family. Their sodas are also only 9.00 for an unlimited amount at the self-service fountain station. Thankfully they have Poweraid too because it was literally 98 degrees and I had been drinking beer all day. The Durham Bulls have the benefit of being the background for the famous movie with Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon, so they definitely have the gift shops with the merchandise. 2 of my buddies bought "Lollygaggers" shirts. The beer selection was also impressive with at least 3 local breweries being served; Wicked weed, Noca, and Foothills. The ballpark is beautiful and the perfect urban minor league stadium,

I attended my first Minor League Durham bulls baseball game. I had full suite access and catered…read morefood along with fully stocked fridge of beverages. I really enjoyed the food and experiencing the game for the first time. The stadium was really nice. The seating was roomy and comfortable. The entertainment and music was enjoyed as well. The staff there were nice and welcoming. I had the chance to see, meet and take a photo with The Durham Bulls mascot Wool E. Bull.