Came by the other day and it was a great experience. This parking garage was clean, had spacious…read moreparking, and is operated by the City of Toronto. Saw an attendant roaming the garage for safety although I did see some leftover belongings in the stairwell. Parking rates are ~$4.5 per half hour with a $20 max for entry after 10 am. Exit was a challenge as the ticket insertion box is a few feet away from the actual gate causing some confusion...

This parking is great as there's always space, is not at all expensive being right in the mid-town…read more You can download the Green P app, load it with some money (I usually do $20), add your vehicle and choose the location ID and time period for which you'd like to park, it deducts the amount from your balance and here you are, parked like a king and of course there is the manual option of stepping off of your vehicle, going to the machine, paying with your card and sticking the sticker on your dash, but who does that now a days, right? To add to all of the above, this place is a commercial hub. There's a Starbucks right around the corner (50m) a doughnut place (not recommended), TD bank, BMO, salons and what not.

Port Credit GO Station is a small but busy transit hub in Mississauga, serving both GO Train and GO…read moreBus riders. The train service is generally reliable, and the connection to local MiWay buses makes it convenient for getting around the city. The station is wheelchair accessible and has a ticket booth, seats, and basic amenities, and it's easy to navigate. Parking is available but fills up fast during rush hours. One of the nicest things about this station is its location--you can step outside and be just minutes from Port Credit's shops, restaurants, and lakeside parks.

Even though I visited during the COVID-19 Pandemic I am very ashamed by how this station looked…read moreespecially with all the graffiti that I saw along some of the signs along the different platforms. I definitely think this station can be improved in terms of technology and cleanliness.

good prices good location. good staff. we arrived home from…read moreeurope tired, bags lost and then noticed scrape on car. the men reached the manager mr Suresh K. who assured me all would be looked after. unfortunately the car had been hit by a snowplow and was recorded. they do photograph every vehicle in valet parking!!!. he was a gentleman and all was settled well. we have used several times and will be back. it is not luxurious but suitable. thanks suresh

They have the wrong address on file! DO NOT waste your time. They lied about their location on…read moretheir website. They are NO LONGER close to the airport!! It's owned by another company and they're making false accusations about them. I ended up going with Jetway Parking instead for many reasons. Including their top notch security and amazing rates. Sorry I don't support liars.

my friend, asked me to park here in order for us to carpool to London, Ontario together. I had no…read moreidea that this carpool even was a thing at this location, so of course I have to write a review! this location is almost perfect, as I was travelling here from work, I had to do some huge detouring to actually get to the lot. there is no access to Courtneypark from getting off the 407 in either direction to go south on highway 410, if you were to do this you completely bypass Courtneypark and ultimately miss this carpool lot. this lot is pretty much brand new, showing absolutely zero signs of wear and tear, lots of spots present for parking, with 279 for normal vehicles and 12 for accessible vehicles. I wish this carpool lot had a bathroom, that would have pushed this from good to great! I love that you are allowed to park your vehicle for up to 120 hours as well, that's super convenient if you need multiple day parking, and the best part of all. this is a free service, and I LOVE free parking!

The mall is not as busy and as large as Square One (even during busy weekends and holidays)…read more Parking is pretty large and easy to find. The mall is accessible by public transit, too. The layout reminds me a bit like Sherway Gardens, expect the walkways-concourse ("hallway") don't loop around to the center. It is pretty easy to get around and find a particular store. Some stores (like Miniso, Sunrise Records, Garage, maybe the Walmart) at Erin Mills are larger compared the same ones at Square One. Also, stores and restaurants not attached to the main building are easy to get to (ex. Indigo, One Plant, IHOP, Dollarama, Pizza Pizza, etc).

the best part is the GLOBE ceiling layout isn't great…read morelack of quality stores (bay/marahalls), best bets lot of cruddy stores like EH... and no names movie theatre is cool to have

This is a Green P parking lot that supports app payment as lot 139. This is important sinve the…read morelarge Green P lot in the area doesnt support it. It doesnt have a ton of spots but if you can find one its convenient. Parking here early on the weekend to go to the Himalayan Coffee house nearby is how i stumbled onto it.

If you are considering a simple and inexpensive wedding, you could book with the city hall. The…read morevenue has a capacity of around 50 people. Since I had an international marriage, I didn't have any family or relatives here. So, we decided to register at the city hall. The whole process was quite smooth and fast. First, you have to purchase the marriage license. Once you have the marriage license, you can call the hotline and book the chapel. They can offer their officiant (at an extra cost) or you can bring your own. Then, you will have 30 minutes to use the venue. We were satisfied because we just wanted to register first and then have more spare time to organize another local and overseas dinner later. Highly recommended!

I love this space. Always have, always will…read more If you haven't visited Mississauga City Hall, you really need to do so. It's one of the city's crown jewels, and an impressive and grand site for any event or private function. Considering I've been visiting this place fairly frequently for the last decade, I'm still amazed whenever I walk into the central atrium. The building is sprawling and easily befits the city's status as the sixth-largest municipality in the country, situated right in the middle of the city centre and across the street from Central Library. I was here last week for a "fireside chat" being held with Mayor Bonnie Crombie and former Mayor Hazel McCallion. There was an exhibit (which is still going on, as of this writing, until the first week of May 2017) that had a number of different pieces of memorabilia from Hazel's past, including some of her hockey jerseys, signed photographs, newspaper articles and other odds and ends. (Yes, I have several of the bobbleheads that are featured in that exhibit. One of the few items I still own from my time at the Mississauga News.) The event was bittersweet, in a way. While Hazel is still going at an impressive 95 years old, she seemed to be slowing down a bit from what I could tell. Not that it stopped her from firing off a few zingers towards politicians past and present, and giving her input on all kinds of things from the state of the city to the Leafs' chances to win the Stanley Cup. ("They'll definitely get it next year," she said.) It was a very interesting and unique event, and she was awarded with the Key to the City in Council Chambers - a well-deserved honor. City Hall in general is a fantastic place to visit, even if you're not going for an event. They handle all the city services and the parking is dirt-cheap too ($1 per hour in the underground garage.) As I've already made this enough of a puff piece, I'll simply conclude by saying that if you ever visit Mississauga, make this place a priority destination. It really is as beautiful as it looks in photos.

I was actually trying to find parking elsewhere and stumbled upon this underground parking…read morelocation. And I'm so glad that I did because this lot is Close to everything, and I mean everything. Close to St Lawrence market, Across the street from Berczy park, we huffed it to Eaton Mall from here. Not terribly bad if you're trying to achieve your 10,000 steps and your hard fought six pack. If we had more time, we could have walked it to the lake shore. It was very clean and quiet on a Saturday (this appears to be a well managed office building). There's on-site, friendly Security and he's in uniform. The stairwells are well lit, clear non-cryptic/non-arcane signage. The parking spaces were spacious and get this, it was a very reasonable cost for the entire day. Was it $8 bucks Canadian, which is like $6 US? Not to sound mean but there were no terrible smells, no garbage, no one was loitering, there were no ominous, creaky noises or people lurking clandestinely in the darkness. No broken down machine. It was just very cool, the entire overall experience.