Very poor signage! We wanted terminal 1 long term parking uncovered but when we came to the airport…read moreit said Terminal 3 parking and no mention of Terminal 1 parking Also, when in terminal 3 parking there are no signs inside the parking structure saying it's terminal 3. To make matters worse when I used the help phone the operator was impatient, spoke to fast and hung up on me! Finding the right parking should not be this difficult!

For some reason, I've always used the long-term parking garage ($18/day) even though I know the…read moreeconomy lot is cheaper ($12/day) - when traveling during the recent holiday, we had heard that parking garage spaces were limited and planned to use the econ lot for the first time. Thankfully all went well - easy to find, plenty of spaces, signage to locate your car later, short wait for the shuttle both ways, no real complains. For those who are particular, yes your car is exposed to the elements in the open lot rather than covered. Other than the heat, we don't really have major weather events here so it's a minor point to me. For those who say they'd rather Uber - go ahead, you'll spend more unless you live nearby. For us, living nearly up in Centennial, the lot cost was less than what we'd spend one-way on the drive. For bonus points, they have an assistance number posted for if you have car issues - staff are available to come by to jump start your car, inflate flat tires, etc. We came back to a low tire and they were out within 10 minutes, quick and friendly. I can't say we'll use this lot every time, but after this first positive experience (and roughly $30 savings), it's worth leaving a few minutes early.

This is a review of the Promenade Garage parking adjacent to Vic's Restaurant in Symphony park. The…read moregarage provides easy in/out and is very well lighted and maintained. They charge $6 for parking during events you attend at the Smith Center and will have extra employees on hand for extra assistance with traffic flow. There are different parking lots for the Smith Center but this location is closest to Vic's Restaurant and close to Myron's Caberet Jazz.

On a Sunday morning, my family and I had lunch at How Ya Dough'n at the BLVD. Looking for parking…read morein the area, we noticed that there was the BLVD parking facility located on South Las Vegas Blvd. It's part of the new BLVD on Las Vegas. It will have shopping, dining, and entertainment in the complex. Right now, there were only a few shopping stores, and How Ya Dough'n at the top of the BLVD. They have over 1300 parking spaces. This includes free self parking as long as you plan on shopping or dining and obtain their QR validation at the stores. This is a nice departure from most of the strip garages where they will start charging you the minute you drive into the garage, unless you're a local. The overall flow of traffic in the BLVD parking area is much better managed than many other areas along the strip. The area includes designated pick up/drop off locations for ride share services as well as directional signage that directed me to the exact location I needed to be. Overall, the combination of convenience and the atmosphere of the shopping and dining area were a good match for the rest of the BLVD Las Vegas space.

I stayed at The Hilton Vacation Club Polo Towers Las Vegas for one week. I didn't want to pay for…read morevalet parking. Luckily, BLVD parking lot was conveniently located right in front of the hotel. I parked here and paid for each night. There is no in and out access. Once you exit, it will be considered as one day's parking. It's a hidden gem because it's right on the Las Vegas strip close to The Showcase Mall and right across the street from The Eaterly. Very easy to park. Pretty safe. Lots of spaces to choose from. Prices are very reasonable. Even if I'm not staying at the hotel, I would park here for the day and walk to where I need to visit on the Las Vegas strip. Funny, I stayed for the week and I did not once check out the BLVD shopping center. I'll have to add it to my list to see next time I am in town. Thanks BLVD Parking!

Easiest terminal parking! Signs are very clear whether to go to short-term parking or long-term…read moreparking. Plenty of spaces there's elevators people who are helping with pedestrians and traffic control.. as a local. This is a very simple parking lot to go in and out to pick people up who are visiting and to park long-term when you're flying out.

When you're going out and driving, the vehicle needs to have a happy place!…read more Is it safe downtown? That's a loaded question? Now we can feel assured that when we come back from fun, the ride will be in the same condition as when we left it. Remember you pay a little more for that special attention. This garage is connected to the Plaza hotel and a few other hotels too! It's easy to maneuver through and around it. The main reason for parking here is the convenience and the security of us and the car. Now as you park as get out this is a newer facility for the cars and parking, "to us!" The decor of the facility is truly unique. It's that older 70s blend of color tones. Its retro design is done well . The numbers for each floor are adorned with hot wheels cars and then painted over. It's the small details that make a lasting impression. Now we know the car will be safe let's go.

This is definitely a place to park downtown when you need parking safe and secure one of the…read morecleanest and nicest garages I've ever been in. Yes it's a paid garage but it's very safe. Security is always around and it very well lit lots of signage. You know it's easy to find your car and the floors are well marked and well lit. I highly recommend this place if you're downtown for an event and you need to find parking. This is a place to go to...

When I checked in at Notoriety last night, I noticed that someone had added the Neonopolis parking…read moregarage but had not reviewed it. I often use this parking, especially in summer when it's a bit cooler being undeground. There are two levels and there are two elevators in the center of each level. The problem for those not accustomed to this garage is getting to the entrance. The entrance is a right turn from 4th Street just past Fremont. Street You must be going north on 4th as it is one way north. You go down a ramp and there are two lanes with gates. When you get to the machine, press the screen where it says Get Ticket. This prints your ticket with a bar code for checking out. You then make a small right cruve to enter parking level 1. If full, you can go down to level 2. The elevators are not much of a walk no matter where you park on your level. Keep the ticket with you. When you leave, there are two kiosks near the elevators. You have two choices--send a text to the number on the ticket and pay with your phone or scan the bar code at the kiosk creen. Then insert your credit card and pay. You have the option to get a receipt. This is always a good idea. Once you have paid, you have a half hour to leave. When you get to one of the three checkoput lanes, scan the bar code in front of the screen and the gate will open. Then it's a short uphill and you come up from the garage near 4th Street and Ogden. It's very convenient. GThey have raised their prices as elsewhere. It used to be that the first hour was free. No more unless they don't advertise this benefit.

Been here a couple of times recently and the garage is near Carson and 4th. Definitely Google…read more"Neonopolis Underground Parking" for directions. Entrance is like blink or miss it and goes down quickly. There is a height restriction, so if you have a tall vehicle check 1st. I did see some trucks in there, though. I have a small SUV crossover and get around fine. Lots of spaces and easy to walk to the elevators (if they are working) or the stairs. Restaurants vary from 1st - 3rd floors, which will require escalators if the elevators don't work as they didn't today. Hopefully they get fixed soon!

Always on time and when you need them, service is excellent…read more If you get stranded they will send out a Designated driver to pick you up, drive you in your own car, park it wherever you need... there's a second car following so the driver is never left stranded. Also the service is open 24/7, love all the drivers and customer support.

Great service that really ensures the safety of everyone on the road! The folks running this…read morebusiness are fantastic, they really care.

My 2026 New Year's Resolution is to walk the equivalent of US 1 from the Fort Kent, Main/ Canada…read moreBorder to Miami, Florida. To accomplish this goal I will be hiking and taking long walks. Additionally there will be times where I have to give my car frequent rest. While it gets its rest I will be walking greater distances with the assistance of the C.A.T. buses. The South Strip Transfer Center (abbreviated SSTC from this point forward) plays a role in achieving this goal. This is a relatively realistic goal to meet taking into consideration that my residence is close to a major local route. The SSTC is located in an area that has the environment of a business park. It is south of Harry Reid International Airport and the Las Vegas Strip and a short walk from the Rental Car Facility. It provides connections to local routes including the 212: Sunset Road, 217: Warm Springs Road, 104: Valley View Road, 109: Maryland Parkway, and 117: S. Las Vegas Boulevard. It also connects with the Las Vegas Strip via the Duece and Harry Reid International Airport via the 109. Lately I have used this facility three times. In September, I used it with a local route that connected me to SSTC and the 109 to Harry Reid International Airport. I admit that it isn't the funnest thing to wheel a suitcase across a major intersection then wait by a busy road for the bus and wait again at the terminal for another. However, this saved me $20 each way and the bus stop was at Level Zero right by the ticket counter and baggage claim. This was a closer walk and less of a wait for a ride share. Recently I did a long walk to the facility although there were contiguous bus stops for a local route along the highway. From the facility I took the 117 to the South Point. Before I ever set foot in the SSTC, I had the perception that it would be grimy. However when I have visited here, it has been a clean facility with an active security presence. I have seen no graffiti and vandalism. When I looked on top of the bay a camera was keeping an eye on me. This creates a perception of safety. Apparently many other people feel safe here. The SSTC is attached to a parking lot. Apparently many people use it as a free alternative to the Harry Reid International Airport long term parking. There is even a form to fill out to inform security. If there was a feeling of safety concerns, I do not feel that people would leave their car here for up to seven days. I feel the need for improvement with ticketing at the customer service. Speaking of ticketing a bus ride on a local route costs $2 and an all day pass that includes the Duece costs $5. The problem that I found out from the mouth of an Agent is that you cannot purchase tickets at the counter. This is a flaw considering that places like Albertsons sell them. Apparently you can buy them on the bus. This is unhelpful when you do not have direct change or have questions with payment methods. This is definitely a flaw. As I write this, I would like to think that later on in 2026 and beyond that I will be using the SSTC. Especially as a connection between a local bus route and the Duece that will bring me to and from the Las Vegas Strip. With this, I conclude my review with these three tips: Tip One: the CAT and Duece with the SSTC saves money on the atrocious parking fees. Tip Two: You do not have to worry about drinking and driving. Tip Three: You save an extraordinary amount of money by not spending it on ride shares.

The South Strip Transfer Terminal is very easy to navigate…read more Employees/ staff are very friendly and helpful. Also a lot of the locals are very friendly and helpful as well. Great way to get around Vegas!