Paid for parking using QR code in parking lot, and received confirmation that my session started…read more Returned to my vehicle within my paid session time and found a ticket on my vehicle. Started the dispute and since there is no proof of MY license plate on any of their app's they claim I didn't pay. Even though I have proof of payment that is time stamped on my bank statement. So instead of paying $14 for 2 hours now they want $83. It looks like they are now going to drag out the dispute process until I either cave and pay them or until I decide to file a class action lawsuit over $14. It is criminal and irresponsible conduct on their part. If their confirmation of payment on the app, doesn't confirm that YOUR vehicle's session has started, they can try to claim you didn't pay. Wish I could give 0 star rating. See ya in court diamond parking lawyer guy.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. I have never experienced such an unhelpful company before. They…read moreissued me a $80 + ticket after I had proof of having paid for my time parking. They were very adamant that after I had given a session ID, payment confirmation, and asked for an appeal I was still in the wrong. Not to mention this went weeks of no late responses. I then was issued a "one time courtesy" pass. They will take your money if they can no matter the proof and hold it against you if you happen to slip up again. Criminal acitons over such little amounts.

So, was sitting in my vehicle (parked at a meter) when this EasyPark truck just pulled into a blue…read moreHANDICAPPED parking spot, driver got out, and walked away. I actually looked for him to ask him why, since there were several open spots nearby. But couldn't find him. About ten minutes later he returned and drove away. Many patrons at a nearby business witnessed this. He was actually confronted by several of them. My question: Who is paying for that $350 ticket that I would have gotten had I parked there (which I would NEVER do!)?

Why is downtown Anchorage dead. It's Easy Park!…read more I came downtown brought quarters to avoid paying an additional fee. Went to my meter put the coins in and walked away! Came back to a ticket saying the meter is not operational. Went to the office to tell them. They said the meter was not functioning. Because if this I should have paid a different way. Card wouldn't work but the two apps. All of those charge an additional fee. The fact is I paid and it still took my coins. Then I got a $20 ticket. They are not willing to work with me. So you will get all $20 in Pennie's because I wouldn't want to have a few for me using a card. The fact I work at a non profit and have myself and others have been ticketed at 9am or 901am means your station people near our site (targeting) because you know most of us start at 7am and might forget to pay right at 9am. I can say that easy park is by far one of the worst parking agency's I have ever worked with. Poor customer service, bad behavior around parking and maintenance of their own equipment. They can break the law, park illegally or in red zones but I can't put money in a meter if it's broken. I have to use an app somehow without my phone or move my car. Funny I could have moved two spots down was also open but also a broken meter! FIX YOUR Stuff easy park. Update emailed them to appeal my ticket. 1035am and it was denied less than 3 hours later. Called the number to talk to someone and the call dropped. Called back says they person your trying to reach is unavailable. They have no problem delivering sub par customer service and not fixing broken meters. I can see why they get more money from tickets and charges for frees from the app, just a frustrating company to deal with.

I have emailed & did there contact via website & still have not heard back from anyone. I have also…read morecalled there main number. I drove my truck in and dropped it off on Tuesday, March 12th in the morning, and returned to pick it up on Wednesday, March 13th around 6:00 PM. When the valet retrieved my vehicle, I was informed that my tire was flat and loose. By loose, he meant that the tire was off the rim. My truck was not dropped off in that condition. The tire was clearly not flat or off the rim when I drove in and left the vehicle. Additionally, the check-in attendant did not note or mention any issue with the tire when my vehicle was signed in, which further confirms it was not in that condition at drop-off. A During this interaction, the attendant simply handed me my keys and walked away. There was no direction given to return to the front desk or complete any type of incident report or claim. I have already submitted a message through your online "Contact Us" portal on the 11th and also sent an email earlier on 12th, but I have not received any response.

Convenient and fast! It was faster than parking in short term parking. Friendly staff, clean vans,…read moreand they appear to run continuously.

Over at the Anchorage downtown partnership the pay as well the work is good but the management is…read morevery poor I could say the management there definitely needs to be improved.

This review is for the Summer Solstice Festival held by the Anchorage Downtown Partnership. I came…read moredown on Saturday to take in the events that were being held on 4th Ave. between C and L St. The place was jam-packed with people who brought their families as well as tourists from other states and countries. To avoid issues with parking, my friend and I decided to park away from the crowds over by the Delaney Park Strip on 10th Ave. There were numerous spaces available and it provides a free, safe area for your car next to a quiet residential area just a couple of blocks away. They had a number of contests and activities lined down the street which includes the Solstice Skate Jam (professional skateboarders and local competitors showcasing their skills on the ramps), the Beard and Moustache Contest (guys doing their best impression of Ernest Hemingway to characters from the Game of Thrones TV show), the Kids Zones (activities for kids that include a giant man-made sandbox in the middle of the street, a gigantic kayak pool, a petting zoo, and rides), and the Antique Auto Mushers (auto enthusiasts showing off their classic cars from 1900 Fords to 1950's T-Birds to 1960's Mustangs). In addition to the contests, they also had several beer gardens with live music playing throughout the day by local musicians taking the stage by the Hard Rock Café, Darwin's Theory Pub, and the Gaslight Lounge. However, the main reason why I came here is an annual event that has been going on for years since Anchorage first held this at the Park Strip many years ago: the Taste of Anchorage! This is an annual event when a large number of eateries and local restaurants join together to make one big line-up of tents serving some awesome dishes by local chefs and State Fair-style food from the food trucks throughout town. This event was held between Noon to 6PM over the weekend. We decided to take a conservative approach by sampling foods from as many different vendors that we could without becoming prematurely stuffed. The first item we tried were the Reindeer Hot Dogs from Smokehouse BBQ. I had mine piled with onions, sauerkraut, and mustard and my friend had hers topped off with onion, mustard and ketchup. The dogs were plump and juicy, fresh off the large BBQ grill. We easily finished these off and washed them down with a bottled water. The next stand we hit was a vendor that served Stuffed Bananas! A very unique dish and I was curious to see how they made this. Apparently they use a pastry tube to squeeze the ingredients into the banana. Very creative! I ordered one stuffed with Nutella and Cheesecake. This was very delicious. It was like holding a dessert like a banana split or Southern-style banana cream pudding in your hands but inside the banana itself. Other toppings they offered were Peanut Butter, Heath Bar, Chocolate, and fruit fillings like Blueberry. They also offered these in a frozen banana version with the same choices available. My friend ordered a fudge cupcake from AK Cake Studios next door. She said they were rich with thick chocolate icing and this was gone after a couple of minutes. (Can't blame her. I wanted a bite but I was too late.) Other food trucks and tents that were there include the Boom Ba Laddy, a regular at the Spenard Food Truck Carnival on Thursdays with offerings like the Georgie Dog (all beef hot dog with jalapenos, cheese sauce, and buffalo sauce topped with shredded cheese) and the Boomba Works Fries (fries with cheese sauce, bacon, green peppers, jalapenos, broccoli, and steak topped with sour cream....Wow!) and Kastle Kreations, a food truck that specializes in cupcakes with flavors like the Turtle (chocolate pecan filled with caramel, topped with vanilla buttercream, dipped in chocolate ganache, and garnished with a pecan), the Oatmeal Cream Pie (oatmeal spice cake filled with marshmallow, topped with cream cheese frosting sprinkled with cinnamon and oats, then garnished with a gummy worm), and the Peanut Butter Pie (chocolate on top of an Oreo crust filled with peanut butter marshmallow cream topped with buttercream, garnished with crushed Butterfingers, and drizzled with chocolate ganache and peanut butter sauce). This is just a very tiny fraction of what I can describe to you when I was down there. The Taste of Anchorage is my favorite annual food event and this was one of the ideas I submitted earlier this year to Andrew H., our Community Ambassador for a UYE event. Speaking to so many people on Yelp, it seems like the common thing that brings everyone together on here is a passion for food. This is undoubtedly one of the best events if not THE best event in town to organize a meet and greet for fellow Yelpers. Games, rides, activities for the kids if you have children, a beer garden, live music, and yes, FOOD, lots of it! This place has it all for just such a thing.

Awesome service. Easy drop off, I added a car wash so my vehicle was clean and warmed up when we…read morearrived after our trip. Pick up from the airport was east and quick. Will definitely use again!

I contacted the manager and he honored the 1 day rate I was promised. Thank you for understanding.read more

Oh gosh. This was a different experience and really kind of heart breaking. The mall is run…read moredown, store options are minimal and it feels dead. Unfortunately malls are dying out and mall operators don't seem focused on pivoting to keep these public spaces open and going. Retailers need to start thinking outside the box and keep energy in these spaces or we will loose in person shopping and that would be such a shame. We did get a few things and shop around but we really expected more for a downtown mall. This needs once over by the developer and the City should be more concerned with its success.

I like to come downtown to the mall depending on which stores I'm hoping to go to…read more Parking is $2 an hour if you park on the side near Sullivan's which isn't free but is awesome if you compare it to paid parking in the lower 48. Mall security is amped up. I saw a security guard doing a power walk towards a maybe homeless person inside. There's tons of stores inside and a nice variety. It's not the same as down south but still good with many quality places to shop from. The bathrooms definitely need more attention though. If you can avoid them, avoid them.

Second time parking here for extended vacation! Pre-Booking and payment was easy, shuttle drivers…read morewere great and prompt. will definitely be using them again!

I used them for the first time in September 2021 for a week. My parents left and then me and my…read morebrother followed them on vacation a week later. It was the first time we didn't have rides so we decided to try this service. You can pay online in advance, I believe you get the best deal booking early but I am uncertain. I kind of remember it being $10 cheaper the week prior when I was getting a quote so don't quote me on that part. You can pay day by day, so when you roll up if there are places to park available you just follow the signs to which lot is open and park then you just pay when you get back with your ticket. This service for us was cheaper in the end to use, a Uber from where we lived would of costed us $40 one way not including tip and to park for about 8 days was $78 for the uncovered parking. It is a little more pricey for the covered parking and I believe I saw or read the have blocks to plug in your car during the winter. Remember where you parked though, the one who was driving the shuttle to the airport was kind enough to write my parking space on a card which helped a lot because it also has the directions when you land back in anchorage on how to get a shuttle to come and pick you up. The car wash at the end was a major bonus for us lol as my dad and I were picking up the car I told my dad about it and I said we didn't have to. He looked at me and said, heck yeah I was a car wash! Easy place to use and it's convenient which is a major plus for me. I like easy things and to be bothered by human interaction as less as possible, so this place works well!

My 2004 Denali was stolen from the airport on 15 Jan 2025. Despite their daily license plate…read morechecks, and staff knowing my truck ran the exit gate, I had to find my truck missing before they figured out it was stolen. There are 3 cameras and not one can accurately see faces or license plate of entering vehicles or exiting vehicles. Horrible parking security. Lack luster safety of your vehicle. If I could give it a zero I would.

What a sad joke. Three times in 2 months I have been trapped for more than 25 minutes because the…read moreequipment doesn't work. The tickets are often errors which won't open the gate. You then have to call and wait for someone to drive over to let you out. And they sometimes forget about you and you wait for someone else to leave.

Interesting building but nothing to go out of your way for. Building is fenced off but you can…read morestill walk around the perimeter and see a bit of the interior. From the cruise port, it was an easy walk (30 minutes?) to get to. If you like history and it is a nice sunny day in Whittier, then I would recommend visiting. If the weather is poor, do not bother and just see the building from afar.

This is the weird, runned-down building you must visit in weird Whittier…read more It's pretty easy to find, Whittier isn't very big and it's "just on the edge of town". There are plagues explaining the details better than I ever could but, the gist is: this was once a thriving military facility. Complete with a bowling alley and a movie theatre! The because of budget cuts (?) it was just left to rot. And here it stands. Entering this decaying facility is highly frowned upon and likely very dangerous, but there are plenty of interesting things to see from the outside.

Has Potable water, RV dumping station and propane filling. Not all Tesoros or other had stations…read morein town offer Potable water. Right next to Fred Meyers.