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Beech
16th Street Center Parking - ParkChirp
Meow Wolf
Elitch Gardens Parking
Aspen
Elm Lot
Fir
Walnut
Central Parking
Larimer Square Parking Garage
Aquarium Self Parking
500 Wazee St Parking
Reviews
Easy to find and lots of parking. Cost was $8
The posted prices are not accurate. Charged 20$ for less than 2 hours of parking
Don’t fall for the large banner visible from I-25 on their lot that says that parking during football games is $10. It is really $30 and they don’t seem to care that it is a bait and switch. Not to mention getting out of there is a nightmare after a game. Tried to get a picture on the way out but this was the best I could do as driving by. It says “$10 Football Parking” clearly on the banner although my picture only shows part of it.
It's fun, but $50+ per ticket worth of fun is a stretch.
Kind of sucks you can pay $45 for a designated time slot at Meow Wolf and there still won’t necessarily be available parking, even for the extra $15 fee 😬 Meow Wolf was a GREAT experience, but yea the parking kinda… needlessly stressful! Not to mention the parking attendants really were just endlessly circling around the lot checking every car. They really don’t give you a second to get everything in order!
Reasonable price for a few great hours!
I've been to this one, and the meow wolf in Dallas and this one sucked. It cost more ($53/person with parking), it wasn't 3D, and every doorway into another room was just a normal door. There wasn't any cool things to crawl through or anything. It was really boring and not worth the money.
Being that it was my first time it was a little bit confusing, trying to figure out how this parking garage worked and I disliked that I had to go up four levels before I found a spot, but I really liked that they had an on-site attendant, and it seems secure and really well maintained.
Roland is absolutely amazing! Always takes care of the garage and is very helpful. Thank you Roland
Great place to park for Broncos games. ¾ mile walk to stadium. Only $8.
Abhorrent customer service and unnecessarily complicated process to leave. We booked parking online, everything getting into the garage went smoothly, getting out was the issue. The website says to press the assistance button and read out your Transaction ID. The lady who answered couldn't be more unhelpful. Her questions were very vague and when you gave what you thought was the answer she would cut me off and paint me as an idiot. For example she asked what where I booked and I said online, and she asked again where i booked so i assumed she misheard me and repeated myself. Her response was along the lines of "i know you've booked online, you've said that already. What website did you book on? (I go to answer and then immediately) There are many websites that are used to book parking garage tickets which one is it?" Then i said Park Chirp was the website, and because of my Aussie accent she became frustrated as she didn't understand, I even had to put on an American accent to keep her from carrying on in frustration. Another example was when she asked what address was on the booking. I replied with my address that i was staying at and she flipped again. She said there are no garages there for miles and i said oh sorry i thought you meant my home address as that is the one on the booking and asked did she mean the garage i was currently in. Rudely said yes. Now usually when you go to a parking garage, namely 16th Street Center Parking Garage, and asked for assistance, you assume they know where the hell you're asking for assistance. Apparently not! I said 16th Street Center Parking Garage and again she shut me down. She wanted the EXACT address, number, street, subrub, zip code, galaxy the lot! I could not believe the gall on this person to ask such vague questions and expect me to read her mind. I expected better from one of the main parking garages, definitely put a sour start to the Denver day trip. We later on used the Music parking Garage later in the day and had a much nicer experience, i recommend going there instead.
Cool place and I enjoyed the experience but overall expensive ticket for the experience. Spent about 2.5 hours here and cool for a one-time experience but won’t be bringing any future guests here just based on the price.
Looks like no maintenance has been done since my last visit 5 years ago. Yellow arrows directing traffic are barely visible. Was hard to find parking a bit (before realizing to find a spot, go directly to the farthest part of the parking lot) 08/2023
This was such an incredible experience! Yes, the ticket and parking was expensive, but for the nearly 4 hours we spent here, it was worth it. We could see all the hard work, time, and detail that went into the displays. I've never been to anything like this, with only really traditional art museums to compare. The art styles were so eclectic and funky, maximalism to the max! It's a very photogenic space, so make sure your phone is charged, and wearing an outfit that matches the aesthetic is never a bad idea.
Map: The first floor has the gift shop, cafe, and a temporary exhibit. The second floor is closed to the public (I assume its storage or a studio space). The top 3 floors have art exhibits with winding halls and mysterious doors leading to new areas.
Accessibility: There are staircases and a lot of small passageways. None of the doors do not have automatic buttons, and most of them require a slight oomph to open, but not any trouble for anyone able-bodied. This place is definitely not handicapped accessible. There are small seats available throughout the exhibits, but aren't always easy to find. There are sounds playing through speakers and bright lights throughout all of the exhibits that may cause overstimulation/sensory overload. The displays featuring strobe lights are clearly marked and are not on any main pathways. Some parts are very dimly lit and may be difficult to navigate.
Map: The first floor has the gift shop, cafe, and a temporary exhibit. The second floor is closed to the public (I assume its storage or a studio space). The top 3 floors have art exhibits with winding halls and mysterious doors leading to new areas.
Accessibility: There are staircases and a lot of small passageways. None of the doors do not have automatic buttons, and most of them require a slight oomph to open, but not any trouble for anyone able-bodied. This place is definitely not handicapped accessible. There are small seats available throughout the exhibits, but aren't always easy to find. There are sounds playing through speakers and bright lights throughout all of the exhibits that may cause overstimulation/sensory overload. The displays featuring strobe lights are clearly marked and are not on any main pathways. Some parts are very dimly lit and may be difficult to navigate.
It's definitely worth the $10 upgrade to get the preferred parking at Elitch Gardens if you want to have a great day at a fun amusement park
Here on vacation. Parking was great. My granddaughters took me all over the park. The rides were awesome. Never grow up is my moto. I had a great time. Coming back again soon.
DO NOT PARK HERE! They will ticket you $80 for any reason and threaten to send you to collections. The when you try to pay the $80 out of fear you will be on hold for hours
Kids had fun, not alot of rides for toddlers. Some of bigger rides not running
Was here for a company event. Was exactly what you'd expect of a park like this...over crowded, high priced & too many lines... The employees seemed friendly & our catered meal was decent.
Great place for the family 😃
This place is so unique very different from sea world, I really enjoyed it , they aren't limited they have tigers too.
I prepaid for a parking spot for a weekend for $75. We went to leave and pressed the call number multiple times to read off the transaction number and no one answered. My friend who was driving ended up paying an extra $60 for us to get out because the event we were at let out and there was a huge line. They will not answer the phone or reply to my emails. Don't bother with this place unless you like spending $135 for parking.
Had to call the non-emergency police department because the call center on the box was not working, the box itself was not responding (at best said “error contacting server”), and there was no attendant. We are still stuck and waiting for police lol.
Unique experience but wayyy to overpriced. $40 per ticket for us plus $16 to park and we saw everything in 45 minutes… we would not go back. If you’re looking for something fun and exciting to do on a date, I would suggest going somewhere else. This is way too overpriced for only a short visit that is not super interactive. We pressed five buttons that made different sounds, and that was it for the interactive experience. Lots of colors and weird sounds but that’s pretty much it for the experience.
Go somewhere else for your money. I'm leaving reviews everywhere now cause I tried to reach out to them privately on how they are trying to improve their cleanliness (been twice now hoping for some sort of improvement, but no), their exhibits have gone down hill tremendously by damage and lights are burned out along many areas of exhibits and be sure to call before you go and ask if any of the exhibits are closed because I bought my tix just before going and there was no warning of 2 exhibits being closed.
Again, I reached out to them to see how they are trying to improve these aspects and their response, "we are not for everyone. Try us again someday with an open mind"
Ridiculous. Boo Meow Wolf.
Again, I reached out to them to see how they are trying to improve these aspects and their response, "we are not for everyone. Try us again someday with an open mind"
Ridiculous. Boo Meow Wolf.
Very easy parking lot across the street from the aquarium! Keep swimming!
Yep, it's a garage
The ticket for 8 dollars is valid for 24 hours, the next morning we had a note on the window that overnight parking is not allowed. What is that about?
Be warned that they don't staff on Sundays even though the parking garage is still open. So if there is a brief power outage that bricks all of the scanners, you will not be able to get into or out of the garage. This happened to us, and was very scary until the hotel next door was able to help us.
Trapped us in the garage for over 30 minutes while machine was down. Company didn’t answer the phone and when an employee finally came they still wanted us to pay. Wild. The machine is down often. Save yourself a headache and park anywhere else, it’s worth paying an extra $5 to not have to deal with this.
Don't be fooled by lack of signs at the entrance to the parking lot, it is not a free parking lot. I got a $45 dollar ticket when I came out of the exhibition. If there was clear signs at the entrance I would have paid the fee.
There are no signs/gates/ they make it appear as a free parking lot connected to exhibition. It is a bait.
There are no signs/gates/ they make it appear as a free parking lot connected to exhibition. It is a bait.
Wonderful but I'm a season pass holder so I park to the right always so it's never been a issue for me in 3 years
Beware! This lot is operated by PRRS who has been investigated by Channel 7 MULTIPLE times. They are known for being scammers and will ticket you even when you paid. I parked here on 5/28, paid through the online app they have, and still came back to a ticket on my windshield. Avoid at all costs. If you did park here and got a fake ticket like I did, understand your rights and know they cannot make you pay this. DO NOT PAY THEM if you have proof you paid for parking. They CANNOT take legal action against you in Denver. Provide them your proof of payment and ignore them. Why Denver still allows companies like this KNOWN for scamming people to operate in their city limits is beyond me. Just whatever you do please DO NOT pay these people and enable them.
Have had good luck parking here (at least 3 times so far) and reserving ahead of time through the SpotHero app. Safe, well lit, and usually lots of availability. Pretty easy system to go in and out and scan your already paid parking on the app. Easy access to Denver Center for the Performing Arts complex down the road. Just be aware the pricing can fluctuate based on the time of day and day of the week.
Hey its a parking lot there is some sort of special for $10 extra you can park closer for a day but I'd rather park to da left to da left and put my $10 toward the best funnel cake you can get around here 😉
4 stars bc the address on the website took you to the back alley pedestrian entrance and cars aren't allowed down the alley so we had to loop around majorly bc road detours
Affordable and convenient lot for all events in the Ball Arena vicinity. Easy to use on the app, so you don't even have to get out of your car to pay. You can even store your info to make it even easier. Have never struggled to find a spot to park.
Their meter or pay station doesn’t work. It’s dead. Then they charge you $80+ for not paying. Happy to pay if your stuff worked??
I parked here for just over an hour on a Friday night and was charged $30! There are many posted signs which clearly state that the cost for weekday night parking is $10, but a single temporary sign as you are exiting the garage (it CANNOT be seen while entering the garage) that had the $30 price listed. Park elsewhere.
Their website and the display at the ramp clearly state that from 5pm to 5am is a flat $10 but we were charged $24. The attendant was worthless and claimed it wasn't the case. I had no choice but to pay but you can bet I'll be disputing the charge.
Parking was fine, but overpriced. $30 on Saturday nights, compared to $10 three blocks away at DCPA.
$30.00 to park 4h 11m on a Saturday night
Safe and affordable lot. Just make sure you pay in the first 10 minutes upon entering. They will send you a ticket for 80 bucks if you don't. They have cameras monitoring the entering and exiting of cars so they know when you arrive.
Misleading pricing, alert. They had a banner one could see when driving down the street saying $7/day weekend rate. I parked on Saturday night. When I went to take my var away the next day I was asked to pay $33. They gave me some complicated explanation about entry/exit time rules that applied, none of which were advertised in that banner I had seen. When I exited I saw some extra info at the entrance which one can see on the way out but which is very difficult to spot on the way in. The ladies on the speaker were not friendly at all. They clearly get a lot of these issues and are frustrated too. Avoid or read all the fine print!
One of the worst parking lots in the city. Poorly maintained parking lines and signs that you won't see when parking. They will fine you for occupying two seats with the vehicle and will charge you $80. That is why they are interested in poor maintenance, to continue charging fines to the poor customers who unconsciously let us fall into their private parking lot. Do not take it as a joke and run away from that place, there are better and cheaper places.
This parking lot is pretty good. You can expect to pay $7.50 (2021 price) for a day of parking. There is no good parking pass option. Theres allot of cops in the lot so you know your car will be safe. Nice short walk to some buildings but there is cheaper parking a litteral 2 minuite away (T-lot)
80 dollar fee because I was 5 min late to pick up my car. Park somewhere else. This place is a scam
I paid parking through the parkwhiz app and still got a ticket. Ticket is $80. The timestamp on the ticket shows 5 hours earlier than when I parked. DO NOT PARK here if you paid through parkwhiz app.
Convenient
Fast and friendly people
Very expensive compared to other locations a bit further from the city center, but you can't beat the location.
Fir. It's great.
A little small compared to Atlanta aquarium but it was pretty cool! It had different ecosystems and they decorated and made it feel like you were in those animals environment. Many many different kinds of species in amazingly decorated tanks with awesome views it was well worth the 30 bucks per adult and my almost 3 year old was free! Dont forget the 4-d theater. We really enjoyed our time there!
Basic parking lot. No security.
I just discovered this place the other day as we are going to a show at the Paramount. I was desperate to find a place to park and was expecting to pay 10 or so dollars in order to park here. I was pleasantly surprised to find the parking after 4 PM on weekdays is only five dollars. Not to mention there was plenty of spots to park in. It's underneath the Denver Post building do you have to take elevator up to the top and then walk to the lobby but whatever. I'm going to keep this place in mind even if I have to be on the other side of 16th St. as I will pay the five dollars and just take a shuttle.