Airport Parking At Park-N-Go

The rate during my 3 week parking stay was $ 9.50/day, only $ 0.50/day cheaper than parking connected to the airport. Certainly not worth the hassle of catching the shuttle. On my departure, I didn’t have any cash on hand to tip the shuttle driver and he gave me the worst look. Upon my return from my trip I found that my vehicle had a flat tire. I took it to be repaired and there was nothing to repair. No nail, cut, or hole. The air just mysteriously vanished. I’m not saying that somebody at the lot did this… but it makes me wonder…

I had been a Qwik Parker for ~15 years. Over that time the booth service had gone downhill. While the drivers were stellar, I just couldn’t continue paying for bad service at the front. Knowing that the Koza family owns Airlines Parking and U.S. Park, I wanted to take my dollars elsewhere.
On my first visit to Park-​N-​Go, I was warmly greeted at the booth when exiting and made to feet I was valued as a customer. It’s a small family owned business and they try harder!
I still feel safe and secure on their lot and the price is competitive. The price for a VIT (Very Important Traveler — card that’s issued upon asking) is only $.50 more but you also get a frequent stay card for a free visit after 10.
The only drawback I have found is that I have had to give myself a little more time using them as they don’t differentiate between terminals for drop off. Therefore, if I’m going to Mid-​Field terminal, they stop at Smith terminal as well. This is generally for both the drop-​off and the pickup.
Bottom line, is that I find I’m now being thanked for my business regularly, where that was not the case at Qwik Park. I would recommend them as a local business providing excellent customer service.

Park-​n-​Go was the best value at DTW for long-​term parking. Payment was kind of goofy and you need to keep each and every document, ticket, and scrap of paper they give you to get the price you were quoted and be able to get out of the lot at the end.
Shuttle at departure was prompt and the driver was courteous. You have to walk a bit to get to the terminal from the drop-​off, so keep that in mind if you have a large luggage load.
Arriving, shuttle was slow to arrive. Driver Mr J literally THREW my carry on into the back of the shuttle, where their luggage is stowed. I worried about a fragile vacation souvenir that I had expertly packed (with styrofoam padding) inside, but as it was sealed in a box and surrounded by tightly packed clothing, I left it to be unpacked at home and wished for the best.
Oh, no! Of course the item is now cracked! If you use this lot and their shuttle, be wary that what you save in dollars may be reflected in the other aspects of their service.
On an up note, I did find a sparkly purple tinsel spider about the size of a grapefruit laying in the parking lot. So I took it.

I hadn’t flown out of DTW before and was appalled at the prices at the airport. Looking around, I found these guys. They were the cheapest that I could find at 8.50/day. They allow you to pay online, but the website and how they have you pay through Paypal is pretty lame. You also have to bring your receipt to show them that you paid (what’s to keep someone else from using the same receipt if they entered the same day and paid for the same number of days?), and if you don’t, they say there’s no way to look you up and will charge you again.
I nearly missed the place as it’s down a side road and pulling in, it looks more like a maintenance garage than a parking location. The lot itself is pretty run down and without any asphalt maintenance that I could see.
However, when I arrived at 0500, there was a driver waiting who gladly helped with my bags and I was at the airport within 10 minutes of arriving at the parking lot.
Granted, I haven’t returned, so an update may be coming if there’s something up with my car after I get back.

First impressions can make or break someone’s opinions on your business. And my first impressions when pulling in to their lot was not very positive. There was an apparent lack of care for the lot maintenance mainly when it came to snow removal/​control. They basically cleared a small path that was just wide enough to drive down the aisles and that was it. The parking spots themselves had about a foot or more snow built up and I had to trek through it to get my suitcase from my back seat.
The driver I had was really nice and was super accommodating after I realized I had left my wallet in my car shortly after departing. He was cool and offered to take me back to get it, but had to radio it in first to let the dispatcher know. When he asked for permission the person on the other end let out a giant sigh before replying with a very unenthusiastic «Yeah, whatever… I GUESS!» Did he not realize I was in the vehicle and could hear him?
The main reasons I parked here instead of one of the many other lots is because I had a coupon and you take your keys with you after you park. Other lots want to have your keys so they can move your car around to different spots if need be. If Seinfeld has thought be anything it’s to not trust your keys with a parking lot. You never know if they are using your backseat for Hookers to turn tricks in. That is probably a bit extreme, but it’s nice to have the peace of mind knowing that there are no random strangers taking your car for a joyride.

i don’t agree with the previous review. this would be a case of ‘you get what you pay for’ (rude cashier, rough around the edges establishment, lame website, crappy scheduling, weird coupon policy) for six bucks… except that you get more (quick service, reliable, 24h, polite drivers) than you expect. i have piece of mind with these guys and thats huge. they’re like your favorite old sweatshirt.

I will never use these guys again. No value, rude driver, and inconvenient.