Pacific Place

This parking offers you worst customer service but the most reasonable decent parking in Seattle downtown.
If you are visiting Seattle on weekends, you might find same or better deal so shop around. But if you are visiting Seattle downtown on weekdays, don’t shop around and just park here.
I have been using this parking every time I need to park in downtown for past 10+ years but people works at the casher are consistently have bad attitude with zero customer service mind set. They instantly made me unhappy or even upset just by going though a simple payment transaction. Now I use machines to avoid get involved with them. The machines used to be broken a lot but the new one seemed functioning fine. Maybe it time for them to get rid of all unhappy workers and have the machines to do all the job.
I like this parking because spaces are decently wide. I also feel safe to leave my car overnight if I need to. I parked overnight for $ 15 this week, I was expected to pay $ 25 – 28 according to their published rate so it was a big surprise.
Hotel’s overnight parking in Seattle downtown is crazy, runs around $ 40 – 60. This parking is great alternative options for those who staying nearby hotels. I stayed at Sheraton with my out of state guests, I am so glad that I park here otherwise I would end up paying for a valet parking at Sheraton $ 57+gratuity.
The key to keep you smiling this parking experience is to avoid interact with employees, deal with machines only.

$ 4 to drive around and around for 15 minutes and not find parking? No thanks! I came here on a random Wednesday afternoon around 12:10pm. I say random because it wasn’t a holiday and there wasn’t any big convention happening and yet, I couldn’t find a parking spot. Other garages will put a sign out when the lot is full. I guess the place needs business because I, along with about 30 other drivers were all looking for that needle in the haystack. Will certainly avoid this place in the future.

I can’t believe that I’m writing a review for a parking garage, but the Pacific Place Mall parking garage is the best parking option in the Seattle downtown area. They have very reasonable prices, and they are owned by the City of Seattle. On the weekends, they have a flat $ 10 all-​day rate. For evenings after 5pm, they have a flat $ 6 rate. I also like that the garage is part of the mall, well-​lit and feels secure. I’ve parked at other garages in the downtown area that did not feel secure or well-​lit. I’ve had my car broken into at the Triple Door parking garage. I know a lot of people don’t like paying for parking, but the Pacific Place Mall garage makes it more bearable if you have to come to downtown Seattle.

When I’m coming downtown, to go shopping, see a movie, the sights, etc., I usually park at Pacific Place. They have some of the best rates available and its literally right in the middle of downtown, so it’s not too far of a walk to your destination. Also, if you’re taking bit longer, you don’t have to worry about running back to your car to put more money in the meter.
You pay for parking as you leave and there’s a big cashier window on the 1^st floor of Pacific Place or you can use one of the automated machines to pay for parking. It’s a pretty big garage too, with multiple levels. After 5 PM, there is a flat rate of $ 6.00, which is pretty awesome and cheap!

The parking administrators are complete jerks and hate motorcycles. I followed the instructions on the ticket to pay the cashier and they stated to get out and do not bother us with paying motorcycle tickets. I asked him to make sure they had some clear instructions to follow so I could pay and he told me to get out and handle it with Diamond Parking which is completely contrary to what the ticket states. Apparently, Diamond Parking only hires a-​holes.

I parked here this week during the day for a couple of hours. When I tried to use the machine to pay, it accepted my parking card which was in perfect condition. Then when I inserted my credit card, it «ate» the card and said there was a jam. I told one of the reps who just stared at me and then turned and looked at a woman who went to look at the machine without saying anything. She got the card out and gave it to the first rep, who swiped it at his station (successfully) then literally tossed the card back at me! I was treated like I had offended them. They really need to learn how to treat customers without the attitude, surliness and rudeness, and fix their equipment.

Used to be a good place for motorcycles to park; a flat rate for the day and easy in and out. Got a little worse with the new parking gates that were too wide for motorcycles to bypass safely, requiring either a call to the operator or tailgating a vehicle large enough to set off their sensors in the pavement.
Just went to a hourly rate for the motorcycles, so now you have to call an operator, wait for a ticket, then juggle the ticket while trying to exit — meaning you probably can’t glove up until you’re past the gate. Combined with how some people drive in here and the sliiiiiick concrete on the ramp on rainy days, and you’re better off parking somewhere else.

I parked my car here overnight because the hours that are posted said that they opened at 5am but when I went to leave at 6am for work they were still closed. I tried calling several times but no answer. I had to call in at work because they failed to open when they were supposed to. Never park your car here if you have to leave early in mornings!

If I could, I would rate this 0 or less than that! This place operates like a scam. I called up their phone number to verify their overnight weekend parking rates. A guy called Gidi answered the phone and quite emphatically told me that I am welcome to come and park there and charge for parking over a 24-​hr period on weekend is $ 10. He also mentioned that I should mention his name while paying for the ticket because their «system» doesn’t always work and that they are in the process of ficxing it (whatever that means). I took him at his word and parked my car there on a Saturday night through Sunday evening.
Next day Sunday, when I go to pay for my ticket at the counter, there is a guy called Sid who coolly informs me that the charge is $ 25. I explained everything I said above and that I had talked to Gidi etc. etc. Sid then tells me that there is no such thing and that $ 25 is the charge. I asked him if he knows Gidi and she says YES! I tell him to let Gidi know and he said I should call him the next time instead. All in all, this conversation went around in circles for 15 minutes until I gave up wasting my time and paid $ 25 and left never to return there again!
Their staff basically gives out false information to lure people there and then deny it. Lesson learnt: This company is run by scammers. Do not park here.

Convenient location, but horrible customer service. Basically, park there but hope you never need to talk to someone who works there.

Wow! $ 10 to park indoors overnight for 24 hours in downtown Seattle? That’s a steal. Stayed overnight at the Hyatt Olive 8 Hotel, but when I heard that parking was $ 40 to stay at the hotel I started looking online for alternatives. When I saw the $ 10 for weekend parking I didn’t quite believe it so I called the parking lot and they said «yup, it’s $ 10 for 24 hours Saturday and Sunday.» Still did not quite believe it until I took my ticket stub and paid and sure enough $ 10 as promised.

If you’re going to try and park downtown, this is the place. The $ 6 after 5pm is a great deal and the area isn’t sketchy. Most places downtown are within walking distance. Park here! Do it. I always do.

The parking here is a great value, considering it costs $ 4/​hr to park on the streets. The rates at this garage are at least on par with, if not better, than the cost of street parking nowadays. Why spend time and gas looking for parking on the streets and get soaked while walking to Pacific Place in the rain, when you can get covered underground parking right under the mall for the same price or cheaper?
I usually get here after 5pm, at which time the parking becomes an even better deal! After 5pm, it only costs $ 6 to park the entire night! With rush hour traffic clogging up the local roads, I’m more than happy to pay this price and get out of the streets. If you stay any longer than an hour and a half, you already got a better deal than if you had fed the parking meters. May as well relax with some happy hour, good shopping, and a movie to round out the night!
Check out this parking garage next time you’re in downtown and stressing out about parking!

Parking is cheap here and it’s bright and pretty roomy. It’s obviously convenient to super shopping and is in the heart of downtown. So why only 3 stars? I hate having to take the ticket and go pay at window before walking back to your car. I never remember to do it and end up at the car thinking… okay, which one of us needs to walk back up to pay?
Grrr.

My friend introduced me to this garage, and I think it’s the best lot in downtown!
Let’s back up. I believe that parking should be costly and that public transit should be encouraged (which means it should be clean, safe and reliable). However, Pacific Place Parking Garage is my guilty pleasure.
If you do most of your shopping between Nordstrom and Pacific Place (and maybe dodge out to Westlake Center or Old Navy), this is the lot for you. You can dodge the charity muggers pretty effectively on most days, and stay out of the weather. The garage is clean and warm, and except during high volume times (like the holidays) usually has space available. The rates are also quite good considering where you’re parking.
I have only used the human cashiers a few times, and have never had a problem. I usually go for the automated kiosks to get out efficiently.
This is my go-​to garage for parking downtown, and probably will be for awhile.

Normally a great place to park but make sure the person taking your money is actually processing your ticket correctly.
We usually pay by credit card. Yesterday it was $ 10 so we paid in cash to the one woman working who looked like she just hated her job at the cashier area at the Concourse (inside working somewhere warm, you get to sit down the entire time, you count out even amounts, hmmm). She took our cash, returned out ticket. Being that it’s December, there was quite a bit of traffic trying to exit. We put in our paid ticket like we’ve done many times before and the gate wouldn’t open, ticket kept saying unreadable. By this time we had numerous cars behind us wanting to exit as well. We hit the intercom and not sure where the call went but the person answering, no one could understand him.
Exasperated he finally said that the gate was coming up. Not sure what the person who took our money did with our money but she sure didn’t process the ticket correctly. Skipping the warm human interaction next time and heading for the machines to pay.
We will still park there because it is centrally located and easy to find a spot.

Who can hate this garage? It’s cheap, it’s centrally located, it’s safe, it’s well-​lit and it’s easy to find your car once you park it.
So as someone who HATES to pay to park or to even hunt down a meter, at least Pac Place is cheaper than most other spots nearby and it’s almost never full. Except for during X-​mas shopping season.
It’s near great restaurants and bars. It’s located below a mall and a movie theater. It’s near tourist attractions and it’s near other shopping centers like City Centre and Westlake Mall. So why park anywhere else?

MAKE SURE YOU ARE GETTING THE RIGHT TICKET BACK.
Approximately 720 tonight, I enter the PP Parking Garage. I often park here when I’m shopping downtown. It’s pricey, but my time is valuable if you know what I’m sayin. I entered in through the 6^th Avenue Entrance (the one on the side facing Nordstrom) and scored a parking spot right next to the elevator on the first floor. Those of you who have parked here, know this is a score. So I was in a pretty good mood, as far as parking was concerned. I never get to press that blue button on the elevator that says «Seattle». Anyhoo, I run over to Nordstrom to return a few pair of shoes. Time stamp 7:32pm. I look into a few things and then return to the parking garage to pay. $ 6. We pay and roll out. As my man friend and I are descending down the elevators, he notices that the ticket we received back said we entered at 18:37. Doesn’t that mean 6:37pm? Wait, we weren’t here at 6:37 were we? No, we weren’t. Impossible. Why? Because mama gets off work at 7pm. I mean unless there was some special daylight savings time that I missed, it was definitely after 7, even Nordstrom says so.
FFWD to: getting to talk to the manager after some very rocky customer service and denial. I’m being told over and over again, this ticket is your ticket and you must’ve entered the garage at 6:37. «Are you effing HIGH? Homie, I couldn’t have been here. I promise you, I was at work. You have video right? Watch it. You won’t see me clocking in at 6:37.» Additionally, the ticket stated that I entered the wrong flipping entrance. It stated the other entrance on 7^th, facing the phone company. Now this may not be here nor there for you. But if I were you, I would check my damn ticket. The parking attendant and mgr kept blaming me for this mishap. I was handed back some random ticket with a longer timestamp. I want to know why these people behind the glass taking your money have random tickets. Sometimes you’ve got to look on the inside for the outside. I smell scam.

I park here 99% of the time I go to downtown because it is easy and convenient. It’s right where you want to be plus there is always parking. It’s easy to get in and out of cause you can go in on 7^th and out on 6^th so you don’t have to deal with figuring out how to turn around on all the 1 way streets.
It’s cheaper than everywhere else I’ve seen to park in downtown! I’m not saying it’s cheap but this is as cheap as anywhere else. Probably not great for long term parking but I’m usually there 1 – 2 hours and it costs $ 3. Less than the meter outside would! lol

For some reason, this is the only parking garage I ever go to whenever I need to park downtown. The price is reasonable especially in the evenings when its $ 6.00 for the night starting at 5:00pm. They close at 2:00am which gives plenty of time for just about anything you might want to do in Seattle.
Sometimes there are long lines at the pay windows and can they take quite a while, especially when the automated kiosks are broken down which they often are.