15 to 30 seems to be the range of daily parking using impark website, the outlying area's of downtown are cheaper obviously then the closer in area's where people want...lol

I just find the parking high, but it's really all relative to what you make and income one has, someone else may find them affordable, but for us it really is a hardship and only way to pay is to reduce grocery budget.

I just don't think parking should be charged for medical appointments and that is where my issue is, otherwise I am okay with paid parking for most other things.

I do think employers should pay for their employees parking though, airline always did for us, and airport parking isn't cheap.

I saw a sign the other day that said "Monthly parking only."

What if you want to drive your car during the month?

We just spent a night in Downtown, parking at the hotel was $40 for the one night.

Downtown hotels anywhere in a major city have insane parking. I worked at one in So. California that was 50 per night for guests.

Why is car parking not a pro for a hotel? Something that attracts one to the place because parking is easy.

Will we see the day when hotels charge a supplement for a pillow? And then, when that's become the norm, a bed?

Parking is at a premium in downtown locations as is land, and those staying downtown don't have a choice if they drive since everyone else is charging so the hotel may as well use parking as a revenue sources.

Downtown hotels can get away with charging for things that non-downtown locations never could.