360 State Street Garage

Do you have to reserve a spot ahead of time?

It is just a few steps away from the city center, State Street Station, and the bus stops of many bus lines. At the 3rd floor, you can find also ZipCar.

Very secure parking

Convenient!

Parking was affordable and easy to access. Trouble getting to my car after the supermarket closed. The door wouldnt swipe our parking pass and we had to walk back up to our car from the basement entrance.

Convenient garage. Some of the access doors to get back in don’t work properly.

For non-residents - it uses your credit card as your ticket, which worked okay, but the stairwell door by the market asks you to slide your card when it doesn't have a card reader.

The entrance ramp is a lot of fun to go up. Many spaces are generally available for residents. Some spaces seem too narrow, or maybe people just don't know how to park their large vehicles. The open space counter at the entrance is always incorrect.

Google and its website have inaccurate hours. This lot is technically open 24 hours, but that was not made clear.

The architect who designed this garage should be sentenced to parking in it for eternity. It is possible for a driver to be forced to exit without finding a space, but will have to pay. There is no attendant booth, so a guy has to stand around and wait during busy times to help if something goes wrong. During several weeks of the year, the sun shines at the perfect angle to blind drivers going up the very very long and straight entrance ramp. Spaces are not evenly wide, and many are a few inches too narrow, which forces low confidence drivers to take up two spaces. And forget what the entrance sign says for available spaces, it only contains lies. How can there be negative parking spaces?