Hollywood & Highland Parking Structure

This is probably not the cheapest parking lot, but it sure is convenient. It is a humungous basement parking lot, right in the thick of the Hollywood attractions. Will park here again. If you have older folks who cannot walk too far (from the further but cheaper parking structures, this is for you.

Always plenty of spaces and good validation when you go to El Capitan. Just make sure you bring you ticket to the theater as you have to scan it for validation. I always park here when I have to be in the area, even if I go to The Egyptian Theater too. Some people even park here and walk up to the Hollywood Bowl, but I think it’s too far and uphill when the Bowl offers the shuttles for dirt cheap.

The Visitor Information Center is closed for remodeling. It was located adjacent to LV store.
Now the temporary Visitor Information Center is located at the courtyard, a kiosk.
For parking validation (no purchase necessary), they validate $ 2 for 2 hours parking.
There is no staff when you exit the parking structure so don’t forget to pay at the ticket machines which located at every level.

Confusing blowhards! We were only there a few hours and yet they charged us $ 9 for the entire stay! (confusing) and that is WITH a validation!

Do not park here for the Hollywood Bowl. The bus pulls out into blvd traffic and adds 30 minutes to your trip. You have to pay 6 bucks on top of parking. Robbery. TAP card gets you on free but they don’t tell you that. Any other option is better.

I can’t believe going to Hollywood and parking was this painless! They validate (up to 2 hrs) for free at the Visitor’s center, which you’re pretty much guaranteed to walk right past anyway. My parents are in town visiting me and can’t walk around as much as me, so this place was amazing. $ 2 for 2 hrs (just the amt. of time we needed) and RIGHT where we wanted to be.
At that price, I’d even pay for parking for MYSELF, not just for when I’m with people who can’t walk so much. I mean, why not, right? So glad I googled parking before going there this time.

Great place to park! 1^st time in LA and was nervous about driving around LA and parking my truck but I found this underground garage through Unilocal and it paid off. Arrived in the morning, around 930am i think and there was plenty of parking. Took the hop on hop off bus around LA and hiked up to griffith observatory. Came back and paid the 15 $ all day fee. When we left around 4:30pm there wasnt an empty spot in the garage.

Parked my car on Sat.5/9, and went to a birthday party at Dave and Busters. I arrived 15 min. Early, so I would not be late, I know I parked on p3 by the wall. But I just forgot what cars were next to my car, I had a lot on my mind that morning ! Went to the birthday party and didn’t set a timer on my phone, i had gotten my parking ticket validated for 2 hours, at the party, the party was over, since they had the room for 2 hours, I ran down to the elevator, and took it down to the p3 level, and started looking for the car, ran from one side to the other, I was also looked for help, but if that’s what you call them, they can’t help anyone ! After finding my car 15 min. Later. I go to leave, I gave them the ticket, and they told me I owed 13 dollars more, what I had a ticket and didn’t stop anywhere, only to look for my car, so I told this to the man working at the booth, but he said you have to talk to the supervisor on duty, so I said okay, I told her my story, that I couldn’t find my car, and I couldn’t run through the parking lot because I have Cancer. and I could not find my car, her answer to me was maybe you can get a free dinner ! I can’t believe she said that ! I just put the 13 dollars on my credit card, and left, the nerve of this girl, I will never park there again, where do you find your employees? If this was you, what would you do?

If I could give 0 stars I absolutely would. This evening my friends and I went to Dave and busters. When we left we inserted or ticket in to the pay machine, inserted our credit card, got a receipt and headed to the car. When we got to the exit, the idiot attendant named Antonia asked for our ticket. We handed him out receipt which clearly stated our parking fee was $ 7. He stated we needed our ticket. We told him we didn’t have it. He said that we couldn’t leave. We told him if there’s no record of is paying bills we’d gladly pay the 7 $ we owed, which was proven in the receipt, but e stated w: have to pay the $ 15 for a lot ticket, which is so unreasonable. After a lot of run around with management and us, some argument and definitely some tension, the parking attendant began having attitude. He started insulting our car and making comments about us not having enough money to pay our ticket. At which point the driver of our car got out and asked him to not speak to us like that. He immediately called security and the security guard threatened to pepper spray us. Some of us rightly got upset at the treat and the behavior of the attendant and things for a lottle out of hand. In the end, after THIRTY MINUTES of our time we paid the $ 7 and left. It was an awful experience and I will never park there again. Shout out to ANTONIO for being an awful terrible employee. He alone made the whole team of workers look bad.

My go-​to parking structure when I’m in this area. This is an underground parking structure. Parking has been increased. It’s now a daily max of $ 13. You can get it validated at the visitor center or at theaters. Visitor center validate for $ 2 for 2 hours and the theaters for $ 2 for 4 hours. I usually get my parking validated at the El Capitan across the street.
Getting here can be a pain because of the immense traffic in this area. There’s always plenty of parking here and the parking lot of always clean. Pay at the meters before you leave.

Best parking structure ever!
OK, I know that this is a huge claim, but this parking structure was a money saver while spending the morning walking the Hollywood Boulevard. This structure was centrally located on the Boulevard, it was connected to a ton of great shops, and you can’t beat the price. We stayed for a couple of hours and only paid $ 2 after getting our ticket validated.
In the end we owe a great deal of thanks to Unilocal and it’s reviewers. If it wasn’t for the reviews then we wouldn’t have found this gem!

Unilocal! YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER!
As other Unilocalers have said, $ 2 for 2 hours with validation. That’s a pretty good deal considering that was more than enough time. Definitely use the Orange Ave entrance opposed to the Highland entrance. It’s a huge contrast turning right from Hollywood Blvd to Orange Ave. Hollywood being hectic and pedestrian filled to Orange Ave which is practically empty. Finding parking IN the garage isn’t too difficult either.
My only con is slight, but with all the automated pay stations; WHY YOU HAVE OPTION TO TAKE MY PAPER MONEY AND NOT ACCEPT IT?! Maybe it was just that day that all the pay stations didn’t accept paper money, but I was forced to use my card to pay for $ 2 parking. Which I personally think is weird to use my card for purchases less than $ 5 unless you absolutely cannot avoid it.

I typically dread driving into the Hollywood tourist area and finding parking. However, this parking garage makes it much easier to park the car safely and at a reasonable price for this area. This underground parking garage is only $ 2 for 2 hours with validation from one of the associated retail stores or $ 2 for 4 hours with validation from the theater — a bargain for this area!
tip — enter on Orange St for easier access

This parking is the cheapest if you need to park only for 2 hours. It is only $ 2 for first 2 hours with validation. It iis easy to find a spot since there are screens to indicate how many spots are available on each floor. Two hours was enough for me to walk around in Hollywood.

Ok, if you can get here without problems and need to park quick (as in less than 2 hours), I highly recommend it. You can get validation from the shops. We got ours at Sweet! We had to pay $ 2 for 2 hours but that’s a bargain in Hollywood prices.
But the problem is, getting here is half the battle. If you go north on 101 and get off on Hollywood, it’s a pain as you get closer and closer to Highland. If you follow your GPS and try to cross Highland via Franklin, it’s nearly impossible during busy hours. (Lesson learned, don’t trust your GPS). I had to revert back to Hollywood and turn right on Orange into the underground structure.
You have to pay parking prior to leaving. I’m not sure how much time they give you from the time you pay but it was definitely more than 10 minutes because we had to take escalators 4 floor and walk to our car and drive out after we paid from 4^th floor.
If you look at the street parking, do note there are plenty of places that have free parking after 8pm. Also look for the smaller streets that are nearby that has no meters if you don’t like paying.

Very secure location for thieves. Have yourself a field day at H&H since they don’t seem to have cameras.
Parked here last week. Note — 4 Hour validation ONLY from Graummans, other stores are 2 hr.
Parked at P5 at 11 AM., came back to an empty car. Got drilled through the lock in broad daylight. Had a very hard time finding security and they were completely worthless. They said that they don’t have any cameras, and if they had any., it would need a subpoena from the cops.
Had to go to Hollywood PD (Note, 911 will direct you to Hollywood PD) and were in line behind some very interesting Reno 911esque characters. One guy had hot pint/​purple hair with a psychedelic tee and was fighting with the cops because they threw his ‘Tinkerbell’ backpack in the trash. Can’t make this up.
Officer Britton from the PD was very sympathetic, courteous and EXTREMELY helpful. Another officer at the station told us that this happens often at the parking lot and we were just unlucky.
LA is a dive. SFO and DAGO carry this miserable city.

Pretty nice parking structure. When you first drive in, it tells you how many parking spaces are available on each level so it’s always easy to know which level to park in.
The parking structure has direct access into the Hollywood & Highland Center and has a pretty good layout. You can’t get too lost and there is lot’s of room to maneuver around the big parking spaces.
The elevators are in the middle of the level and easy to find so that helps when you are running late to a reservation at Chado.
This is also the parking structure for Dolby Theatre.

I like this parking structure a lot due to the fact that it is easy to find your car and plenty of parking when you need to be in this area. There are tons of places to go after you park your car here and everything is walking distance.
If you want to watch a movie or grab a bite to eat or maybe you want a drink with some of your friends it’s pretty easy.
The parking spots are also not cramped and you can park pretty easy *I suck at parking, well actually driving as well*
So if you ever need to park in this area, your safest and best bet is this place. :)

I agree with most people who left the reviews for this structure.
I have used this lot whenever I came here since the beginning of H/​H and never looked back. I think it’s been almost 10 years since it started it’s business. A lot of shops came and went, Dolby takes the place of Kodak, and Loew is the new name for Renaissance. However, this parking structure has been quite steady for anyone who has visited here.
If you are visiting LA/​Hollywood by car, definitely park here. Daily max has been up a bit, but you just can’t beat the overall advantage this parking structure has to all the other structures around it.
Basic info
–Daily max: 13 dollars
— With validation from shops, 2 dollars for 2 hrs
— each dollar for every 15 min thereafter
— With chinese theatre valication, 2 dollars for 4 hrs (same thing thereafter)

If you ask me, I’d rather park here than at the small lots around the area that charge you $ 10 anyway, not to mention how shady some of those lots seem. I honestly don’t feel safe when I hand over my keys to some random stranger. Plus, I rarely experience a problem finding a parking spot in this structure.
It’s conveniently located in the middle of pretty much everything, so why not enjoy the scenery and the nice walk along the Hollywood stars?