Parking minus the cash?

I'm new to the area and was just wondering if there are any good places to park around APG that wont' cost me a million bucks per day? Any help would be smiled upon, thanks.

2 bucks is a far scratch from a million.

well meters are free after 6pm, half price saturdays, and free sundays. it should be fine parking in the lot behind us on weekends, or you can try the lot beside kazanas restaurant which is actually for some sort of chinese community hall i believe, which usually works if there's spots open there. don't forget we're right next to the corona LRT station as well as numerous bus stops.

raven wrote:

well meters are free after 6pm, half price saturdays, and free sundays. it should be fine parking in the lot behind us on weekends, or you can try the lot beside kazanas restaurant which is actually for some sort of chinese community hall i believe, which usually works if there's spots open there. don't forget we're right next to the corona LRT station as well as numerous bus stops.

Like I said I'm new to the area so all this info is gold to me. Thanks. I went to the mass parking lots just down the road a lil and seen they wanted a *TON* for all day parking so I parked behind some store and had to walk some distance to get to my WoW addiction.

Beware of the Foot Police- They LOVE, Absolutely Love finding cars parked where they shouldn't. (Hey they need wages too rite?). Free Country my Ass, Cant even park for a day eh?

Down 107th, there's also a gardening place that neglected to put up a "customer parking only" sign, so you could definitely park there if all other options are taken. It's two blocks north of our building tucked beside the Women Building Futures building.

Although we discourage parking in the spots designated for Apoc employees and Creative Images in the back of our building, due to a vendetta we have with the craft gallery (also behind us), you're more than welcome to park in their little lot across the alley from ours

Just make sure you don't park in Khazana's spots back there. They DO call in tows if they catch non-employees parking there.

Also, parking in front of the See Zen Benevolent Society (the "chinese" but actually Vietnamese-Korean community hall next to our complex. Big white building. Hard to miss) has allowed us to have parking for our customers on WEEKDAYS ONLY. Weekend parking is reserved for them.

That enough viable no-pay parking for ya?