Parking Near The Exchange, Glendale
Where Can I Park for The Exchange?
The Exchange Parking Structure at 111 East Broadway provides 90 minutes of free parking, then costs $3 an hour, with a $15 maximum daily charge. For longer arrangements, employees can buy monthly parking for $90 per month with a keycard. Parksy also lists garage spaces 0.3 mi from the center, including $53 a week and $101 a month options.
- Address
- 111 East Broadway
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- Secure & Convenient Garage Parking in Glendale, CA, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
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Shoppers inside a shopping centre Photo: Pexels / Richard Harris
Exchange Parking Structure at 111 East Broadway
The Exchange’s own facility is the Exchange Parking Structure, a city-operated garage serving downtown Glendale. The first 90 minutes are free, then parking costs $3 an hour, with a maximum daily charge of $15 (downtownglendale.com). The City of Glendale confirms that the Exchange is one of three downtown public parking structures offering 90 minutes of free parking (glendaleca.gov).
The garage is at 111 East Broadway, the shopping center’s street address. Drivers making a short visit can use the free period, while a longer stay is covered by the daily maximum. Monthly parking is available to employees for $90 per month with a keycard (downtownglendale.com).
Parksy Monthly and Weekly Spaces Near the Center
Parksy lists several garage spaces 0.3 mi from the center. A secure and convenient garage costs $230 a month, while a convenient weekly space costs $53 a week.
These spaces are most useful when a visit extends beyond the city garage’s $15 daily maximum, or when a driver needs a weekly or monthly arrangement rather than a single shopping stop. The $53 weekly option suits a shorter recurring stay, while the $101 monthly options offer a lower monthly commitment than the $230 and $250 alternatives.
Other Downtown Glendale Parking Structures and Garages
Drivers looking beyond the Exchange structure can use Glendale’s Marketplace and Orange Street public parking structures. The City of Glendale names all three facilities as downtown public parking structures with 90 minutes of free parking (glendaleca.gov). Downtown Glendale also lists additional lots and mall garages at The Americana at Brand and Glendale locations (downtownglendale.com).
The Marketplace and Orange Street structures are the clearest named alternatives for downtown trips because they are part of the city’s public parking network. The Americana at Brand garages are another option for drivers combining a visit to the shopping center with nearby retail or dining.
Busy Shopping Periods and Glendale Parking Rules
The city’s downtown parking structures provide 90 minutes of free parking, including the Exchange, Marketplace, and Orange Street facilities (glendaleca.gov). The Exchange structure then charges $3 an hour and applies a $15 maximum daily charge (downtownglendale.com). Those rules make the garage practical for short errands and predictable for a full-day visit.
Downtown Glendale identifies sales, shopping activity, and nearby entertainment as reasons drivers use its public garages and additional lots (downtownglendale.com). The Exchange’s employee monthly arrangement requires a keycard and costs $90 per month (downtownglendale.com). Drivers staying beyond the free period should account for the hourly rate or daily maximum when planning a shopping trip.
Glendale Rail and Walking Access From 111 East Broadway
The center is in downtown Glendale at 111 East Broadway, 0.3 mi from Glendale center. Parksy spaces listed 0.3 mi away are close enough for drivers who prefer to leave the car outside the center’s own structure, while the 0.5 mi private parking space requires a longer walk.
Downtown Glendale’s public parking page places the Exchange, Marketplace, and Orange Street structures within the city’s downtown parking network (glendaleca.gov). The supplied local place facts identify Glendale center as the relevant nearby destination, but do not provide a station name or station walking time.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for The Exchange?
The Exchange Parking Structure at 111 East Broadway provides 90 minutes of free parking, then costs $3 an hour, with a $15 maximum daily charge. For longer arrangements, employees can buy monthly parking for $90 per month with a keycard. Parksy also lists garage spaces 0.3 mi from the center, including $53 a week and $101 a month options.
How Much Does Parking at The Exchange Cost?
The Exchange Parking Structure offers the first 90 minutes free. This makes the garage suitable for short visits within the free period and provides a predictable maximum for a longer shopping trip.
Can Employees Get Monthly Parking at The Exchange?
Employees can use a monthly parking arrangement at the Exchange Parking Structure for $90 per month. A keycard is required. This option is intended for employees who need recurring access rather than a single shopping stop, while Parksy also lists monthly spaces 0.3 mi from the center.
What Other Public Parking Structures Are Near The Exchange?
Glendale’s Marketplace and Orange Street public parking structures are named alternatives in the downtown public parking network. Downtown Glendale also lists additional lots and mall garages at The Americana at Brand and Glendale locations.
Are There Parksy Parking Spaces Near The Exchange?
Parksy lists several garage spaces 0.3 mi from the center. Options include a convenient weekly space for $53 a week and monthly spaces for $101 a month, as well as a secure and convenient garage for $230 a month. A private parking space 0.5 mi away costs $250 a month.
How Far Are Nearby Parking Spaces From The Exchange?
Glendale center is 0.3 mi from 111 East Broadway. A private parking space 0.5 mi away requires a longer walk. The supplied local facts do not provide a station name or walking time.
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