The Pike Outlets Parking Garage — Attraction in Long Beach

Every body be carefull .do not try to park if there is a line up while entering 99% there is no empty spot inside.It is easier to win the lottery than to find a spot.

it was Sunday Aug 31 at 215 pm we entered the parking lot, took a ticket . the line for people who are trying to park is too long, we tried to find a spot to park from the first floor all the way up to 7 or 8 floor . up and down all the way there is a line up of cars.then after i cannot find a spot to park i exit the property. I insert my ticket into the machine and it charged me 3 dollars and i did not even parked. wasted my time , wasted my gas. I pressed the help button, spoke with real attendent to no vale, Sir you have to pay or I will call the police and hany up. I called again same rude women answered again, I requesed to speak with a supervisor in order to get a code and open the bar and get out, NO SUPERVISOR YOU HAVE TO PAY OR I CALL THE POLICE. and these people have 15 to 20 people at the property guiding people where to enter and none of them care if the property is full or not.even in small parking lots they put bars and tell customers not park.instead of letting people get in and rob there money. I am sure there was a lot of people have been tricked and paid for service that they did not get. then why should i pay for service that i did not receive. this is called theft and day...

Decent parking with plenty of lots. The elevators were a little confusing however. I wasn't totally sure which floor would get me to the bridge and the icons weren't exactly helpful. I'd recommend at least labeling the third level with "bridge" or something a little bit clearer.

Pay machines are only on the first and third levels, which is a little inconvenient when you only have fifteen minutes to get out and the exit gate can get pretty backed up.

But hey, it's a parking garage and I didn't get murdered. That's probably the best...

we got lost for 40 minutes trying to find our car in 3c "west" turns out every time we were trying to find the "west" it would always take us to "east". this building is split in two, and the elevator doesn't take you there if you don't go the same entry you came in; even a security guy tried helping us telling us to cross the street, but we kept telling him that we had never crossed the street nor the bridge. we felt like we were losing our minds. it's the most confusing thing we've ever...