USING METROPOLIS IS EASY
With Metropolis, paying for parking is as easy as driving in and driving out. Just open the app and sign up by adding your license plate and payment method.
JUST DRIVE IN AND PARK
Just drive in to any Metropolis location to start your visit. You'll receive a notification that you've arrived.
TRANSPARENT PRICING
With Metropolis, parking rates and price estimates are available before you park. Once your visit starts, you can extend your stay or change your payment method remotely.
JUST DRIVE OUT TO PAY
When you've finished parking, just drive out to pay automatically. We'll send you a receipt after every visit, and you can access your complete parking history at any time.
FIND FREE OR DISCOUNTED PARKING
Look for a Metropolis sign at participating retailers near your parking location. From your visit page, simply scan the QR code to apply the discount. You'll see your parking price adjust right away in the app.
EASY TO NAVIGATE
You can use Metropolis when traveling and renting a car. Just add the rental to your account, assign an end date, and we'll automatically remove it when you're done.
FIND METROPOLIS IN YOUR CITY
Nashville, Houston, Los Angeles, Detroit, Austin, Roanoke, Knoxville, Denver, St. Louis, Kansas City, Memphis, Salt Lake City, Miami, San Francisco, Washington DC, Charlotte, Dallas, Cleveland, New York, Chattanooga, Seattle, Sacramento, Louisville, and more.
Not all features available in all markets.
NEED HELP?
Contact help@metropolis.io or visit help.metropolis.io
Interested in deploying Metropolis technology in your facility or real estate portfolio? Learn more at https://metropolis.io
https://www.metropolis.io/privacy/#california-privacy-notice
Absolutely horrible if you see this place to drive out and avoid it. Two horrible experiences of the two times I’ve been forced to use it. First time I purchased a spot hero. got there, and the parking garage was run slowly by Metropolis, when I went to leave, it wouldn’t let me out said I had overstayed which I had not, I spent over an hour on the phone arguing with let them spent multiple emails trying to prove that I hadn’t overstayed and they kept threatening me with a high late fee. It took several days to get resolved. Tonight, I was forced to use it again. I entered my credit card number. I had a discount. It should’ve been fine. I got to the it said it didn’t have my license, I tried to enter it, and it opened a new ticket with a price four times higher. I had to walk back to the hotel several blocks in the frigid cold, got the ticket paid come back and then later on I realize that it’s still running the first ticket and it opened up another ticket so now I’ve been charged twice for one parking when I was stuck in the parking lot, I tried to call someone there’s absolutely no one available. It says call us and no one answers. They say we’re not available. Meanwhile, I’m sitting at the gate and can’t get out completely horrible app. Horrible customer service run away as fast as you can.
Convenient
MSNICOL3
I can’t say it’s a bad app especially when I need parking at the DMV. SO YEAH IT IS HIGHLY USEFUL. But I had found myself utilizing the app for the first time at the DMV and paid for an hour parking, come to find out that the DMV only accepting people with reservations at the moment (spring field ) which was disappointing so I had tried reaching out to metropolis for some support only to say they don’t give refunds WETHER OR NOT I STAY FOR THAT AMOUNT TIME! I also was told that it’s like a meter, correct me if I’m wrong, but with actual meters we have an option to put how much quarters in the meter, for time we estimate needed. unlike this where you pay for an hour and don’t need it then your out the amount you paid for that hour versus a meter if I put a quarter just to check if I can be seen at the DMV and came across that hiccup I would have only lost a quarter NOT $5. Suggestion: add an end time button in the app, so if things like this happen and they do we don’t end up paying for it !!! Especially for time not needed.
Fine…when it works
theseiplace
This whole automated system sounds like a good idea in theory, and it’s fine when it works. Except it doesn’t always. I have to use it when I go grocery shopping in a major city because it’s the only parking lot…but the other day, the gate opened to let me out (which should only happen when the thing senses your car’s license plate and knows you don’t owe any money because you haven’t stayed long enough; the first hour is free at this lot), except apparently the camera didn’t actually see my car. Because it didn’t close my parking visit and kept charging me for a whole day. I contacted customer service and was told “welp, we have cameras so you weren’t overcharged.” And then they just closed my request. So…I guess I’ll be parking blocks away and carrying my groceries now? Don’t fancy paying $20 to park on the off-chance the cameras don’t actually see my apparently invisible car.
Security Breach, Someone Else Charged CC on My Husband’s Account
kashlyn_
My husband and I don’t own a car as we live in a major city, but will rent cars as needed for family road trips. The building we live in adds our rental vehicles for us when we park in the building before/after these trips. We had no idea they were listing these vehicles on his account as an owned vehicle, not a rental, as we aren’t allowed to enter these on our own behalf. Fast forward a few months from a former rental we had, we receive a confirmation for parking in Ohio that charged my husband’s card. We called support and they informed us that if whoever enters a car into an account and they don’t select that it is a rental (I’m sure people miss this or forget on their own a lot), that anyone can type in that license plate and start a new parking session with linked payment WITHOUT having to sign into an account. Payment details being linked to a license plate alone and NOT some form of identifier login is highly insecure and likely very illegal. My husband and I work in tech and we reported this to the customer service agent to escalate upwards. We won’t be keeping any vehicles or payment information within the app moving forward to better protect our information.
Bug fixes and feature improvements.
Version 3.2.3
The developer, Metropolis Technologies, Inc., indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Linked to You
The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
Financial Info
Contact Info
User Content
Usage Data
Diagnostics
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Location
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Accessibility
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Information
Seller
Metropolis Technologies, Inc.
Size
78.5 MB
Category
Navigation
Compatibility
Requires iOS 16.6 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 16.6 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 13.5 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.