What is Valet Parking?
Valet Parking at the mall is a service where people who work at the mall parking lot will park your car for you. You just leave your car at a convenient spot near the entrance to the mall, along with your car keys. The valet will give you a receipt for the car and he will take the car and go park it in a spot. He will then return it to you when you call to pick it up and present the receipt. This can be helpful when the mall is crowded and only far away parking is available. Not all malls offer this service.
There are times when parking your own vehicle at an event can prove problematic. Inclement weather can turn the walk from the car to the venue into a torture test, ruining expensive clothing and shoes. There may not be enough available parking near the restaurant or concert hall, meaning a long walk through city streets at night. A driver may be able to drop his or her passengers off at the entrance to a glamorous event, but he or she will still have to make a less glamorous trek from the parking lot afterwards. Because of these concerns, many upscale restaurants and venues offer valet parking. Valet parking is a service designed to eliminate the need for customers or guests to park their own vehicles. Visitors drive to an area designated for valet parking and the driver receives a ticket identifying his or her vehicle. A responsible driver employed or contracted by the venue will then drive the car to a monitored parking area. When the guests are ready to leave the event, a valet park
Valet parking is a parking service offered by restaurants, country clubs, hotels, stores, and other businesses. In contrast to “self-parking”, where customers find parking on their own, customers’ vehicles are parked for them by a person called a valet. This service either requires a fee to be paid by the customer or is offered free of charge by the establishment.
Valet parking is a service designed to eliminate the need for customers or guests to park their own vehicles. Visitors drive to an area designated for valet parking and the driver receives a ticket identifying his or her vehicle. A responsible driver employed or contracted by the venue will then drive the car to a monitored parking area. When the guests are ready to leave the event, a valet parking coordinator will retrieve the matching car keys and a driver returns the vehicle.
