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$1.00 Weekend & Evening Parking in Fortitude Valley [QLD]

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$1.00 Weekend & Evening Parking in Fortitude Valley [QLD]
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escusemay on 27/03/2017 - 00:41 secureparking.com.au (393 clicks)
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Received an email from Secure Parking. Might be a good deal for those living/visiting Brisbane wanting to visit the asians in Chinatown, go clubbing or just wanting to try one of the many restaurants in/near the Valley. I personally prefer Sunnybank as it's closer to home but do enjoy the occasional visit to Ribs and Rumps and a couple of the restaurants in the Emporium.

During April, $1.00* Weekend & Evening Parking available at Chinatown, McWhirters & Valley Metro car parks when you book online - redeem promo code VALLEY17
*Booking quotas apply for each. Offer may be withdrawn anytime without notice. Only available via Secure-a-Spot.
Offer expires 30/04/17.

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  • jv on 27/03/2017 - 01:30
    -7

    Who would pay to park at Fortitude Valley ?

  • WantedtosoIdid on 27/03/2017 - 05:45
    +10

    who would "go visit an asian" any more than they'd "go visit an anglo"?

    • altomic on 27/03/2017 - 08:20
      +3

      Duh, asian bikies because you have a problem with maths.

  • montorola on 27/03/2017 - 13:38

    Great deal… dunno how I feel paying $1 to get stabbed in the valley lol

    • strangeloops66 on 27/03/2017 - 18:26
      +3

      It would feel worse if you'd paid the normal rate.

  • cannedhams on 27/03/2017 - 15:37
    +3

    Im not sure there are any Asians left in the Valley. Mostly drunk white students sucking on goonbags. I suppose the guy passed out on the ground with a McDonalds paper bag over his head might be Asian, but I doubt it.

  • [Deactivated] on 27/03/2017 - 17:03
    +2
    • because it's a good deal, but I was tempted to neg because of the completely stupid description & stereotyping of patronage. It's now ground zero for restaurant & bar culture in Brisbane, not to mention the number of Valley residents increasing year on year due to high rise apartment developments. Most people who go there to drink or go clubbing are going to be in taxis/uber/trains.
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