My wife and I are senior citizens who drove to Atlanta to see a play at the Theatrical Outfit on Luckie Street, We parked our car in the same parking lot that we have used on several other occasions, I noticed that the rate had changed from $5 to $6, and that there was a 3 hour limit for the $6 fee. The play went a little longer than usual and we got back to the car about 25 minutes past the expiration time, and found that the car had been booted, A notice was taped to the window, stating that we should call Premier Parking solutions to have the boots removed after paying the agent a $75 fine,We would have gladly payed a larger fee if we knew the we were going to be parked foe more than three hours, If this practice is l is legal, it certainly doesn't seem to be fair.There should at least be a posted warning regarding the $75 fine for over-parking for 25 minutes, It certainly discourages us from making future trips to Atlanta where such practices are allowed,

I have taken it upon myself to fight this issue with regards to the illegal booting practices of Premier Parking Enforcement. They unlawfully booted my vehicale stating that I was illegally parked in a space that I had just parked in the day before and always park in when the space is open. I contacted everyone short of Kasim Reed (Mayor of the City of Atlanta), but nothing. The lot managment company says that because they are hired by the City of Atlanta and Premier is hired separately by the City of Atlanta there's nothing they can do. The Management company did look into my claims, offered me free parking for a week, but could do noting in reversing the $75 booting fee. I appreciate Lanier, but that doesn't pacify me and it damn sure doesn't make the illegal booting practices of Premier Parking Enforcement acceptable. We have to ban together and challenge the booting company and the City of Atlanta. We have to hold them accountable for allowing these illegal practices and I plan to do so!