Parking, restrooms, ATMs and the rest, with the nearest one a tap away.
The practical places downtown. The tour answers where is the nearest one and walks the visitor there.
This is the first thing a visitor asks when they arrive and the last thing they want to hunt for. Every downtown app leads with parking, because parking is the question.
The kind you choose decides which question this thing answers. Parking lot, parking deck and street parking all answer where can I park, so a visitor asking that gets all three ranked by distance.
A name is optional and worth adding when there are several: Water Street lot is more use than Parking.
Choose a point on the tour is the usual answer, and the point you pick is where the visitor is walked to. Pick the entrance, not the middle of the lot, or they will be routed to a spot with a fence between them and the way in.
Drop a pin anywhere is for something that is not at a point at all: a porta potty in a field for the weekend, a temporary stand. The tour walks the visitor to the closest point and then tells them how far the rest of the way is, with their own position live on the map.
When it is open and what it costs show under the name in the tour. Leave one empty and it is simply not shown, so a free lot does not have to say free.
Step-free to get in matters more than it looks. Visitors who need it can list only these, which turns a list of twelve restrooms into the two they can actually use.
Off keeps it and hides it, which is right for the lot that is closed for resurfacing this month.
Remove this takes it off the tour for good.
Add an essential starts a new one and asks what it is first, because the kind decides which question it answers.
A row in the list opens it again.