Dubai offers many parking options, but it’s important to know the rules and zones to avoid fines and ensure safe
parking. Here’s what you need to know:
1. Types of parking
Public parking: Dubai has many public car parks throughout the city, including in shopping malls, tourist
attractions and business districts. These car parks generally charge a fee.
On-street parking: On-street parking is available along the roads and is signposted. Most on-street parking is
chargeable during working hours.
2. Parking rates
Rates vary according to zone and type of parking. In general, on-street parking rates vary between AED 2 and
AED 4 per hour, depending on the location. Some car parks offer discounted daily or weekly rates.
3. Parking metres
To park in pay zones, you must use parking meters. It is important to pay the required amount and display the
parking ticket on your dashboard to avoid fines.
4. Free parking
Some areas offer free parking at weekends and on public holidays. Be sure to check the signs for specific times.
5. Rules to observe
Prohibited areas: Do not park in areas marked as prohibited, such as pedestrian crossings, in front of driveways
or in spaces reserved for disabled people without the appropriate permit.
Storing vehicles: Always keep your vehicle locked and remove visible valuables to prevent theft.
6. Parking alternatives
If you’re planning to visit busy areas, consider using taxi services or car-sharing apps, which can be convenient
and save you parking hassle.
Conclusion
By following these tips and paying attention to the signs, you’ll be able to enjoy your stay in Dubai without the
hassle of parking. If you have any questions or need assistance with parking, don’t hesitate to contact our team,
who are here to help. Enjoy your exploration of the city!