Dubai: Parkin announces new 24/7 paid zone at Al Khail Gate
It is a paid zone for all hours of the day, and all throughout the week, including Sundays.
Here is a breakdown of per hour charges during peak hours:
1 hour: Dh4
2 hours: Dh8
3 hours: Dh10
4 hours: Dh12
5 hours: Dh14
6 hours: Dh16
7 hours: Dh18
8 hours: Dh20
9 hours: Dh22
24 hours: Dh30
Here is a breakdown of per hour charges during off-peak hours (no change):
1 hour: Dh4
2 hours: Dh8
3 hours: Dh10
4 hours: Dh12
5 hours: Dh14
6 hours: Dh16
7 hours: Dh18
8 hours: Dh20
9 hours: Dh22
24 hours: Dh30
Earlier this year, Dubai's largest provider of paid public parking facilities announced two new zones in Mirdif, which are free on Sundays and public holidays. These zones implement variable parking fees.
Variable pricing was implemented by Parkin in April, and applies different charges based on peak and off-peak hours.
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