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Time Out Dubai
6 days ago
- Automotive
- Time Out Dubai
Parkin announces new subscription fees for students and teachers
Listen up Dubai students and teachers, your parking just got a whole lot cheaper. The city's official parking operator, Parkin, just announced it is changing the rules around parking fees, offering certain individuals a budget subscription fee. Offering new public parking subscriptions, the fees will be available to students, as well as the staff of private education centres. If you like this: Parking at Dubai public parks is changing There will also be a new subscription fee for anyone seeking multi-storey parking access across the city. For students, the fee will start at Dhs100 per month, allowing access to both roadside and plots parking with zone codes A, B, C and D within a 500m radius of their campus. Teachers and staff at private education centres will also be able to redeem the Dhs100 fee along with parking near their campus. Parkin introduces new subscriptions designed for students, educators, and multi-storey parking access, with flexible options to suit your daily needs. Discover them now on our app or at — ParkinUAE (@ParkinUAE) July 16, 2025 Finally, a new fee for multi-storey parking will be priced from Dhs735 per month, which will offer convenient parking options near your home, workplace or favoured destinations across Dubai. In a post on X, Parkin stated: 'Parkin introduces new subscriptions designed for students, educators, and multi-storey parking access, with flexible options to suit your daily needs.' Public parking in Dubai is organised and managed by Parkin, which took over responsibility from the RTA in 2024. Looking after public and private spaces around the city, Parkin has since implemented a new tariff system for parking, which divides into four zones named A, B, C and (you guessed it), D. Coming into practice in April 2025, there is also a new peak time hours fee for specific spaces that are located near transport hubs, business districts and shopping areas. With the new tariffs, these premium parking spaces have risen to Dhs6 per hour. In contrast, regular parking spaces across the city have remained priced at Dhs4 per hour. In other Dubai news AI or human? Dubai launches world-first system that tells you the truth This article was written by a human btw… Dubai Metro Blue Line: Here's where the 14 new stations will be located What to expect when the route arrives Dubai announces return of 12-hour summer sale with 90% off And it's coming soon
Gulf Business
6 days ago
- Automotive
- Gulf Business
Dubai: New parking plans launched for students, educators
Image credit: Dubai Media Office (Picture used for illustrative purposes) Dubai's largest provider of paid public parking, Read- Students can now subscribe for just Dhs100 per month, granting access to roadside and plot parking in Zones A, B, C, and D within a 500-meter radius of their educational institutions. Staff members of private educational institutions are also eligible for the same Dhs100 monthly rate, providing cost-effective parking near their workplaces. In addition, Parkin has introduced a subscription plan for multi-storey parking, starting at Dhs735 per month. This option offers convenient access to parking near homes, offices, and key city destinations, easing daily commutes and supporting urban mobility. The launch of these plans was shared in a post on Parkin's official X (formerly Twitter) account. Parkin introduces new subscriptions designed for students, educators, and multi-storey parking access, with flexible options to suit your daily needs. Discover them now on our app or at — ParkinUAE (@ParkinUAE) In a related development, Dubai Municipality signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Parkin on July 9, 2025, aimed at boosting the operational efficiency and service quality of the emirate's public parking infrastructure. The agreement outlines collaboration in key areas, including the development of planning and regulatory standards, streamlining of permit procedures, and data sharing to enhance service optimization. As part of the MoU, Parkin will also manage selected free public parking facilities currently owned by Dubai Municipality, further expanding its smart parking network, These initiatives are part of a broader strategy to enhance urban infrastructure and improve the daily commute experience for residents across Dubai.
Gulf Business
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- Gulf Business
Dubai motorists alert: New flexible parking subscriptions launched
Image credit: Getty Images Motorists in Dubai can now benefit from new flexible parking subscription packages introduced by Parkin UAE, designed to simplify and enhance the parking experience across the city. Download the app to explore subscription options near you or check our website: — ParkinUAE (@ParkinUAE) The announcement with regards to this was made on ParkinUAE official X account. Read- The Roadside parking Motorists can access convenient roadside parking across Dubai's main streets and areas. These spaces are typically regulated by meters or zone codes (A & C) and are ideal for short-term parking during errands or brief visits. Key benefits of the subscription model Unlimited parking: Enjoy unrestricted daily parking in multiple areas without individual payments. Exclusive savings: Access special rates available only to subscribers, offering more value for frequent users. Worry-free convenience: Avoid the hassle of extending sessions or incurring fines, with seamless parking access. Available parking zones and pricing Wasl Real Estate: Park in popular Wasl-managed areas with subscriptions starting from Dhs300/month for zones W and WP. Silicon Oasis (Zone H): Convenient parking near homes and offices, with subscriptions from Dhs1,400 for three months. Silicon Oasis (Limited Area): Dedicated parking from Dhs1,000 for three months in select Silicon Oasis areas. Dubai Hills (Zone 631G): Annual subscription options available for frequent commuters and residents. Roadside and plot parking (Zones A, B, C, D): Subscriptions from Dhs500/month allow for seamless access without the need for meter payments. Plot-only parking: Starting at Dhs250/month, users can park up to three vehicles in designated plots across zones B and D. Parkin's new subscription plans are aimed at delivering a more streamlined, cost-effective parking solution for all types of motorists in Dubai. Users can choose the package that best suits their lifestyle and parking habits.
Dubai Eye
22-04-2025
- Automotive
- Dubai Eye
New parking tariffs in these Dubai neighbourhoods
New parking tariffs have been announced in Dubai for select areas under Zones W and WP. According to the parking operator Parkin, Zone W — covering parts of Al Karama (318W), Al Qusais First (232W) and Madinat Dubai Al Melaheya (321W) — will have a flat rate of AED 4 per hour all day. In Al Kifaf's Zone 324WP, drivers will pay AED 6 per hour during peak times, and AED 4 off-peak. Peak hours are from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Parking remains free on Sundays and public holidays. We introduced new parking tariffs W and WP applicable to Al Qusais First, Al Karama, Madinat Dubai Al Melaheya, and Al Kifaf. Here's all you need to know about the tariffs: Tariff W: AED 4/hour applicable all day. — ParkinUAE (@ParkinUAE) April 22, 2025
Time Out Dubai
22-04-2025
- Automotive
- Time Out Dubai
New parking fees in 4 Dubai neighbourhoods including Al Karama
Dubai's biggest public parking operator has announced new fees in four of the emirate's biggest neighbourhoods. Parkin during peak and off-peak hours has now changed in Al Qusais, Al Karama, Madinat Dubai Al Melaheyah and Al Kiraf. Two separate tariffs have been introduced, with one named Tariff W and the other named Tariff WP. Tariff W applies to Al Qusais First, Al Karama and Madinat Dubai Al Melaheyah and means that motorists will now be charged Dhs4 all day with no peak-hour variation. And Tariff WP applied to Al Kiraf. This tariff means that there will be a Dhs4 per hour charge during non-peak hours. This tariff does mean that there will be a peak hour charge of Dhs6 per hour between 8am until 10am and from 4pm until 8pm. We introduced new parking tariffs W and WP applicable to Al Qusais First, Al Karama, Madinat Dubai Al Melaheya, and Al Kifaf. Here's all you need to know about the tariffs: Tariff W: AED 4/hour applicable all day. Tariff WP: AED 4/hour during off-peak hours & AED 6/hour… — ParkinUAE (@ParkinUAE) April 22, 2025 The new parking tariffs started rolling out earlier this month, which included a hike for premium parking spaces. You might also like: Dubai's new parking fees: Everything you need to know Premium parking spaces, strategically located near public transport hubs, business districts and popular shopping areas, rose to Dhs6 per hour. In contrast, regular parking spaces across the city remain priced at Dh4 per hour. Parkin has identified premium parking zones based on three factors: proximity to metro stations (within 500 meters), high occupancy during peak times and dense commercial areas. The pricing adjustments also include a new congestion pricing policy for major events at Dubai World Trade Centre. From February 2025, public parking near high-traffic event zones, such as the Dubai World Trade Centre, mean a charge of Dh25 per hour to manage the surge in demand during exhibitions, festivals and conferences. The grand events tariff will be in place between 8am and 10pm in the area immediately surrounding DWTC with five specific events set aside in the rest of 2025. These can be seen below. GITEX, Monday October 13 – Friday October 17 Beautyworld Middle East, Monday October 27 – Wednesday October 29 Gulfood Manufacturing, Tuesday November 4 – Thursday November 6 The Big 5, Monday November 24 – Thursday November 27 Automechanika Dubai, Tuesday December 9 – Thursday December 11 In other Dubai news Dubai's Mall of the Emirates to undergo huge expansion — here's what to expect You're going to see some big changes 50 brilliant outdoor activities to try at least once in Dubai Let's take this outside The incredible Dubai hotels offering more than just a room Did someone say freebies?
