Dubai's Al Furjan gets paid parking: What residents need to know

Dubai's Al Furjan gets paid parking: What residents need to know

Dubai: Paid public parking has been introduced in Al Furjan, with motorists now required to pay parking fees in designated areas under zone code 591P.

Parkin announced the implementation of the parking tariffs in a social media post, confirming that signboards have been installed to identify the designated paid parking areas.

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Residents and visitors can pay for parking by the hour at the applicable rates or opt for subscription packages.

Parking timings and zone code

According to Parkin, the designated parking areas in Al Furjan operate under the following arrangements:

Parking zone: 591P

Paid parking hours: 8am to midnight

Payment options: Hourly parking or subscription plans

Motorists are advised to check the signboards installed at their parking locations or use the Parkin app for the applicable hourly tariffs.

How much do parking subscriptions cost?

Parkin has also announced subscription packages for motorists who regularly use public parking spaces in Al Furjan.

The subscription rates are:

One month: Dh672

Three months: Dh1,999

Six months: Dh3,999

One year: Dh4,999

The annual subscription offers a lower monthly equivalent than the shorter packages, making it an option for residents who frequently park in designated areas.

How to pay for parking

In brief

Dubai: Paid public parking has been introduced in Al Furjan, with motorists now required to pay parking fees in designated areas under zone code 591P. Parking timings and zone code According to Parkin, the designated parking areas in Al Furjan operate under the following arrangements: Parking zone: 591P Paid parking hours: 8am to midnight Payment options: Hourly parking or subscription plans Motorists are advised to check the signboards installed at their parking locations or use the Parkin app for the applicable hourly tariffs.

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