How to compare hourly, day and night parking
Read the time window and conditions before comparing parking prices.
Read the time window before the price
Day and night parking are usually products for stated time windows, not a 24-hour price available at any arrival time. Fee tables can also differ by vehicle, weekday, Sunday and public holiday.
An hourly rate is not always billed once per hour
Some car parks charge by half-hour or another unit, and the unit price can change by time of day. Put your planned arrival and departure into the original fee periods before making a fair comparison.
Compare the trip you are actually making
Choose the vehicle first, then note the planned duration, the periods crossed and whether a holiday applies. Treat a lowest hourly figure as a filter hint, not the final bill; check the operator or on-site tariff before entering.
FAQ
Does day parking apply at any time? No; use the stated hours, vehicle class and exceptions. Can fees change? Yes; this guide does not replace the operator’s or on-site current tariff.
Sources
Sources reviewed: 2026-09-20