Dubai has introduced a fully automated, ticket-free parking system that makes finding a spot easier than ever. This next-generation parking system is already in place in several areas across the city, using AI-powered cameras and sensors to detect vehicles, record parking sessions, and charge fees automatically. Keep reading to get all the important details you need to know.
How It Works
These new on-ground cameras and smart sensors are here to do all the work for you. Here’s how it works:
- Instant Vehicle Detection: Cameras scan the licence plate as soon as you arrive.
- Automatic Parking Session Recording: Your entry time is logged without any manual input.
- No Barriers or Tickets: Just drive in and park – no need to worry about losing a ticket.
- Easy Payment: Parking fees are calculated automatically, and payment can be done online or at kiosks.
This system ensures a completely seamless experience, making parking faster and stress-free.
Where Is This System Available?
The AI-powered parking is already up and running in several locations, including:
- Palm Jumeirah East Crescent (between Rixos and Anantara hotels) – AED 10 per hour, available 24/7.
- Dubai Harbour – A new barrier-free parking system that works with Salik for automatic payments.
Other major locations using Parkonic’s parking system include:
- Fujairah: Umbrella Beach
- Dubai: Global Village, The Beach (JBR), Central Park
- Abu Dhabi: Arc Towers, Sheikh Zayed Festival, Marsa Al Bateen
- Sharjah: Khorfakkan Beach, Al Qasba, Majaz Park P1
How To Pay
There are multiple ways to pay for parking, offering flexibility for all motorists:
- Online: Through the Parkonic website.
- QR Code: Scan at the parking site for quick payments.
- Cash or Card: Available at payment kiosks.
- Mobile App & SMS: Additional digital payment options.
- Tap & Go: A quick contactless payment feature.
With AI-powered cameras, no barriers, no tickets, and no delays, parking in Dubai is now easier, faster, and more convenient than ever!
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