Dubai to Launch 24/7 Paid Parking Around Mosques This August
New Zones, New Rates
The parking spaces will fall under two categories:
Zone M (Standard): Dh2 for 30 mins, Dh4 for an hour
Zone MP (Premium):
Off-peak: Dh2 for 30 mins, Dh4 for an hour
Peak: Dh3 for 30 mins, Dh6 for an hour
There will be 2,100 new paid parking spots in total— 41 sites under Zone M, and 18 sites under Zone MP.
Worshippers Get a Break
If you're heading to the mosque to pray, you can park free for up to one hour during prayer times. Outside those times, regular charges apply all day, every day.
Why It's Happening
The move is part of a new deal between Parkin and Dubai's Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department (IACAD) to better manage parking near mosques and reduce misuse by non-visitors hogging the spots.
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