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Park+Ride
takes you right to the centre.
P+R
= Park and Ride
You can park your car at a P+R site on the outskirts of the
city and continue your journey by public transport.
P+R
= Easy
You can reach the P+R sites without any problem, you don’t
have to hunt for a free parking place and there’s a bus,
tram, metro or train on hand to
take you into the city.
P+R
= Cheap
You can park you car at a P+R site for just € 5.50.
P+R
= Secure
Someone’s keeping a watchful eye on your car where it’s
parked.
P+R
= Always open
P+R sites are open seven days a week, 24 hours a day. So you
can use it at any moment during the day as well as always
to drive out of it.
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P+R
Sloterdijk |
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Name |
P+R
Sloterdijk |
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Address |
Piarcoplein,
behind Sloterdijk Station |
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Route
(from A10) |
Exit
S102 (Basisweg) |
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Route
from Haarlem |
Haarlemmerweg,
exit Station Sloterdijk (radarweg) |
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Public
transport to city centre |
Trains
to the centre of Amsterdam, Tram 12 to Van Goghmuseum
and the Albert Cuypmarket. Bus 48 to the centre of Amsterdam
(monday-Friday during the day) Light Railway (Ringlijn)
to Rai. |
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PLEASE
NOTE |
Do
NOT use your credit card when entering the P&R garage.
Only on presentation of the parking ticket issued at the
P&R will you receive the P&R discounts (€
5.50 for 24 hours parking and two free public transport
tickets). |
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Opening
hours |
24
hours
The attendant is present 24 hours, so you can leave the
P+R-centre at any time. |
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P+R
rate |
€
5,50 for 24 hours
(including 2 free public transport tickets) |
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The
P+R rules: |
1.
You take a parking ticket from the barrier at the entrance
point.
2. Once you have parked your car, take your parking ticket
to the P+R kiosk.
3. There, you and your travelling companion will get a
NS return ticket for the train or a GVB return ticket
for bus, tram or metro into Amsterdam.
4. Important! Make sure to get your return ticket stamped
on both the inward and outward public transport trips.
5. When you get back, show your stamped GVB tickets or
usedup NS tickets along with your P+R ticket at the P+R
kiosk.
6. Then you only have to pay € 5.50 at the payment
machine (credit card payments possible). |
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P+R
tickets for more than one day (MP+R ticket) |
Are
you going into the city for longer than 24 hours? Then
ask at the P+R kiosk for a multipleday P+R ticket. This
lasts for up to 96 hours. It still costs only € 5.50
per 24 hours.
This MP+R ticket entitles you moreover to two public transport
tickets for the journey out by tram, bus, metro or train
to Amsterdam. The costs of the return trip (after 24 hours)
to the P+R location are not included.
Take care!
After 96 hours the right to use the multiple-day P+R ticket
lapses and the normal hourly or daily rates will apply. |
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Avoid
disappointment |
Take
advantage of this preferential P+R scheme and stick
to the P+R rules mentioned. If you don’t use the
public transport return tickets, or don’t stamp
them, then you’ll pay the normal parking tariff
(€ 19,00).
So
avoid disappointment and make sure that you hand in
again your stamped GVB tickets or your used-up NS tickets!
A fee of € 1,80 will be charged for each free public
transport ticket which is not returned.
The parking fee is € 1,50 an hour, with a maximum of
€ 19,00 a day. This fee will be charged when not travelling
to the city centre.
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Maximum
headroom |
4.20
meter |
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Capacity |
250
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Information |
020
486 48 44 |
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