Dubai International Airport has had a bustling week, celebrating record-breaking passenger numbers for the first half of the year.
Now, the largest airport in Dubai is offering a limited-time discount for travelers parking their cars before flying out.
Starting Thursday, August 15, DXB passengers can enjoy reduced parking rates. The announcement was made on DXB’s official Instagram account, stating that “Leaving your car at the airport costs less than you think.”
Starting from August 15, 2024, park your car at Dubai Airports as low as:
-Dhs100 for three days
-Dhs200 for seven days
-Dhs300 for 14 days
Typically, parking for three days costs between Dhs300 and Dhs400, making this a deal worth considering.
These rates are valid throughout the summer until September 15, 2024, and apply to Terminal 1 Car Park B, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3.
You’ll need to reserve your spot using this link. First, select your terminal and enter your travel details—arrival and departure dates—and then click ‘Get a quote.’ Keep in mind that the discounted prices will only be available from August 15, 2024.
After reviewing your parking options, choose the best one for you and book your spot. Enter your name, email, mobile number, and car information.
Make sure your details, especially your license plate number and email address, are correct.
Once you’ve paid and accepted the terms and conditions, you’ll receive a confirmation email in your inbox.
The limited-time discount is being offered to enhance the travel experience for guests passing through DXB this season.
Over 44.9 million passengers traveled through Dubai International Airport in the first half of 2024 (from January to June).
In a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), DXB announced that passenger numbers have increased by 8 percent compared to last year’s record-breaking figures for the same period.
According to Emirates News Agency (WAM), after India, DXB’s top destination countries are Saudi Arabia with 3.7 million passengers, followed by the United Kingdom with 2.9 million and Pakistan with 2.3 million. Other significant markets include the United States with 1.7 million passengers, and both Russia and Germany with 1.3 million each.
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