Parking permits for Albert Park
Parking fees apply to all carparks and kerbside parking spaces within Albert Park. Time restrictions and ticket requirements are shown on parking signs within the park.
All vehicles in pay-for-parking areas of Albert Park Reserve need to purchase a ticket from one of the pay-and-display ticket machines in the park. To avoid parking fines, tickets must be displayed prominently on the dashboard.
Parks Victoria administers a range of parking permits that exempt permit holders from a number of parking restrictions. Holders of current, eligible government concession cards are entitled to a 50 per cent discount on the Sports Club permit.
Eligible concession cards are: Pensioner, Seniors Health Care, Health Care and DVA Gold. A copy of the concession card must be presented or attached to the application form.
Permit
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Description |
Permit Fee*
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Sportsclub member (season or annual)
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Exempts permit holder from paying the relevant parking fee. All time restrictions still apply. Note: Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC) members/users should contact MSAC management regarding its parking arrangements. |
$23 / season $46 / annum |
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Junior sportsclub member (annual) |
For parents/guardians of junior sportsclub members. Exempts permit holder from paying the relevant parking fee. All time restrictions still apply. |
$11.50 / annum |
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Tenant (3 month block) |
Exempts Albert Park tenants and business employees from time restrictions and paying the relevant parking fee. |
$143.50 / 3 months
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Tradesperson (short term) |
Issued for a specified duration. Exempts tradespersons conducting work in Albert Park from time restrictions (excluding 15-minute zones) and paying the relevant parking fee. Does not exempt driver from clearways, no stopping areas, loading zones or parking on parkland and other areas where parking is excluded. |
$10.50 / week |
*Fee applies to an individual vehicle.
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