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Enjoy Marbella for cheaper this September as parking prices reduced to just €2.39 a day, how to grab the offer

Parking in Marbella can be tricky, driving round and round to find a small space to squeeze into for free, […]

Enjoy Marbella for cheaper this September as parking prices reduced to just €2.39 a day, how to grab the offer

Parking in Marbella can often be a hassle, with drivers circling the city in search of a free spot, only to end up in a crowded car park. However, during September, locals and visitors can take advantage of discounted all-day parking passes for just €2.39 a day at three of the city's busiest car parks. This offer, called Multipass, is a result of a collaboration between Marbella Council and parking operator Telpark, and is available from September 7 to 29.

The discounted 12-hour passes are available at Terrazas de Marbella, Marbell Center, and Mercado Central, with prices ranging from €2.39 to €2.99 depending on the location. These passes are more affordable than standard rates and cannot be purchased individually. Instead, drivers need to download the Telpark app and buy them in bundles of five, ten, or twenty. Once purchased, each Multipass can be used at any of the three participating car parks for a 12-hour stay.

Local councillor Enrique Rodriguez stated that the scheme aims to simplify the process for residents and visitors to run errands, shop, and carry out daily tasks in the city center, while also supporting local businesses. Similar discount campaigns have been held periodically since 2023, often timed with major shopping events like January sales or back-to-school periods.

Another advantage of the Multipass is that every bundle purchased includes a 30% discount on electric vehicle (EV) charging, which is valid until December 31. With only a limited three-week window for this offer, motorists interested in taking advantage of the discount should download the Telpark app and purchase passes before the promotion ends.

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