Parking
Whether it's visiting the night market, visiting Sunset Town or any other hot spot by private car, looking at the parking lot in advance will help you escape the frustration of running around vertically. Car and motorbike parking spaces often differ from entrances, hours to fees, so aim for the right parking lot for your "war horse".
How to prepare?
When driving to the amusement park, look for a parking lot located neatly near the entrance and ask for the price and closing time. A small tip is to take a picture of the location of the parking lot or save the name of the nearby shop so that you can leave in the dark and know where to find it. If you are riding a rental car, be sure to check the overnight parking rules and how to lock the car safely that the rental company instructs.
Situations to keep in mind
Online parking lots sometimes quietly change gates, suspend or jam when you arrive. In large tourist areas, parking lots are often divided to serve each separate gate cluster. And please don't be lazy to walk a few steps and conveniently park your car blocking the gate of people's houses, blocking emergency exits or delivery roads.
Before you go
- Look carefully to see if the parking lot accepts cars or motorbikes before turning in.
- Ask for the price and closing time of the parking lot.
- Take a photo of the bus ticket or the view around the parking lot as a marker.
- Park civilly, avoid blocking the passage of residents or the entrance and exit of rescue vehicles.