In partnership with Club Yorkand First Class Valet, DIVVY Parking has implemented an advanced parking solution at the location, aiming to provide convenient and cost-effective parking options for commuters, tenants and visitors to Club York and the broader Sydney CBD.
Users of DIVVY Parking will have access to both casual drive-up and pre-booked parking options at the 168 Clarence Street (Club York) car park in Sydney. This 24/7 car park is conveniently situated near Market Street, King Street, the Queen Victoria Building, The State Theatre, and Pitt Street Mall.
The car park is located at the rear of the Club York property with access to and from the car park available via Clarence St, Sydney.
For valet parking services, the First Class Valet team will be present on-site from 7 am to 7 pm, Monday to Friday. An SMS Ticketless service allows customers to communicate directly with the valet team to ensure smooth traffic flow. Patrons are advised to park in designated bays with DIVVY signage on B2 & B3.
To pre-book parking at this property, download the DIVVY Parking Appor book online. Customers who have pre-booked parking with DIVVY at 168 Clarence Street can access the car park using DIVVY’s Contactless Push Button featureor by scanning their QR code at the pre-booked parking device to open the boom gate.
Casual drive-up parking will also be available through DIVVY Parking’s ticketless system. Casual drive-up parkers can use credit cards/debit cards for entry and exit at the car park.
For more parking options in Sydney, download the DIVVY Parking App from the App Store and Google Play or pre-book your Sydney City parking on our website today.
Now offering pre-book and casual drive-up parking at this location. The car park is located at the rear of the Club York property with access via Clarence St, Sydney. Conveniently situated in Sydney CBD near Market Street, King Street, the Queen Victoria Building and Pitt Street Mall.
Parking in Melbourne presents two challenges for drivers: availability and cost. Securing affordable parking spaces in Australia’s second-largest city can be difficult. To enhance your next Melbourne parking experience, choose to park with DIVVY Parking at The Galleria Car Park, situated at 131 Elizabeth Street in Melbourne CBD.
DIVVY Parking has taken over from Wilson Parking at this property from the 1st of October 2024 and is excited to introduce an advanced parking solution to this vibrant area. This marks DIVVY’s first time managing a publicly available car park of this size in Melbourne, and our goal is to make parking convenient and economical for you, the parker.
Whether you prefer to pre-book your spot or drive up, we have you covered. In collaboration with the Dexus team, we’re introducing Melbourne parkers to a new parking experience at this facility, featuring highly competitive rates.
DIVVY users can benefit from both casual drive-up and pre-book parking options at the Galleria car park. This car park is located beneath the Galleria shopping and dining precinct and the 385 Bourke Street Office tower. It is also conveniently situated near Bourke Street Mall, Melbourne Town Hall, and all the major CBD venues.
To pre-book parking at this property, simply download the DIVVY Parking App from the App Store or Google Play, or book online. Customers who have pre-booked parking with DIVVY at the Galleria can drive down the ramp from Elizabeth Street and arrive at the Entry boom gate. As a pre-book parker, please scan your QR code at the device labelled as the ‘Pre-book device’ and then park in any unreserved bay.
At this car park, casual drive-up parking is offered through DIVVY Parking’s ticketless system. This means casual drive-up parkers can effortlessly enter and exit the car park by tapping a credit/debit card (Apple and Google Pay also accepted). No tickets or swipe cards required!
For more parking options in Melbourne with DIVVY, check out this article for tips. Download the DIVVY Parking App for iPhone and Android, or pre-book your Melbourne parking on our website today.
Now offering pre-book and casual drive up parking at this location. The car park entry is located at 131 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. This car park is located near Bourke Street Mall, Melbourne Town Hall and all the major CBD venues.
DIVVY Parking, a new player to the car park operator game across Australia, has officially assumed control of the car parking operations at 123 Albert Street in Brisbane, taking over from Wilson Parking.
We are delighted to announce our collaboration with the Dexusteam to introduce Brisbane parkers to a new way of parking at this facility, featuring highly competitive rates.
This marks DIVVY Parking’s inaugural venture into the Brisbane market for a publicly operated car park of this scale, where it will provide a comprehensive array of car parking management solutions, encompassing pre-book parking, drive up parking, and working with local businesses, schools and hospitality providers to offer affordable and accessible parking options.
DIVVY users can take advantage of casual drive-up and pre-book parking options at this prime location. Situated in the heart of Brisbane CBD, this car park offers convenient access to Midtown Centre, Queen Street Mall, and Uptown.
Casual drive-up parkers can enjoy the ease of using credit cards/debit cards to enter and exit the car park,.
Customers who have previously pre-booked parking with DIVVY at the 123 Albert Street Podium car park can now conveniently pre-book parking in the basement car park by scanning their QR code at the pre-book parking devices located at the boom gates.
Check out thearticle for more parking options in Brisbane city with DIVVY. Download the DIVVY Parking App for iPhone,Android, or pre-book your Brisbane parking on our website today.
Now offering casual drive up and pre-book parking at 123 Albert Street, Brisbane. This car park is located in Brisbane CBD and provides convenient access to Midtown Centre, Queen Street Mall, and Uptown.
Vivid Sydney is back from May 24th to June 15th, 2024. Experience the city’s festival of light, music, ideas, and food. Book your parking with DIVVYfor easy access to all the action.
Vivid Sydney is an unmissable event for photographers, art enthusiasts, and families. It is held at iconic locations including Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, The Rocks, Circular Quay, Sydney Opera House, and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).
Are you looking for parking options close to the events?
We have highlighted some of the events below that you can witness from May to June 2024.
If you’re heading to Walumil Lawn, Barangaroo Ave for Encounters Before the Tree, park at 30 The Bond for $8 an evening on weekdays and $7 an evening on weekends. See an enthralling display of nature’s hidden geometry with a hypnotic projection on eucalyptus trees.
Park with us at Sir Stamfordfor $7 an hour if you’re heading to the Sydney Opera House to see VIVID LIVE. It’s the annual centrepiece of the Sydney Opera House’s contemporary music program and forms part of Vivid Sydney’s Music program. This event celebrates cutting-edge and iconic artists that defy expectations and break new ground.
Love Is in The Air will illuminate Vivid Sydney on the 8th, 9th, and 15th of June 2024 at 9:10 pm at Circular Quay and the Rocks. Witness over 700 drones creating powerful symbols of love in vibrant formations across the night sky. Explore DIVVY’s parking options across Sydney CBDhere.
* Road closures will be in place, make sure to check your journey won’t be affected. *
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DIVVY offers both casual drive up and pre-book parking at 45 McKechnie Drive, Eight Mile Plains QLD. This car park is located in Brisbane Technology Park, directly opposite the Eight Mile Plains Community Health Centre.
Now offering casual drive up parking at Officeworks Geelong. Parking is accessible via Malop Street or Little Malop Street. This car park is close to Eastern Beach, Deakin University, Westfield and Geelong CBD.
Welcome to the Sydney City’s most stylish suburb, Surry Hills. Parking is always scarce in Surry Hills because the neighbourhood is constantly crowded, whether you are going to a trendy restaurant or cafe for a bite to eat or just to work. We’ve rounded up some of the best places to eat, drink, shop, visit and park in Surry Hills.
Eat and drink
Looking for somewhere to have a meal or a drink? You’re spoilt for choice in Surry Hills. It’s one of Sydney’s best-known foodie destinations, with a multitude of restaurants, bars and pubs ranging from ultra-casual to fine dining and covering many different types of cuisine.
The ricotta pancakes at bills on Crown Street are world-famous, making it a must-do for breakfast. Across the road, The Dolphin Hotel dishes up pub fare that’s a cut above in arty surrounds. Firedoor, which featured on Netflix’s Chef’s Table BBQ, is all about wood-fired cooking and serves up one of Sydney’s most sought-after steaks.
Surry Hills is also home to the Sydney outpost of a Melbourne favourite, the loud and buzzy South East Asian eatery Chin Chin. Wherever you decide to eat, start (or finish) your night off right with a drink at theHotel Hollywood. This old-school, slightly grungy but unpretentious Art Deco pub is a veritable Surry Hills institution.
Coffee
Sydney is a city of coffee aficionados, and some of the city’s best brews can be found in Surry Hills.
Try the popular Single O in Reservoir Street, where they serve filter coffee on tap. Postage-stamp sized Sample Coffee on Devonshire Street might be small, but that doesn’t stop it from turning out a seriously good cup of joe. And at Artificer Specialty Coffee Bar & Roastery, they’re so focused on making the perfect cup of coffee that they don’t sell anything else.
Shopping
Take home your own little piece of Surry Hills cool with a purchase from one of its hip stores. Give your home instant design cred with something from Vampt Vintage Design, a treasure trove of vintage and mid-century furniture, or lose hours browsing the vinyl records, film, and books at specialist bookstore Title.
Visit Shannon Reserve on Crown Street on the first Saturday of the month, and you’ll find the Surry Hills Marketsin full swing. They’ve been running since 1981 and are a great place to find vintage, second-hand or recycled fashion, homewares and art.
For the ultimate souvenir, visit one of Surry Hills’ tattoo parlours. Several of Sydney’s best studios are found here, including Little Tokyo, Hiberniaand Authentink.
Culture
There are plenty of places to indulge your inner culture vulture in Surry Hills. A visit to the Brett Whiteley Studio on Raper Street is a must. The studio was once Whiteley’s workplace and home, and it has been preserved just as it was when he was alive, right down to the graffiti-covered walls. Or soak in the vintage vibes at the Golden Age Cinema and Bar.
Catch an indie or arthouse film in the basement cinema of the 1940s Paramount Pictures building, or just enjoy an artfully mixed cocktail at the bar. If live action is more your style, the Belvoir Street Theatre (housed in an old tomato sauce factory) is a stalwart of the Sydney theatre scene.
Where to park
Surry Hills is serviced by buses and light rail, but not trains and driving is often the easiest way to get there. Finding parking in Surry Hills in the narrow, one-way streets can be a challenge, but don’t worry – when it comes to parking, we’ve got you covered.
Heading to Haymarket from Surry Hills? Park with us at 14-18 Lee Street. The easiest approach to score a cheap parking spot is usually to book in advance.
Looking for casual parking? Don’t waste time Googling ‘parking near me’. DIVVY public parking solution Drive Up makes casual parking a breeze. No need to pre-book – just tap your credit card, Apple Pay or Samsung Pay at the car park entrance, and you’re away. You won’t be charged until you tap your payment method again when you’re leaving. Available 24/7 at Adina Apartment Hotel, 359 Crown Street, Surry Hills (car park entry on Fitzroy Street).