Parking De Jonge Dikkert BV, Amstelveen

Looking for parking De Jonge Dikkert BV in Amstelveen? The area around Amsterdamseweg uses clear street rules, and nearby garages have time caps—so it helps to know your options before you arrive.

Book private parking near De Jonge Dikkert BV with Mobypark

Mobypark gives you a practical alternative to driving around for a space: you can book private parking spots from owners who have extra capacity but don’t actively use it (think hotel/office parking, private driveways, or unused garages). Instead of working around limited street rules, you can choose by location, and (when available) covered vs. uncovered—then go straight to your booked spot.

If you’d rather not stay within the street time limits, comparing street parking vs. a pre-booked spot on Mobypark is often the easiest way to avoid stress, especially for evening plans.

Street parking on Amsterdamseweg: blue zone rules

On Amsterdamseweg, the shopping-street part is a blue zone. That usually means you need a parking disc (parkeerschijf) and you can’t exceed the maximum time.

• When it applies: Monday to Saturday, 10:00–17:00
• Maximum stay: 1.5 hours (with a parkeerschijf)
• Cost in the blue zone: free when you use the parkeerschijf and respect the maximum time
• Outside 10:00–17:00: the Amsterdamseweg blue-zone time restriction doesn’t apply in the same way

If you’re not sure how long you’ll be (for example, if you might run late), it can be safer to switch from street parking to a pre-booked Mobypark spot—so you’re not counting minutes in a blue zone.

Parking permits & visitor rules (if you live locally)

If you live in a permit area, you may be able to park using a resident permit (bewonersvergunning). Typically, only people with an eligible address can use these resident rules, and there can be limits per address.

• Resident permit: up to two permits per address
• Example permit costs: first permit €40/year and second permit €80/year (tariffs were stated for 2023; always check current pricing)
• Resident parking in the blue zone: permit holders can park even within the blue-zone area

For drivers without a local permit, public street rules can be harder to rely on—this is where booking a private spot via Mobypark can be a straightforward alternative because your access doesn’t depend on resident-zone eligibility.

Public garages near Stadshart/Handelsplein: entry times and day caps

When you want something simpler than street enforcement, the nearby public garages in the Stadshart/Handelsplein area work with daily maximums and set access hours.

• Parking garage P1 (Stadsplein / Schouwburg): 24/7 open; first 90 minutes free every day; after that €3 per half hour; daily max €40
• Handelsplein parking garage: daily access for exiting 24/7; entry typically 06:30–23:00; pricing is per short interval (around €1 per ~25–28 minutes); daily max about €19–€21
• Buitenplein parking garage: 24/7 open; priced per short interval (around €1 per ~25 minutes); daily max about €20–€21

Because day caps can still reach the higher end (up to around €40 in some garages), comparing with Mobypark can make sense if your plans could run longer—especially when you want to avoid the uncertainty of finding a last-minute street space or negotiating with multiple ticket timers.

How to choose the right option for your visit

Use this quick checklist: if you’ll be there during Mon–Sat 10:00–17:00, street parking is only comfortable if you can stay within 1.5 hours. If you arrive later, street rules may be easier, but garages still provide a predictable “pay at the end” style with daily caps.

For the simplest arrival, many drivers choose to book a private spot on Mobypark (owners don’t actively use all spaces), then park without searching. Where some public garages can have higher day maximums, a pre-booked private spot can be significantly cheaper for longer stays—sometimes up to the range of around 60% savings compared with the highest public day caps, depending on your exact duration and timing.

If you want the details on blue-zone timing, permit/visitor rules, or garage entry/cost structure, you’ll find them in the FAQ below.