Parking DeLaMar, Amsterdam

Book parking DeLaMar with Mobypark (private spots, no last-minute hunting)

Parking DeLaMar is easiest when you arrive with a guaranteed space. Mobypark lets drivers book private parking spots (like hotel/office spaces or unused driveways and garages) that owners aren’t actively using—so you’re not stuck trying to find a free spot near the theatre at showtime.

For DeLaMar, this matters because the main entrance street is car-free and many nearby options are limited. With a pre-booked spot on Mobypark, you can focus on getting to the venue on time. Use the search bar to set your dates and compare available parking right for your trip.

Street parking near DeLaMar: watch the car-free area and availability

The street in front of DeLaMar’s main entrance is designated car-free. If you’re planning to “just park nearby,” be aware that convenient kerb spaces can be scarce and restrictions can be enforced—especially around busy evening performances.

There are also specific access rules for people with a physical limitation: an AOV pass can be used to arrange drop-off by the relevant transport provider, while other visitors can’t use the same drop-off option. If you still want to use street parking, arrive early—but for many drivers, booking on Mobypark is the calmer alternative when you want certainty.

Discounted garage parking only with reservation (or availability isn’t guaranteed)

DeLaMar’s visitor info highlights that discounted parking at nearby garages requires pre-reservation. You enter your licence plate during the booking, so access is smoother when you arrive.

If you arrive without reserving, you may still be able to park—but you shouldn’t count on getting a space when the area fills up. Mobypark fits well here as another way to secure private parking in advance, so you’re not choosing between “discount” and “maybe there’s a spot.”

P+R (park & ride) for a cheaper arrival—then tram to the Leidseplein area

If you want to reduce costs and avoid inner-city parking stress, park & ride is a solid strategy. DeLaMar’s info states you can park after 10:00 for €6.00 per 24 hours at the city edge, then travel by public transport to the Leidseplein area.

This can be a great plan when you’re arriving later in the day. Still, if you’d rather avoid transfers and want to drive right up to your parking point, comparing those P+R options with a pre-booked spot on Mobypark is often the simpler choice.

Quick cost reality check: street prices vs. reserving in advance

Street parking around central Amsterdam is often expensive (one guide cites around €7.50 per hour), and on-the-spot availability can be unpredictable. Nearby garages can start at hourly rates around €4.80 per hour depending on timing.

Because Mobypark bookings are pre-arranged private spots, drivers can often pay much less than street parking—sometimes up to 60% cheaper than paying on arrival—especially for show-time parking where time pressure is the real cost.

Accessibility and drop-off: plan for the car-free frontage

If you need accessible parking logistics, plan ahead. DeLaMar’s accessibility guidance notes that the street at the main entrance is car-free, and an AOV pass can allow specific drop-off arrangements via the relevant provider—while regular drop-off for other visitors isn’t available at the same spot.

For parking itself, there are wheelchair-friendly spaces available in nearby garages. If you’d like to reduce walking variation and keep your arrival plan straightforward, booking a private spot on Mobypark can be an effective way to control the parking part of your trip.