Parking Bingoal Stadion, The Hague

Reserve private parking around Bingoal Stadion with Mobypark

Parking Bingoal Stadion is easiest when you don’t have to rely on limited on-the-day spaces. Mobypark lets you pre-book bookable private parking spots that owners don’t actively use—such as hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, or unused garage areas—in the area around Bingoal Stadion.

Instead of driving in and hoping there’s room on P1, you can secure a spot in advance through the Mobypark search bar (date + time) and compare options by price and parking type. If your plans change, cancellations are available up to 24 hours before arrival.

On matchdays, when some stadium lots are reserved for pass holders, reserving a private spot via Mobypark can be the practical alternative to roaming around looking for availability.

Matchday parking: what P1, P2/P2VIP and P3 mean at Bingoal Stadion

On home matchdays, the stadium parking area is split into several zones:

• P1: accessible to everyone. You buy the parking pass on match day when you enter the parking site.
• P2 / P2VIP and P3: reserved for people with a parking pass (for example sponsors and staff).

If you’re aiming for an easy “arrive and park” plan, P1 is the public option—but you should expect to pay the on-the-day rate and act quickly once you reach the entrance. With Mobypark, you can compare private alternatives rather than depending on whether P1 still has space when you arrive.

P2 also includes charging points for electric cars; charging costs €0.25 per kWh. If you drive an EV and want straightforward charging, check availability in the public P2/P2VIP area or pre-book another spot in the surrounding area via Mobypark.

For arrival by road, the stadium guidance focuses on the northern approach route via the A4 (exit 8 Leidschendam), N14, or Zoetermeerse Rijweg and Donau. If you can take the N14 (for example from Wassenaar, Leidschendam or Mariahoeve), it’s recommended over the Utrechtse baan.

Non-matchdays: where parking is free (and where it isn’t)

Outside major event days and (home) matches, public access changes:

• P1: not open to the general public. It’s intended for businesses in the Forepark area, so don’t plan around finding a space there.
• P2 / P2VIP and P3: generally free for anyone visiting the WerkTalent Stadion area on non-matchdays (rules can still change on busy dates).

Even if P2/P3 can be free on quieter days, availability isn’t guaranteed—especially if you arrive later. Booking a private spot with Mobypark can help you avoid last-minute searching when the “free” option fills up.

Street parking and permits nearby: avoid fines with zone checks

In and around Den Haag, parking is often controlled by paid parking zones and permit areas. Tariffs and permitted times are always shown on the parking meters and on the zone signs, so check the start/end times before you leave your car.

Having a permit doesn’t override other traffic rules (like stop/parking bans), and vehicle size limits may apply for certain permit holders. If you’re unsure, set a reminder to match the posted hours—or choose a reserved spot instead of risking a ticket in a busy event-day area.

A simple parking plan for Bingoal Stadion

• Matchday: if you want public parking, plan for P1 and buy the pass when you enter; if you want certainty, compare and pre-book private parking via Mobypark.
• Non-matchday: consider that P2/P3 are typically free for visitors, but still book ahead if you need a guaranteed space.
• EVs: check charging availability in the public zones (P2 has charging) or reserve an EV-capable spot on Mobypark.
• Arrival timing: use the northern approach guidance and avoid waiting at the entrance—pre-booking reduces decision stress once traffic builds.

Use the Mobypark search bar for Bingoal Stadion, select your date, and compare your options before you set off—so you can park with confidence and get to your seats without detours.