Parking Holy Cow!, Zurich

If you’re looking for parking Holy Cow! (Route du Simplon, La Croisée), you’ll mainly be dealing with zone rules (blue/yellow) and a payment system that uses TWINT. Here’s how to park there smoothly—and when it’s worth comparing the public options with a bookable private spot.

Why book a private spot on Mobypark near “Holy Cow!”

Public zone parking works best when you arrive at the right time and understand the rules. If you want more certainty, Mobypark lets you pre-book private parking spaces from owners who aren’t using them (think hotel/office parking, private driveways, or unused garage spaces). That means less time spent searching for an allowed space when blue/yellow restrictions apply.

Parking Holy Cow opening hours and TWINT access

Parking Holy Cow (La Croisée) is listed as open 24/7. Entry/exit is designed to work without coins and without needing a traditional ticket in many cases, using TWINT and QR-based payment.

• TWINT plate recognition: automatic entry/exit—no ticket required.
• TWINT QR code: scan the QR ticket and pay in the app (no coins).
• Pay per session: parking is charged based on your parking duration, finalised when you leave.

Zone bleue (blue zone): the key time window

In a blue zone, drivers typically need a blue parking disc (an EU-style disc also works) during the regulated period. The standard rule is Monday to Saturday, 08:00–18:00, with one hour free when the disc is set correctly and clearly visible. Outside that time window (and often on Sundays/holidays), longer parking is usually permitted, but always follow the signs on-site.

If you’re planning to stay later than the blue-zone window—or you don’t want to worry about having the disc ready—booking a nearby private space on Mobypark can be a practical alternative to managing zone timing.

Parking jaune (yellow zone): only for authorised users

Yellow zone areas in Switzerland are usually private or reserved for authorised people (e.g., residents, staff, customers/guests). If the curb is marked accordingly, don’t assume you can park there just because the facility is open.

So if you’re arriving without guaranteed access to yellow spaces, it’s smarter to use the valid public option (e.g., the blue zone where permitted) or compare against Mobypark for a pre-booked private spot—especially when you want to avoid finding out too late that your intended area isn’t for general parking.

Late arrival and overnight parking: what changes at night

Because Parking Holy Cow is listed as open 24/7, you’re not fighting a gate closing at night. The bigger difference is usually the zone rules: blue-zone limits are concentrated in the daytime period, while nights typically mean fewer restrictions. If you want the simplest plan for late arrivals or longer stays, Mobypark can help you lock in a space without relying on finding an available public zone spot.

How to find bookable spots on Mobypark for “Holy Cow!”

Use the Mobypark search bar with La Croisée / Route du Simplon and your dates, then compare options that match your arrival time. Private spots on Mobypark are offered by owners who don’t use them continuously (for example, unused garage spaces and business parking), so availability doesn’t depend on you timing the blue zone correctly.

For quick answers about the blue/yellow rules, TWINT payment, and late parking expectations, see the FAQ below.