Parking near the Beatrix Theatre in Utrecht
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How to park near the Beatrix Theatre in Utrecht?
Looking for a parking space near the Beatrix Theatre in Utrecht? ParkBee is a digital parking platform. Use the search function to find the perfect parking location. Start your parking session, open the entrance and pay easily via your phone.
On your way to the Beatrix Theatre in Utrecht
Check the parking options at the Beatrix Theatre, drive to the parking location in Utrecht and scan the QR code at the entrance to start your parking session.Arrange your parking space at the Beatrix Theatre in advance
Select the desired day, time and location, confirm your reservation and pay for parking at the Beatrix Theatre in advance using one of our online payment methods. Every month a parking space near Beatrix Theatre
Long-term parking at the Beatrix Theatre in Utrecht or parking as often as you want? This is possible for a fixed monthly fee with a subscription to a parking location of your choice.
Going to a musical in Utrecht? Park near the Beatrix Theatre!
The Beatrix Theatre is home to many great shows, from musicals to concerts and comedy nights. Unfortunately, parking in the immediate vicinity of the theatre is not always easy. To ensure a stress-free start to your night out, we recommend booking your parking space in advance. This way, you not only avoid the crowds, but you are also guaranteed a spot at a fair rate. A perfect addition to an unforgettable evening at the Beatrix Theatre, right?
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Frequently asked questions
If you book online, you pay for the chosen time and date. If you choose parking-per-minute, you pay exactly for the time you parked. Per-minute parking is cheaper, but beware: you are not guaranteed a parking space. Both options are more affordable than parking on the street, so either way, you’ll be getting a great deal!
You can pay using our secure online payment methods. At checkout, you can choose from options such as Apple Pay, iDeal, Credit Card and PayPal.
Yes, up to one hour before your reservation, you can change the date, time and license plate number of your reservation. Go to your personal access page and click 'Change reservation'. You can also cancel your reservation this way.
Yes, to access the entrance/exit or pedestrian door via your smartphone, you need a stable internet connection.
No, you can park at the Beatrix Theatre via our platform without creating an account. When you make a reservation, just fill in your details so we can send you a confirmation and instructions. That's it!
If you stay longer, a new transaction is automatically started. Before you drive out, you must pay for the new transaction via the access page, you will receive this link by SMS and e-mail.
You don't have to, but it is possible to park at ParkBee with your favourite parking app. You can park without an app if you make a reservation or park by the minute. You can enter the location with your confirmation email or scan the QR code at the entrance. You need a working internet connection on your smartphone to open the entrance. You can also park using your favourite parking app. When you open the app, select a ParkBee location and drive in with a single click.
Going to a musical in Utrecht? Park nearby at the Beatrix Theatre!
The Beatrix Theatre is home to many great shows, from musicals to concerts and comedy nights. Unfortunately, parking in the immediate vicinity of the theatre is not always easy. To ensure a stress-free start to your night out, we recommend booking your parking space in advance. This way, you not only avoid the crowds, but you are also guaranteed a spot at a fair rate. A perfect addition to an unforgettable evening at the Beatrix Theatre, right?