Q-Park Optimizes Price Structure for Leverkusen Parking Garages

From February 1, 2025, Q-Park will introduce a revised pricing structure in the Leverkusen Forum, Luminaden and City Center parking facilities. With this adjustment, the company is responding to increased operating costs and at the same time laying the foundation for future improvements in the service and infrastructure of the parking garages.

Significant changes in the price structure

After more than ten years of constant rates, the price per hour or part thereof will be increased moderately to 2 euros. However, the maximum daily rate will remain unchanged at 11 euros per 24 hours - a clear signal that Q-Park wants to continue to offer its customers fair and transparent pricing.

Why the adjustment is necessary

"We are faced with the challenge of cushioning increased costs for energy, maintenance and services in order to ensure the high quality of our car parks. This adjustment will help us to continue to offer our customers a safe and modern parking experience in the future," explains a spokesperson for Q-Park .

Comparable prices and additional benefits with the new tariff structure

Q-Park continues to operate at a market-based level. In neighboring cities such as Bergisch Gladbach, parking fees per hour are currently between 1.50 and 1.80 euros - without a comparable central location or additional offers. Q-Park also offers attractive alternatives such as deals that can be booked in advance via the company's own website.

A decision for quality and customer satisfaction

Q-Park remains committed to its high standards: quality, safety and an outstanding service experience remain the focus. With this adjustment, the company is ensuring that it can continue to act as a reliable partner for stress-free parking in Leverkusen in the future. You can
find more information about the new price structure and the attractive booking offers at www.q-park.de.

About Q-Park

Q-Park is one of Europe's leading operators of owned, managed and leased parking facilities as well as parking facilities in the form of a mixed business model. Q-Park is known for its quality standards and has a portfolio of more than 3,600 parking facilities with more than 706,000 parking spaces and has a strong market position in seven northwest European countries: the Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium, Great Britain, Ireland and Denmark. Q-Park has already equipped 39 locations in 22 cities in Germany with e-charging stations and is thus actively promoting the expansion of the charging infrastructure. The company pursues a sustainable strategy by expanding the charging points in line with actual demand. In this way, Q-Park is making a long-term and resource-saving contribution to electromobility.