Rules & areas
Bookable tickets in the PARQ system
Bookable tickets let your parkers book a space on your area in advance, for example for a night, a weekend or a month. You determine which tickets are available, where they apply, what they cost and how many there are. The licence plate is stored with the booking, so nobody needs to show anything at the entrance.
Bookable tickets at a glance
The overview shows every ticket with its term, scope, price and the bookings already received for it.
Latest bookings
| Entry | |
|---|---|
| 9,00 € | |
| 65,00 € | |
| 18,00 € | |
| 9,00 € |
Bookings by ticket type · month
| Ticket type | Revenue |
|---|---|
| Night ticket | 162 € |
| Weekend ticket | 180 € |
| Monthly ticket staff | 80 € |
| Monthly ticket residents | 260 € |
This month
Booking system for car parks: bookable tickets day to day.
Your parkers conveniently book their ticket for your site in advance, from home or on the move. Each ticket has a fixed term and is valid for the sites you release: one night, a weekend, a month. You decide which tickets there are, where they are valid, what they cost and how many of them there may be. Booking is online, the licence plate is thereby registered, and nobody has to stop or show anything at the entrance. At trade fairs, matches and concerts, all the traffic arrives within a few minutes. Anyone who bought their ticket beforehand does not stop at the entrance, and you know in advance how many spaces have already been allocated. In the portal you see every ticket with bookings, revenue and remaining capacity, and you can switch a ticket active or inactive at any time. A ticket can also apply to one zone only, for example one level of the underground car park, provided the level has its own entrance with a camera.
Tickets with a fixed term
One night, one weekend, one month: every ticket has a term and an area. Anyone who has booked drives in, the licence plate is on file, and nothing more happens at the entrance.
- Night, weekend and monthly tickets
- Valid for the areas you define
- On request with period and capacity
- Bookings and revenue per ticket in the portal
For events
At trade fairs, matches and concerts, all the traffic arrives within a few minutes. Anyone who has bought their ticket in advance does not stop at the entrance and does not queue at the pay station. That noticeably eases the arrival.
Further functions
- Vehicles on the area, live
- Every parking session with entry and parking duration
- Revenue per area and payment source
- Outstanding receivables in view
- Violations recorded automatically
- Automatically transmitted to your service provider
- Whitelist individually, as a group or by list
- Authorisations for an occasion
- Tariffs per area and time window
- Free parking periods and special rules
- Your own rules for each area
- Utilisation per zone
- Peak times, parking duration and much more
- Raw data export as JSON, XML, CSV, Excel or PDF
- At the pay station: card, contactless or Apple/Google Pay, and with the PARQ Automat A2 cash too
- Via app or QR code
- Authorisation via QR code and charging receipt
- Your rule for people charging
- At a tablet on site, e.g. at reception
- With a disability card via QR code
- Connecting existing barriers and roller doors instead of replacing them, as far as the controls allow
- Open REST-API, fully documented
- Full logo, small logo and favicon
- Your own colours and your own typeface
- GDPR-compliant
- Encrypted transmission
Your parking system. Your rules.
Ready at a click.
Bookable tickets: common questions.
Yes, via bookable tickets with a fixed term for the areas you release: one night, one weekend or one month. Booking is done online, the licence plate is stored with it, and nobody has to stop or show anything at the entrance. How many tickets there are is for you to determine.
Yes. A period and a capacity can be stored for each ticket, so that no more is booked than the area can take. That way you keep spaces free for your other drivers, visitor spaces on an event day for example. In the portal you can see at any time how many tickets have already been allocated.

