Parking Restaurant De Beren, Almere

Parking Restaurant De Beren (Forum 101): street zones, times, and maximum stay

If you’re looking for parking Restaurant De Beren at Forum 101 in Almere, the key is to follow the zone color on the street signs—rates and paid hours differ by zone.

• Orange zone: €4.20/hour, max 12 hours, paid 7 days/week 07:00–24:00
• Red zone: €3.50/hour, max 12 hours, paid 7 days/week 07:00–24:00
• Yellow zone: €0.70/hour, max 13 hours, paid 7 days/week 09:00–22:00
• Green zone: free, 7 days/week 24 hours

Some spots may show different hourly rates (for example a message about up to €2.69/hour with €0.50 per 15 minutes). Always double-check the signage next to the exact parking bay you choose.

Practical tip: set your parking start time carefully and respect the maximum duration for the zone color—overstaying is one of the most common reasons for tickets.

Garages in Almere Centrum: 24/7 options near Forum 101

If you’d rather avoid hunting for the right street zone, Almere Centrum garages are usually the simplest alternative. In general, garages in Almere Centrum are open 7 days/week, 24 hours/day, and there are charging points for electric cars.

Other Centrum garages you may see around Almere include P5 Hennepveld, P6 Hospitaalgarage, P7 Schippergarage, P8 Flevogarage, and P9 Krakelinggarage (some use around €3.30/hour). When in doubt, check the entrance display before driving in.

Paying rules in Almere Centrum: avoid time windows and permit issues

For street parking in Almere Centrum, paid parking generally applies Mon–Sat 07:00–24:00 and Sun 12:00–24:00 (also on public holidays). Rates and maximum durations still depend on the zone color for your exact spot.

• Residents permit (kenteken-based): a parking permit is valid only for street parking in the zone where you live.
• Vehicle registration matters: the permit is tied to your license plate; leased company vehicles may require extra documentation.
• Garages: residents may be able to apply for a residents subscription for garage parking.
• Mobile parking: Almere uses zone numbers, so selecting the correct zone is essential.

A quick parking plan for your De Beren visit

For lunch or dinner at Restaurant De Beren (Forum 101), paid street parking is active during much of the day and typically runs late. A good approach is: choose your zone first (green vs yellow vs red/orange), then start your parking session right away to match your intended return time.

If you’re trying to avoid uncertainty, using a 24/7 garage can reduce the risk of ending up in the wrong zone. And although Mobypark currently has no bookable spots for this location, you can still check Mobypark for future availability using your search bar details for a later date.