Parking Pasing, Munich

Parking in Pasing is centred on paid street zones and public car parks around München-Pasing station. Compare the operating hours, height limits and time-based tariffs before choosing a space, particularly for an overnight or full-day stay.

Street parking rules in Pasing Süd

The Pasing Süd parking-management area is planned to begin on 27 July 2026. Once active, its controls will apply from Monday to Saturday, 09:00 to 23:00, in the area south of the railway tracks and within the boundary roads shown on the current city map.

• Resident parking: some bays are reserved for residents with a permit. A resident permit costs €30 per year.
• Mixed parking: visitors can park for €2 per hour or €11 per day.
• Short-stay or mixed parking: visitor parking costs €2 per hour and is limited to a maximum of two hours where signed.
• Parking-disc areas: some streets use a parking disc or permit instead of a standard ticket. Check the sign beside the bay for the permitted time and user group.

Do not assume that a quiet street is unrestricted. The local sign determines whether the bay is resident-only, paid, time-limited or available with a parking disc.

Parking at München-Pasing station

The covered Pasinger Hofgärten car park at Kaflerstraße 14 has 350 spaces and is open 24 hours a day, including public holidays. The listed tariff is €2 for one hour and €12 for 24 hours, with a maximum parking period of 672 hours. If you prefer to check a pre-booked private space, Mobypark currently has no bookable space in Pasing, but you can check again for future availability.

Pasing Arcaden car park: rates and access

The Pasing Arcaden car park has more than 900 spaces, a maximum entry height of 2.00 metres and entrances from Josef-Felder-Straße 53 and Offenbachstraße 3. Entry is available from 06:00 to 22:00; exit is possible at any time using the night access.

• Up to 80% occupancy: €2 per started hour.
• Above 80% occupancy: €2.50 per started hour.
• Daily maximum: €15.
• Six-hour saver ticket: €6 when paid within 30 minutes of entry.

Automatic number-plate recognition is used for entry, payment and exit. Check your registration number carefully before confirming payment, as an incorrectly entered number may not be refundable. The hourly rate displayed at entry applies for the entire stay, so check it before driving in when the car park is busy.

24-hour parking at Pasinger Marienplatz

The Pasinger Marienplatz car park at Planeggerstraße 2 is open around the clock, with access via Institutstraße. Its tariff is €1 for up to 30 minutes, €2.50 for up to 90 minutes, then €1 for each additional 30 minutes. The daily maximum is €15, making it suitable for a longer visit when the 24-hour access is more useful than street parking.

Long-stay and overnight parking in Pasing

For an overnight stay, use a car park that explicitly offers 24-hour access rather than leaving a vehicle in a time-limited street bay. The station car park and Pasinger Marienplatz are open continuously. Pasing Arcaden allows exit at any time, but vehicle entry is limited to 06:00–22:00.

Drivers willing to continue by public transport can also use the P+R car park at Westkreuz. It has 126 spaces, allows up to 24 hours, and costs €1.50 for the first day plus €4 for each additional day. It is reserved for public transport passengers, and a valid public transport ticket may be required at the exit.

Parking tickets, permits and penalties in Pasing

Display the required ticket or parking disc clearly and follow the time limit shown on the sign. Parking without a valid ticket or disc starts at a €10 warning fine and increases with the length of the offence, reaching up to €40 for a standard no-ticket offence. If a parking meter is defective, use a parking disc where the local rules require it.

Parking on a footway or cycle lane, blocking a fire access route or using a disabled bay without authorisation can result in fines from €55 and possible towing. A resident permit does not override temporary signs, loading restrictions or other marked restrictions.