Dadar Station Parking
Dadar railway station, Dadar, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
About the Facility
Dadar Station Parking covers car and two-wheeler parking around Dadar railway station in Dadar, Mumbai. East and west exits serve different markets. The flower market side is jammed before 7am, while the west deck eases after 11. The usual approach is Senapati Bapat Marg and Tilak Bridge. Drivers searching for railway station parking in Mumbai should budget about โน30 an hour for a car bay in this precinct. The figure is a typical local rate for this kind of place, not a live count of empty slots.
For a train at Dadar railway station, park and walk to the booking hall rather than stopping in the taxi lane. Two-wheelers turn over faster than cars. If the station row is full, the next legal option is a side street off Senapati Bapat Marg and Tilak Bridge, not the bridge itself.
Place type: Railway station ยท Dadar, Mumbai
Parking questions
Where can I park near Dadar railway station?
Use the signed public bays approached from Senapati Bapat Marg and Tilak Bridge in Dadar. East and west exits serve different markets. The flower market side is jammed before 7am, while the west deck eases after 11.
How much is car parking near Dadar railway station in Mumbai?
A typical car bay in this railway station area is about โน30 an hour. Mall, airport, and office stacks can charge more. Pay at the lot; this website does not collect the fee.
Is two-wheeler parking available near Dadar railway station?
Yes. Two-wheeler rows around Dadar railway station usually remain after car bays on Senapati Bapat Marg and Tilak Bridge are full, especially at stations, colleges, and markets.
Offered Amenities
Security Checklist
- โ 24/7 Remote Video Monitoring
- โ Guard Patrols on Ground
- โ Hazard & Fire Suppression Systems
- โ Well-Lit Covered Pedestrian Ramps
Facility Regulations
- This listing is a directory guide for the Dadar railway station area.
- Pay the posted rate at the lot. This website does not take payment.
- Do not block gates, bus stops, or ambulance lanes on Senapati Bapat Marg and Tilak Bridge.