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Dubai's Salik, Parkonic expand paid parking to two Abu Dhabi malls

The cashless, ticketless parking system means charges will be automatically deducted from the vehicle owner’s Salik account upon exit

Published: Wed 16 Jul 2025, 5:52 PM

Updated: Thu 17 Jul 2025, 1:55 PM

More malls, tourist enclaves, and business hubs in Abu Dhabi and Dubai are now offering seamless, ticketless, and barrier-less parking courtesy of Parkonic and Salik PJSC as the payment option.

Private company Parkonic confirmed to Khaleej Times on Wednesday that two malls in Abu Dhabi will soon offer paid parking services. The ANPR (automatic number-plate recognition) cameras that will be used to capture the vehicle licence plate have been installed, and both malls have been added to the list of companies whose parking operations are managed by Parkonic. Parking charges will be activated soon.

Parking will be cashless and ticketless with Salik as the payment option. This means parking charges will be automatically deducted from the vehicle owner’s Salik account upon exit. There are options to pay using the Parkonic app, website, or at the mall payment kiosks.

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Cashless parking

Meanwhile, in Dubai, parking at Golden Mile Galleria, shopping mall in Palm Jumeirah; The Town Mall in Jebel Ali and Dubai Investment Park; Dubai Sports City (surface and multi-storey parking); The Palm Monorail are now operated by Parkonic.

Parking at these establishments and areas is cashless and ticketless with Salik as the payment option.

Back in November last year, Parkonic and Dubai's toll gate operator Salik PJSC entered into a partnership where Parkonic will promote Salik as the preferred payment channel for its customers. This means parking charges are automatically deducted from the car owner’s Salik account.

There are no parking barriers in most areas allowing motorist to just drive in, park, and drive out. The system uses ANPR (automatic number-plate recognition) cameras to capture the vehicle licence plate and determine the corresponding parking fees to be paid.