New Car Park Rates for Mid Valley Megamall | Mid Valley City
Mid Valley Megamall is a lot of people favorite hang out and it’s located in the centre between Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. They have the best of everything 🙂
You name it, they have it!
From Latest fashion wear, a corporate office, exhibition, mouth-watering foods to a great place for shopping with the three major Malaysia’s successful anchors, Metrojaya, Jusco and Carrefour.
To sum up, there’ve everything for everyone.
Effective 1 November 2010, Mid Valley City Sdn. Bhd has increase the car parking rate.
It’s not easy to get a parking even there are about 11,000 car park bays in Mid Valley City.
Nobody like the price hike. That why there is a complaint on the parking increase as some claimed it have gone beyond a reasonable price affordable to the Mid Valley City community.
Even the Mid Valley Megamall can be easily access via public transport like KTM train service, you will be lucky if you can take the train on the weekend.
KTM train service is the WORST Malaysian’s Train Service so far without Any Sign of Improvement!
Don’t believe me?
You can always Try taking KTM train service from Mid Valley Megamall’s station and experience yourself!
New Car Park Rates for Mid Valley Megamall
Weekdays
First 3 hours: RM2.00
Every subsequent hour: RM1.00
Weekend
First 3 hours: RM3.00
Every subsequent hour: RM1.00
Mid Valley Megamall-Premier Car Park
Weekdays
First 3 hours: RM5.00
Every subsequent hour: RM2.00
Weekend
First 3 hours: RM7.00
Every subsequent hour: RM2.00
** NO Maximum charge per day
Lost ticket penalty is RM50.00
Public transport initiatives show improvement
KUALA LUMPUR: The progress on initiatives under the Urban Public Transport (UPT) NKRA is showing favourable result since its introduction.
Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said as at October this year, the RapidKL light rail transit (LRT) service has shown a 6.5% hike in ridership or an increase of 43.8 million passengers when compared with 41.1 million for the same period last year. This is due to the addition of 18 sets of four-car trains to the Kelana Jaya line last month.
Meanwhile, the new Bus Express Transit (BET) Rawang-Central Market route was launched on October 25.
This new route is expected to reduce travel time by 30%, Kong said. He also said 77 bus stops have been refurbished while 498 are near completion.
“As of August 2010, our report showed that we have achieved 17% of the public transport modal share, which had exceeded this year’s target of 15%.
“Under the UPT NKRA we are aiming to achieve 25% in public transport usage by the end of 2012,” said Kong.
fr:thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/11/22/nation/7456757&sec=nation
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