I bought a monthly parking fee, and when I got there – there were no spaces. How is that possible, what should I do?

The Delfi editorial office was contacted by a reader who purchased a monthly fee for a parking space using the “Mobillly” app, but when she went there, there were no available spaces. The parking attendant said that this was normal practice, as the parking lot is “considered open – there is no guarantee that there will be a space”. Is that possible? Why sell monthly passes if there is no guarantee of a space? What is an “open parking lot”? What does “Mobilly” say, and how to pay for parking through it?

“I’m not complaining, I’m not the type who needs a parking space at the gate. But it was raining that day, I was tired, and I had heavy shopping bags in the car, so I decided to park my car overnight in the paid parking lot in the yard. I opened Mobilly to pay, and I noticed that this parking lot was selling 30-day subscriptions. I was a little confused about how many cars could be parked. “Well, maybe they regulate this problem somehow,” the reader thought, and went home.

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