Phileo Damansara I, Jalan 16/11, 46350 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
3.1268680055, 101.6433084011
| Description | Rate | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday - Saturday | ||
| 1st hour or part thereof | RM 3.50 | |
| Every subsequent hour or part thereof | RM 2.00 | |
| Flat rate (6.01pm - 7am) | RM 3.00 / Entry | |
| Sunday & Public Holidays | ||
| Flat rate | RM 3.00 / Entry | |
| Lost ticket penalty - RM 30.00 | ||
(last updated: 2/3/2020)
| Description | Rate | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Season Parking at Phileo Damansara I | |||
| from RM 450.00 / month |
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Managing a car park is not as easy as you think as it involves a lot of different aspects in hardware, software and human resources. Therefore, most buildings/properties usually outsource their parking management work to a third party parking management offices. There are many parking management offices in Malaysia. This post aims to consolidate the information of available parking management offices in Malaysia. We are constantly updating this post as we discover more parking management offices. SCP Parking SCP Parking was established in 1999. It is a recognized leader in car park management services and one of the biggest owners of car parks in Malaysia. Properties whose parking lot that are being managed by SCP Parking include Phileo Damansara I, Phileo Damansara II, Megan Avenue I, Megan Avenue II, Dataran Palma, Damansara Intan, Taipan Commercial Center and more. SCP Parking Sdn Bhd (492202-V)Address: 501 Block D Pusat Dagangan Phileo Damansara 1, No. 9 Jalan 16/11 Off Jalan Damansara, 46350 Petaling Jaya, SelangorTel: +603-7665 3250Fax: +603-7665 3261Email: [email protected]: https://www.scpparking.com.my/ Matrix Parking Matrix Parking was established in 2008 by a group of professionals comprising Building Owners, Property Developers and Managers, together with Senior Executives from already established Parking Management companies. Properties whose […]
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Do you have any outstanding parking compound issued by Majlis Perbandaran Kajang (MPKj)? Now it’s the good time for you to pay out those long due parking compounds (or saman, or parking ticket, or whatever you like to call it) that you’ve been keeping in your drawer. MPKJ is now offering a flat rate of RM20 per parking compound during the period of 1 August 2020 to 31 August 2020. Payment can be done at the Menara MPKj counter and its branches, payment kiosks and mobile counters. If you prefer to make the payment digitally, you can pay via the FlexiParking and Smart Selangor Parking mobile applications. According to MPKJ, the total amount of outstanding parking compound exceeds RM60 million!!! That’s exceeding 1 million parking compounds since 2017! Seriously guys, please pay up the compound if you’re at fault. MPKj has also issued the following warning: Those who fail to pay up by Aug 31 would be blacklisted by MPKj’s integrated system. This would prevent offenders from dealing with MPKj which includes renewing their licences until the outstanding amount was settled. How true is that? You may want to give it a try if you’re daring enough. We are also […]
Planning to drive to KLCC but didn’t want to pay the expensive parking charges at KLCC? We have compiled the parking rate at several locations within walking distance away from KLCC for you to make comparison. These are a few locations around KLCC which we think can offer cheaper parking rate compared to parking at KLCC: Avenue K Shopping MallMalaysian Rubber Research And Development BoardMegan Avenue 2, Jalan Yap Kwan SengStar Boulevard KLCC, Jalan Yap Kwan SengWisma Central, Jalan Ampang We have made a parking calculator at the end of this post to easily compare the parking rates of these locations based on your entry details & parking duration. We hope that this can help you make better decision on where to park your car for better saving. Parking Rates KLCC No explanation needed. If you’re headed to KLCC it is the most convenient to park at KLCC basement parking directly. Monday to SaturdayFirst hour or part thereof – RM 5.00Every subsequent hours or part thereof – RM 4.00Maximum rate per day (5am – 5pm) – RM 17.00 Saturday (Entry After 12:00PM)First 3 hours or part thereof – RM 5.00Every subsequent hours or part thereof – RM 4.00 Sunday & Public […]
Hi there, I entered Phileo Damansara 1 on 13th October, after 6pm with my Maybank Debit card (deducted RM30 right away) . But it seems like the payment for parking is not processed until today, I have not got my balance from the Rm30. May I know how long it usually take to process the parking as I’m concerned because the parking for Phileo Damansara 2 has been processed, which I entered on the same day, with the same card. Please advice, thank you.
Hi,
I’m Mr chow.
Just wanna to check the reserve parking or season parking in phileo damansara still available?can I have the information for this?
Looking forward to hear from you.
Thanks
Dont trust this plump indian guy (working for SCP phileo damamsara 1 parking guy)!!
On 14 Jan23, my touch n go balance was low when i tapped out from SCP PD1 parking, i was charged by Rm30.50 (this is another story as initially was told it has revised to flat rate of rm3). So anyway, i didnt have cash, neither could i top up using NFC card (as phone not compatible). A plump indian guy approached me when i pressed the button in the exit gantry for help saying he could top up for me, so i went around to ask for cash (luckily helped by a guy who was kind enough to exchnage Rm30 cash eith touch n go transfer)
So what i did was to give this indian plump guy called Sakhi Rm30 to reload, but when he returned me the receipt, he only topped up Rm20 for me!!! I realised it when i checked my receipt after i got back home. Somemore, he asked me money for minum after returning the card for me!! (that time i still didnt realise he only topped up Rm20 for me)
I went to confront him next day (with receipt) He acted innocent, and blamed on the guy who gave me cash. I told him to return me rm5, as its not ethical for him to short change me, besides, i i alrrady gave him some tips!!