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amazing. now free access from ibiza´s old town to the sea.
****ing barriers and crap gone.
hope they keep it free, not parking or other **** ...
 
interesting enough, the new port now in use already got LOADS of complaints in the first day. not properly working well yet.
 
i drove there last week and the barrier was still there. a security lady told me to bugger off. WHICH barrier are you talking about?
 
further down ffs you lazy bastid :twisted:

parking should open sometime in july - so you were probably too early !
no idea if you already can park there now ?!

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"...
Parking at the port of Ibiza will cost 2.40 euros per hour in summer
The system will be launched this month of July and will be controlled by barrier
rates, which will be $ 1.20 per hour in low season
and € 2.40 per hour during the months of June, July, August and September.

The park will have a hundred places, its management will be provided by Port Authority
and will enter service this July as they become operational barriers and ticketing vending machines and collection thereof.
...
"The parking access control is performed through an automatic barrier system that will allow the subsequent departure of vehicles, payment of the amount stated as the time of parking," explained from APB.
After removal of the fence that separated methacrylate restricted port area of ​​the city and allow free access to the sea, the APB has enabled one of the traffic lanes for parking of vehicles and increase pedestrian-only space the side of the cliff ...
 ..."
 
aim of strengthening the port of Ibiza´s position in the megayacht market.

future site of (super)yacht-mooring:
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http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...nstalara-tarima-madera-cantil-del-muelle.html
 
"...
Mornings and evenings are not what they were for the merchants in the area of ​​the old port and the Marina. Since last July 1 all traffic is moved to the new regular shipping docks Botafoc, the division of opinion on whether it has benefited or harmed them continues even as one of the most talked about summer.

The vice president of the Residents and Traders Association of the Port of Ibiza, Joaquin Manuel Senen, said that "the great majority" traders "are very happy with the move" by the fact that it has been taken from the ground traffic area (there arriving passenger cars and trucks) and the noise of the boats, for example. "It has completely changed and now to be here in the morning is a joy and megayachts dock comes more people.
The majority, 95% of the members are happy that they have finally moved traffic ...
...
http://ultimahora.es/ibiza/noticia/...e-viejo-deja-julio-dificil-para-comercio.html
 
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