Parking & Logistics

Parking & Logistics

The CTICC has ample parking, load-in and breakdown areas and facilities available for delegates, visitors, exhibitors and contractors. Below is a comprehensive information for exhibitors and contractors. Event visitors, click here to view parking information.

Getting to CTICC

• CTICC 1
• CTICC 2

Parking On Event Days

Marshalling Yards, Load-In and Break Down

The CTICC 1 and CTICC 2 Marshalling Yards are for loading and offloading purposes, and access is limited to 1.5 hours for all vehicles, and 3.5 hours for trucks. Vehicles exceeding this time will be subject to parking fees and unattended vehicles will be clamped.CTICC 1’s Marshalling Yard comprises approximately 5000m² and is situated adjacent to the Exhibition Halls. Most halls directly access the Marshalling Yard via 5m x 7m doors, which reduces build-up and breakdown times for functions.The CTICC 2 Marshalling Yard is situated opposite the Exhibition Halls, and only Exhibition Hall 7 directly accesses the Marshalling Yard. The staging area located behind Exhibition Halls 5, 6 and 7 has been made available to stack all build-up and breakdown materials for transport to and from the exhibition stands.
Build-up parking is available in P1, P3 and P5 Parking garages, and free build-up tickets will be issued from the Organiser’s Office.Please note that P1, P3 and P5 parking garages all have a height restriction of 2.1m.

Exhibitors and contractors wishing to make use of the Marshalling Yards are required to register with us and book a slot. This registration process ensures that we eliminate traffic jams that are a result of event build-ups and breakdowns if not managed properly. Please contact our logistics manager at the details below to find out more information and book.

Event build up and break down requires a safety induction, for more information click here.

Contact our logistics manager

cticcparking@cticc.wowfingers.com


+27 (0)21 410 5000

Exhibitor Parking On Event Days

Parking on event days can be secured in P1, P3 and P5 Parking areas. Tickets are sold at a discounted rate of R60 per day for P1 only. P3 and P5 Parking are charged at normal parking rates as indicated at pay point machines.

The parking desk will be provided on event days only, for a period of nine hours, depending on requirements:
Monday – Friday
08:00 – 17:00 GMT +2Saturday
09:00 – 18:00 GMT +2Sunday
10:00 – 19:00 GMT +2
Prepaid and refundable parking tickets are also available, please contact us to find out more about these options.

Please note that the CTICC no longer offers VIP parking. Should this be required for an event, you can reserve the bays closest to the CTICC entrance, at an additional cost.

Exhibitor Parking

Exhibitors will be able to purchase parking tickets by cash or credit card from a CTICC Parking Desk which will be situated in the exhibition area.

CTICC Parking & Logistic Manual

For additional details, load-in and break down procedures and parking tariffs please download our parking and logistic manual.

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