DB BahnPark switches to the Parkster app

Since 1 June 2026, parking with the Parkster app has been possible at more than 239 car parks and park-and-ride facilities operated by DB BahnPark, the parking company of Deutsche Bahn. According to Parkster, the previous DB BahnPark app was switched off at the same time.

With the switch, DB BahnPark continues to offer ticketless parking by smartphone. Customers authorise their parking session cashless via the Parkster app and can adjust the parking time afterwards if needed.

Existing users of the DB BahnPark app were advised to move to the Parkster app in good time. On www.parkenambahnhof.de, customers can find the DB BahnPark facilities at their station where Parkster is available. Further information on how to use the service is displayed on site at the car parks and park-and-ride facilities.

Beyond DB BahnPark, the Parkster app can also be used in numerous towns and municipalities in Germany and abroad. Depending on the tariff, features include digital parking receipts and several payment methods. Switching between different licence plates is also possible, Parkster says.

“An important digital service”

Elin Keim, Country Manager Germany & Austria at Parkster: “We are proud that DB BahnPark is placing this important digital service in our hands. For many passengers, their journey does not begin and end at the platform but with the drive to and from the car park. Parkster is a reliable companion for everyday travel and work. We look forward to welcoming rail passengers as users and making parking as easy as possible for them.”

Andreas Wieneke, Managing Director of DB BahnPark GmbH: “Our goal is to continue offering our customers a simple and reliable parking experience. With the Parkster app, we are using an established solution that we deploy as a digital sales channel for our parking facilities.”

Since 1 June 2026, the Parkster app can be used at more than 239 DB BahnPark car parks and park-and-ride facilities. – © Parkster

Quotes translated from German. This article was first published in German on Parken aktuell: DB BahnPark setzt künftig auf Parkster.

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