Ancol Siapkan Kantong Parkir untuk Pengunjung saat Libur Lebaran
SEAToday.com, Jakarta - PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Tbk menyiapkan sejumlah kantong parkir untuk pengunjung yang datang ke Ancol saat libur Idul Fitri 1446 Hijriah.
Nantinya pengunjung yang membawa kendaraan bermotor akan langsung diarahkan ke area kantong parkir yang telah disediakan.
"Kantong parkir yang telah disediakan berkapasitas 8.500 mobil dan 18.400 motor," kata Direktur PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Tbk Eddy Prastiyo, Selasa (25/3).
Adanya kantong parkir ini dilakukan untuk meningkatkan kenyamanan serta kapasitas pengunjung khususnya di area pantai saat pekan libur Idul Fitri.
"Kami manajemen Ancol Taman Impian akan menerapkan sistem sentral parkir," kata dia.
Sistem sentral parkir ini akan diberlakukan mulai Lebaran Idul Fitri hari ke-2, hari ke-3, dan hari ke-4.
Selain itu, pihak Ancol juga telah menyiapkan 82 unit bus wara wiri untuk mobilitas di dalam kawasan Ancol yang dapat digunakan pengunjung secara gratis.
Ada juga 15 unit Transcare khusus lansia, ibu hami, dan pengunjung dengan kebutuhan khusus.
Sedangkan, terdapat sejumlah fasilitas penunjung lainnya yang dapat digunakan oleh seluruh pengunjung seperti satu masjid, sembilan musala, dan 26 toilet.
Pihak Ancol juga menambah sembilan unit toilet ekstra yang tersebar di seluruh kawasan taman dan pantai di kawasan Ancol.
Untuk keamanan, terdapat tambahan tenaga pengamanan gabungan yang terdiri dari kepolisian, TNI, Satuan Polisi pamong Praja, Dinas Perhubungan, Dinas Kebakaran dan Petugas Operasional.
"Kami berharap 'Rayakan Kemenangan Penuh Keajaiban' dapat menjadi momen kebersamaan yang berkesan dan tak terlupakan bagi seluruh pengunjung Ancol Taman Impian," kata dia.
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