Arriving holidaymakers, however, turn their wheels around the city and its streets, still hoping to find a crack where there are no forbidden signs and the vehicle could be left free. Others don’t turn their heads around the wallet and buy a few-hour ticket.
An old man resting in Šventoji assured that 2 euros per hour is very much.
“We paid, but it shouldn’t be more than 50 cents. I am from Klaipeda and by the sea we pay 30-50 cents. This innovation [Šventojoje] is nonsense, ”he assured.
Another man assured that he had turned the wheel in search of a free seat but could not find one.
“Whatever you do here, you can’t do anything here. If you come here, you will learn everything, ”the holidaymaker explained. I bought the work for a couple of hours, then I will see if it is needed, and I will buy it out for a longer period of time. “
However, some holidaymakers rejoiced at the emergence of such paid pitches, as they were convenient, clean and tidy.
“There could be more,” he assured.
However, some have found and where to park for free. He built cars in the shade of trees near the sea.
Other holidaymakers who met at the parking lot were surprised that parking was charged in Šventoji, but assured that it might not be so expensive to build for a short time.
“It simply came to our notice then. When we rarely come, that price is nothing like that. ”
The Latvian citizen said that they were charged for entering Jūrmala, so only private parking spaces within the city could be paid for.
Another man said he has rented a cottage and has left a car there and is walking around town.
The couple from Panevėžys met also assured that they would not turn their backs on the paid parking lot, as they would leave their vehicle at the hotel.
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