The O2 in London has partnered with JustPark, a UK parking app to enhance accessibility and flexibility in bookings.
JustPark operates at over 450 locations across the US, servicing 70% of US professional sports teams at some of its most trafficked venues, parking more than 40 million cars each year.
New research from JustPark that surveyed 3,100 drivers in April 2025 revealed that 87% of fans can be deterred from driving to occasions such as football matches, highlighting how stressful finding event parking can be for drivers.
A further 84% said parking stress has negatively impacted an event experience previously, with over half (56%) having left events early due to parking issues and 48% reported spending over 30 minutes searching for a space at a ticketed event.
Anthony Eskinazi, founder and president of JustPark said:“Partnering with The O2 is the perfect way to launch the new phase of our business and help destinations across the UK to modernise and bring parking in line with increased visitor expectations.”
JustPark will be introducing a range of new easy-to-use parking solutions for all The O2’s visitors, including daily and event specific reservable options and on-arrival, cashless parking.
The O2 will benefit from JustPark technology and insights, helping them to make best use of their parking spaces in real time.
“Parking and transport are essential parts of the visitor experience at The O2, and we are always looking for ways to improve accessibility and convenience for all our guests,” said Nathan Kosky, VP Europe, Global Partnerships at AEG.
He added: “In partnering with JustPark and making full use of their customer-first technology, we are able to understand so much more about our visitors and integrate a range of different parking solutions that will make it easier than ever for attendees to drive, park and enjoy their visit.”
