Lowest Flood-Risk Parking in Quezon City

6 ranked lots in Quezon City with the lowest flood bands on government hazard maps — 5 low-risk, 1 moderate-risk. No lot in our data is zero-risk (walang lubos na ligtas sa baha); compare levels, rates, and directions below.

All parking in Quezon City · Overnight parking in Quezon City · Parking near landmarks

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Low flood risk (below 0.5m, under a day)5

Ali Mall Parking

Ali Mall Parking

₱10 flat · Overnight ₱200

10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

P. Tuazon Blvd

Accepts:

3 floors

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Ayala Malls Cloverleaf

Ayala Malls Cloverleaf

₱50 flat · Overnight ₱200

10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

A. Bonifacio Ave

Accepts:

5 floors

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Farmers Garden Parking

Farmers Garden Parking

From ₱50 first 2 hrs

5:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Farmers Market, 11 General Araneta

Accepts:

1 floor

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Parking Garage South

Parking Garage South

From ₱50 first 3 hrs · Overnight ₱200

Open 24 hours

General Mc Arthur Ave

Accepts:

4 floors

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UP Ayala Technohub Parking

UP Ayala Technohub Parking

From ₱50 first 4 hrs · Overnight ₱200

Open 24 hours

1101 Commonwealth Ave

Accepts:

1 floor

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Moderate flood risk (0.5–1m, 1–3 days)1

Eton Centris, Steel Parking

Eton Centris, Steel Parking

From ₱50 first 6 hrs · Overnight ₱200

Open 24 hours

831-A Epifanio de los Santos Ave

Accepts:

3 floors

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How we rank flood risk

Every lot's coordinates were assessed against government hazard maps via GeoRisk/HazardHunterPH. Bands come straight from the maps: Low (code 01, below 0.5m, under a day), Moderate (code 02, 0.5–1m, 1–3 days). Lots in High (1–2m) or Very high (above 2m) bands are counted above — never ranked here.

Hazard maps update infrequently and street-level drainage varies, so always verify with HazardHunterPH and LGU or MMDA advisories during storms (bagyo).

Typhoon parking tips

  • Prefer upper floors and multi-level buildings; avoid basement levels during storms.
  • Sheltering through a typhoon? Pair this list with overnight and 24-hour lots in Quezon City.
  • Never drive through rising floodwater (baha) — turn around, don't drown.

Flood parking questions

Where should I park during a typhoon in Quezon City?

Choose from the 6 lowest flood-risk lots ranked on this page (5 low-risk: below 0.5m waters; 1 moderate-risk: 0.5–1m), prefer upper floors or multi-level buildings, and follow MMDA and LGU advisories. For overnight shelter, pair this list with 24-hour lots in Quezon City.

Is parking in Quezon City flood-free (hindi binabaha)?

No lot in our data is zero-risk. These are the lowest bands on government hazard maps (GeoRisk/HazardHunterPH): low means below-0.5m waters gone within a day, moderate means 0.5–1m for 1–3 days. Always verify with HazardHunterPH and LGU advisories during storms.

What do low and moderate flood risk mean?

Low flood risk means modeled waters below 0.5 meters lasting under a day; moderate means 0.5 to 1 meter for 1 to 3 days (GeoRisk susceptibility codes 01–02). Higher bands (high, very high) mean deeper, longer flooding.

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