Is MAAX Multilevel Car Park prone to flooding?

Yes. Low flood risk — waters below 0.5 meters, usually gone within a day. Advisory only, based on government hazard maps. Verify with HazardHunterPH and LGU advisories during storms.

MAAX Multilevel Car Park

Last verified a year ago — help confirm?

Establishment…

Parking rates, operating hours, and directions for MAAX Multilevel Car Park in Pasay City.

Accepts:

₱50 flat · Overnight ₱300

Open 24 hours

Live Availability

No availability data yet — be the first to report!

Pricing & Rates

Rates · last reviewed a year ago

Every Day

₱50 flat rate

All vehicles

Every day

₱300 overnight rate

All vehicles

Every day

₱199.98 lost card fee

All vehicles

Every day

* Rates may change without prior notice. Please confirm with parking attendant.

Operating Hours

Hours · last reviewed a year ago

Monday - Sunday

24 Hours

Location & Contact

MoA Coral Way, Pasay City

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6 floors

More parking in Pasay CityOvernight & 24h in Pasay CityNear:MOA ArenaSM Mall of AsiaDFA Aseana

Amenities

Accepts:

What this parking lot offers

Covered Parking

24/7 Security

CCTV

EV Charger

Handicapped Accessible

Open 24 Hours

Allows Big Bikes

Allows Small Bikes

Hazard risks

5 hazards need attention here: Flood, Storm surge, Tsunami, Ground shaking, Ashfall.

FloodLow risk Storm surgeProne TsunamiProne Ground shakingProne AshfallProne Quake landslideSafe LandslideNo data Severe windsNo data LiquefactionNo data

What do these mean?

Flood:: Whether the area is known to flood during heavy rain, and how deep or how long.
Landslide:: Whether nearby slopes can slide after prolonged or intense rain.
Storm surge:: Whether seawater can be pushed ashore here during typhoons (coastal lots).
Tsunami:: Whether sea waves from an undersea earthquake can reach here (coastal lots).
Severe winds:: Peak-gust wind speeds for the area — matters for open-air lots and motorcycles.
Ground shaking:: All Philippine sites can shake in an earthquake; build to code wherever you park.
Liquefaction:: Whether the ground — especially near rivers and coasts — can behave like liquid during very strong shaking.
Quake landslide:: Whether slopes nearby can move during strong shaking.
Ashfall:: Whether volcanic ash from a future eruption could reach vehicles here, depending on wind.

Safe:Government maps show no known susceptibility here.
Prone:Government maps show this hazard can affect the area.
No data:Not covered by current maps, or unknown — not a clean bill of health.

Flood risk levels:

Low flood risk — waters below 0.5 meters, usually gone within a day.
Moderate flood risk — waters of 0.5 to 1 meter lasting 1 to 3 days.
High flood risk — waters of 1 to 2 meters lasting over 3 days.
Very high flood risk — waters above 2 meters, prolonged.

Assessed Sep 2026. Advisory only, based on government hazard maps at assessment time. Always verify with HazardHunterPH and LGU advisories during storms. Verify on HazardHunterPH · Lowest flood-risk lots in Pasay City