Former Amsterdam resident here! I lived in the city for 5 years, 2 of which I had a boat with split ownership with a friend (because it was 500 Euro for an old rowboat with an outboard on the back, so if you split that cost in half I've spent more on dumber things). Frankly the boat parking was dirt cheap- ours was 2 meters long, and it was 170 Euro/year to register it and then get parking on the canal (which was allocated through the very professional method of "find an empty spot and write a sign with your boat name and the length of the boat on it").
Seriously, I never knew it could be so cheap to have a boat, and it was probably the best money I spent in that period of my life. But yeah, paying for your own boat parking like this is just a privilidge flex, it's not expensive to just nab a spot on the canals.
Satanich on March 28th, 2024 at 10:32 UTC »
Looks like an half life map
9millaThrilla on March 28th, 2024 at 12:51 UTC »
Marina Towers in Chicago has boat and car parking
Andromeda321 on March 28th, 2024 at 13:58 UTC »
Former Amsterdam resident here! I lived in the city for 5 years, 2 of which I had a boat with split ownership with a friend (because it was 500 Euro for an old rowboat with an outboard on the back, so if you split that cost in half I've spent more on dumber things). Frankly the boat parking was dirt cheap- ours was 2 meters long, and it was 170 Euro/year to register it and then get parking on the canal (which was allocated through the very professional method of "find an empty spot and write a sign with your boat name and the length of the boat on it").
Seriously, I never knew it could be so cheap to have a boat, and it was probably the best money I spent in that period of my life. But yeah, paying for your own boat parking like this is just a privilidge flex, it's not expensive to just nab a spot on the canals.