South Mumbai

An evening at the theatre.

The NCPA at the tip of Nariman Point and the Royal Opera House in Girgaon are two of the loveliest evenings in the city — and two of the hardest places to find a car at ten o’clock.

I

At the door

Dropped at the entrance, the door opened, with time for a drink before the bell.

II

Waiting, by the hour

The car waits nearby while you are inside; nothing to park, nothing to find.

III

As the audience leaves

Tell the sarathi when it ends, or message him as you rise; the car is at the door before the line for cabs forms.

IV

Then dinner

Kala Ghoda, Colaba, Marine Drive — the same car, the same evening, one figure.

Inside every written figure: the car, your sarathi, fuel, every toll, parking at both ends and GST. Nothing is added on the day, and no meter runs.

Reserve for the eveningTell the house the venue and the hour it ends.

Questions guests ask

Is there parking at the NCPA?
Parking near Nariman Point fills quickly on a concert night. Being dropped at the door and collected as the audience leaves is simpler.
Can the car take us to dinner after the show?
Yes — booked by the hour, the same car waits and takes you on.

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