Make a day of it.

A visit and a charging session have different clocks.

Start with the place you want to explore, then check whether its charging rules fit your visit. A whole-day ticket does not mean whole-day charging.

Check who may charge
Attractions need permission for day visitors. Hotel guest charging may require an overnight stay; restaurant charging may require dining. A nearby public charger is a separate stop.
Check the clock
Look for maximum parking time, idle fees and whether you must move the car when charging ends. Ask about re-entry before leaving an attraction to move the car.
Check equipment and access
Confirm the connector, cable, payment method and opening times. Listed power is a maximum, not a prediction of what your car will receive.
Plan the whole family’s visit
Check admission, age and height restrictions, step-free routes, toilets and food options with the venue. We leave unverified details open rather than assigning invented family ratings.
Keep another charging option
Compare a nearby public station and check the actual route. Our distances are straight-line measurements; they do not establish a safe walking route or admission access.