Paris Orly Parking

Paris Orly Airport (ORY)

Parking at Paris Orly

Orly has two terminal halls (Orly 1 and Orly 2) with seven parking zones. P0 sits directly beneath the terminal; P7 is the long-stay surface option. Booking ahead gives a significant saving over walk-up rates.

7
Parking zones
2
Terminal halls
P0
Terminal underground
P7
Long Stay surface

At a glance
How does parking work at Orly?

Orly’s parking is operated by ADP (Groupe ADP). The zones range from a covered underground car park directly under the terminal to open-air long-stay fields. Meet and Greet is available for both terminal halls.

P0 Souterrain
Underground car park directly beneath the terminal. No external walk required. The most convenient and most expensive option.

P1 to P4
Covered and semi-covered multi-storey car parks within a short walking distance of each terminal hall. Mid-range pricing.

P5 and P7 Long Stay
Open-air long-stay fields served by a free shuttle bus. P7 is the furthest and cheapest option for extended trips.

Voiturier (Meet and Greet)
A driver collects your car at the terminal drop-off and returns it on your arrival. Available for both Orly 1 and Orly 2.

Book in advance
Booking through the ADP website at least a week ahead typically reduces costs significantly versus paying at the barrier.

Terminal proximity matters
Match your car park to your departure terminal (Orly 1 or Orly 2). The two halls are separate; allow time to navigate if you are unsure.

Price comparison
Parking cost tiers

Relative cost guide. Prices are in euros and vary by booking date and lead time.

Zone Type 1 day 3 days 7 days Transfer
P0 SouterrainUnder terminal Covered €€€€ €€€€ €€€ Lift to terminal
P1 / P2 / P3Short walk Covered €€€ €€ €€ 5-10 min walk
P5 / P7 Long StayFree shuttle Open air €€ € € Shuttle, 10-15 min
Voiturier (MaG)Kerbside handover Valet €€€€ €€€ €€€ Kerbside drop-off
€ Budget
€€ Mid-range
€€€ Premium
€€€€ Top tier

Products in detail
Understanding each parking zone

Zone choice depends on your trip length, terminal, and how much walking you want to do.


Underground, lift access
P0 Souterrain

The underground car park is directly beneath the terminal building, connected by lifts. No outdoor walking in any weather. The most convenient option but carries the highest daily rate. Best suited to short stays or arrivals.

Best for: arrivals and 1-2 day trips


Covered, 5-10 min walk
P1, P2 and P3

Covered multi-storey car parks a short walk from the terminal entrances. A good balance of price and convenience for trips of one to five days. Match the car park to your terminal hall when booking.

Best for: 2-5 day trips


Shuttle, 10-15 min
P5 and P7 Long Stay

Open-air surface car parks served by a free shuttle bus. P7 is the furthest and lowest cost. Suitable for trips of five days or more. Allow 20 to 25 minutes total for the shuttle and walk to check-in.

Best for: trips over 5 days


Kerbside valet
Voiturier (Meet and Greet)

Drop your car at the terminal kerbside and a driver takes it to a secured compound. On return, the car is delivered back to you at arrivals. Eliminates all transfer time. Carries the premium rate.

Best for: maximum convenience

Book official Orly parking
Reserve through the ADP official site to get the lowest available online rate.

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Quick guide
Which zone should I use?
If you are
Picking up an arrival
P0 Souterrain is the closest option with direct lift access. No outdoor exposure regardless of weather.

If you are
Going for a long weekend
P1, P2 or P3 (depending on your terminal) offer covered parking at a lower rate than P0 for multi-day stays.

If you are
Away for a week or more
P5 or P7 with the free shuttle is the most cost-effective option. Book as early as possible for the best rate.

If you are
Prioritising convenience
The Voiturier service removes all parking friction at a premium rate. Worth it for business travellers or those with heavy luggage.

Hotels near Paris Orly Airport

Several hotels are located within minutes of the terminal, some with direct covered walkway access. Staying the night before avoids early-morning transport complications and many offer park-and-fly packages.

Hilton Paris Orly Airport
Mercure Paris Orly
ibis Orly
Park and fly packages

Frequently asked questions
How early should I arrive at Orly?
Allow at least two hours before a short-haul departure. If using P5 or P7, add 20 to 25 minutes for the shuttle and walk. Security at Orly can be congested during morning peaks, particularly for domestic and EU routes which dominate the schedule. Arriving with time to spare is strongly recommended.
What is the difference between Orly 1 and Orly 2?
Orly 1 (formerly Orly West) mainly handles Air France domestic flights and some European routes. Orly 2 (formerly Orly South) handles international and most other carriers. Check your boarding pass for the correct terminal hall. The two halls are separate and a transfer between them takes 10 to 15 minutes by free shuttle bus.
Is P7 Long Stay worth the shuttle?
For stays of five days or more, yes. The rate difference over P0 or P1 is significant over longer durations and the shuttle is free and runs frequently. For a one or two day stay, the convenience of P0 or P1 is usually worth the extra cost.
Can I book parking at Orly in advance?
Yes, and it is recommended. Booking through the official ADP website (parisaeroport.fr) typically unlocks lower rates than paying at the barrier. The earlier you book, the better the rate. Cancellation terms vary by fare type selected at checkout.
Is there a free drop-off zone at Orly?
There is a dedicated drop-off zone at each terminal hall for quick passenger drop-offs. A short grace period applies before charges begin. For anything longer than a few minutes at the kerbside, the P0 short-stay rate is more appropriate. Check the current drop-off zone signage on arrival as the layout has changed following recent works.