Accessible Parking

$20 per day buys Accessible Parking right next to ABJ’s terminal

Most guides to Félix-Houphouët-Boigny International (T1 and T2) mention parking, but almost none spell out how disabled bays work, so treat “Accessible Parking” here as a basic, close-in option rather than a fully detailed program. It sits next to the main terminal area, and the walk to check-in is about 5 minutes on foot if you’re moving slowly with bags.

Rates are simple: $20.00 per day or $120.00 per week, which lines up with other on-airport lots at ABJ but is still cheaper than many big European hubs. If you’re parking 4 days or more, check the math; by day 6 you’re better off on the weekly rate than paying six separate $20 days.

The lot is described as “Accessible Parking,” but airport and airline sites don’t publish a map of reserved disabled spaces, curb cuts, or elevator locations, which is unusual compared with coverage you see for Paris CDG or Atlanta ATL. Because of that information gap, assume basic ground-level parking next to the terminal rather than fully documented accessible infrastructure.

Regulars who use wheelchairs or have reduced mobility often skip parking altogether and instead pre-book special assistance with their airline, then arrive by taxi or private driver at the terminal curb. That keeps the distance from vehicle door to ABJ’s check‑in desks in T1/T2 to under 1–2 minutes, versus the 5‑minute walk from this lot.

Practical tip: if you genuinely need step‑free help from car to check‑in, call your airline’s special assistance desk 48 hours before departure and confirm wheelchair support at ABJ, then treat this Accessible Parking mainly as a close drop point or backup rather than your only plan.