Lunga Sosta Scoperto

Lunga Sosta Scoperto costs €10 a day if you prebook

This is Fiumicino’s uncovered long-stay option, about 0.5 miles from the terminals. Daily rates sit at roughly €10, dropping to €60 for a full week, so it makes sense once you hit 4–5 days. It’s airport-operated, not a random third-party lot down the autostrada.

The shuttle run is short: about 5 minutes to Terminals 1 and 3, usually on a 5-minute loop when it’s busy. Factor in an extra 15–20 minutes on top of your normal airport arrival time to park, wait, and ride. Shuttles drop you at the terminal departures level, so you’re straight into check-in and security.

As the name says, Lunga Sosta Scoperto is fully open-air, so your car sits in the sun and Roman weather for the entire stay. If you’re leaving it for more than a week at €60, think about windscreen shade and folding mirrors. Mark your row and sector; the lot is big and looks the same after a late-night return.

Payment is usually tied to your booking and license plate, with prices clearly posted in euros at the entrance. For a 7-day trip at €60, it often undercuts short-stay or multi-level options closer to the terminals. Keep your entry ticket handy; you may need it for both the exit gate and shuttle stop.

Tip: Book Lunga Sosta Scoperto online in advance and aim to arrive at least 2.5 hours before departure to absorb parking plus the 5-minute shuttle each way.