Most FLR frequent flyers skip long-stay parking entirely
At Florence Airport Peretola (FLR), official Economy Parking exists but barely shows up in English trip reports, which usually mention quick taxi rides from the city (about 15–20 minutes) instead. This is the airport’s budget-tier option managed by the same operator that runs the main lots directly in front of Terminal T1.
Economy Parking sits in the official on-airport system serving T1, so you avoid off-airport shuttles or third-party operators. You park, walk to the terminal, clear security, and you’re at the single gate area used by carriers like ITA Airways and Vueling. Plan on around 5–10 minutes total from car door to the start of the security queue if you are traveling with one checked bag.
Pricing is set by the airport and typically undercuts the closer short‑stay lots by a noticeable margin over 3+ days. You still pay more than at a remote suburban garage, but you trade that for official status, on-site security, and a predictable walk. Online prebooking through the airport’s system usually locks in a lower day rate than just driving up to the barrier.
Hours match the terminal operating window, with cars allowed to stay overnight and over multiple days as long as your reservation covers it. The lot is barrier-controlled with ticket entry and automated pay machines that take cards and cash in euros. Keep the paper ticket dry; you need it both for payment and to exit via the gate.
Tip: Screenshot or write down your sector and row number before you walk off; the lot blends together after a late-night return into T1.