Long Stay Parking

€20 per day gets you official long-stay parking on-site

Long Stay Parking at Paris–Orly runs about €20 per day or €140 per week, putting it in the “pay a bit more, skip the sketchy off-airport lots” category. This is the default choice for families heading off on a Friday–Sunday trip or holiday week who want airport-run parking with predictable pricing.

The Long Stay options sit roughly 0.5 miles from the terminals, with a 10‑minute walk or about a 5‑minute shuttle ride. Official Extime / Paris Aéroport long‑stay‑friendly areas include P ECO 2, PECO, and P5b, all signposted from the A6/A106 approach roads. Everything is post‑security in terms of control, but you stay outside the terminal buildings until the shuttle drops you.

If you pre‑book online, Extime advertises starting rates around €15.10–€16.40 per day for the long‑stay car parks like P ECO 2 or PECO, which undercuts many central Paris hotel garages that can hit €30+ per day. Drive‑up prices trend closer to the headline €20 daily / €140 weekly, so booking ahead matters.

Regulars on FlyerTalk say they always reserve a long‑stay spot online several days before departure, then watch Google Maps or Waze on the A6/A106 to time their approach. TripAdvisor posters planning Rome weekends report that Orly’s long‑term car parks are simple to follow thanks to clear signposting for each terminal, including Terminals 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Watch out for traffic swings: the drive from Paris can be 30–45 minutes, and a bad jam can push that much higher, which is where people start panicking about missing a 07:00 flight even with a reservation. Locals often pad their booking window by an extra hour to avoid late‑arrival surcharges and stress.

Practical tip: aim to hit the Long Stay car park entrance a full 2.5–3 hours before departure, then choose shuttle if it’s raining or you’ve got two or more checked bags; otherwise, the 10‑minute walk is usually faster than waiting up to 15 minutes for the next bus.