Remote Parking

€15 per day if you’re willing to park 1 mile out

Remote Parking at Orly sits about 1 mile from the terminals and trades proximity for price: budget around €15 per day or €100 for a full week. Figure a 15‑minute walk if you really want to hoof it, but this option lives or dies on the shuttle. It’s the move for longer trips or families trying to keep a two‑week stay under control without paying terminal‑garage rates.

The shuttle transfer usually takes around 10 minutes in light traffic, but you should pad in up to 20 minutes at busy times. Many Orly ECO/remote options (P ECO 2, PECO, P5b) sit in this same price band, starting near €15–16 per day when booked online, versus roughly €18.40 and up for the closer car parks. That’s the rough trade: save several euros per day, give back 20–30 minutes of margin each way.

Most remote setups around ORY use mandatory shuttle transfers, with a mix of open‑air and covered spaces; Parkos notes both types in its partner list. Regulars book early to lock in the cheaper online rates and always check shuttle operating hours, especially if their flight leaves before 06:00 or arrives close to midnight. If your return is at 23:30 out of terminal 4, you don’t want the last bus to have left at 23:00.

Complaints cluster around shuttle waits and luggage hassle. Some flyers report longer waits late at night and confusion about pickup spots on return, particularly after landing in terminal 1 or 2 and not reading the small print. Families with strollers or large ski bags often end up wishing they’d paid extra for valet instead of juggling everything on and off a minibus.

Tip: Aim to arrive at Remote Parking at least 60–75 minutes before check‑in cut‑off, and screenshot your shuttle meeting point and hours before you leave home.