Short Stay Parking

Under 2 hours and want the closest spot?

Short Stay Parking at Paris–Orly sits right next to the terminals, around a 5‑minute walk to doors for Halls 1–4, so it suits quick drop-offs and pickups more than overnight trips. You’re paying for proximity, not value per day.

Pricing hits roughly €30 per day and about €210 for a week, which is steep compared with long‑stay options but makes sense if you’re in and out in under an hour or within a couple of hours. For a 30–60 minute pickup, the premium is tolerable; for multi‑day parking, it adds up fast.

The car parks are signed “Short Stay” near terminals 1, 2, 3 and 4, so you can match your parking to the right departure or arrival hall and keep the walk around 5 minutes. Lifts and marked pedestrian paths connect the car park levels directly with terminal access points.

Use Short Stay if you’re meeting a late-night arrival or early-morning departure and want to avoid waiting at the curb with hazard lights on at 05:30. Paying one or two hours at the Short Stay rate is still cheaper than risking a tow or fine in front of the terminal.

Watch out for: anything beyond a couple of hours starts creeping close to that €30 daily rate, so a 2–3 day weekend can quickly approach the €210 weekly figure. At that point, the long‑stay parks or off‑airport lots usually beat it on price by a wide margin.

Tip: check which terminal (1, 2, 3, or 4) your airline uses, then follow signs to the matching Short Stay car park so you’re not dragging bags between halls after paying a premium for that 5‑minute walk.