Accessible Parking

Five-minute walk from the PAP terminal, marked for disabled drivers

Accessible Parking at Toussaint Louverture International (PAP) sits next to the main terminal, about a 5‑minute walk to the doors. Bays are signed for disabled users, and this is one of the few clearly labeled accessibility options on the landside. If you’re flying out of INTL or DOM, you’re on the correct side of the airport for both, so you don’t have to move the car between terminals.

Pricing runs a flat $20.00 per day or $140.00 per week, which lines up with PAP’s main on‑airport rates. There’s no cheaper long‑stay tier here, so seven days at $140.00 is the break‑even point; after that, you’re essentially just stacking weekly blocks. Pay in local currency or USD at the exit booth; cards work most days, but have cash as a backup.

The car park sits right next to the terminal access road, so drop‑off to curb is one short crossing and then the 5‑minute walk. Surfaces vary around PAP, so expect a mix of paved and rougher sections between the bay and the entrance doors. If walking is difficult, plan extra time to manage luggage and any ramps or curbs between the Accessible Parking area and the INTL/DOM entry.

There’s no dedicated shuttle for this specific lot, because distance is short and the walk is under 5 minutes door to door. That also means you won’t wait on a 20‑minute shuttle loop if your arrival into PAP runs late. If you’re landing after dark, coordinate pickup at the terminal curb within 10–15 minutes, as there’s limited space to sit in the car at the exit lanes.

Practical tip: aim to arrive at Accessible Parking at least 30 minutes earlier than usual on busy days, so you have time to find a marked disabled bay, load any mobility aids, and still reach check‑in in INTL or DOM without rushing.