P1 Ovest

Daily price lands at €23,00 if you just drive up

P1 Ovest sits about 200 meters from Pisa T1, a flat 3‑minute walk on footpaths with crossings but no shuttle. It’s an official long‑stay surface lot, all open air, so don’t expect covered spaces or fancy extras. The draw is simple: on‑airport, keep your keys, walk to the terminal, done.

Signed as “P1 Ovest” on airport roads, it shares the same official pricing logic as the other PSA long‑stay areas, with the posted daily rate at €23,00. Regulars on Italian‑language sites say they rarely pay that, because prepaid broker deals can cut the cost sharply, even for 2–3 days. If you arrive without a booking, assume you’re paying the top rate.

Walking time really is around 3 minutes for most people: 200 meters from the far end of the lot to T1’s entrance, on level ground. There’s lighting and basic fencing, but this is standard open asphalt, not a multi‑storey. If you care about your car staying shaded in July, this isn’t it; if you just want official PSA property and a quick walk, it does the job.

Most online bookers never pick P1 Ovest by name; Parkos and similar portals often allocate a P‑lot at the last step, and reviews show people only realize they’re in P1 vs P2/P4 when they follow the ticket machine signs. That also explains why complaints cluster around “unclear shuttle/lot info” rather than the lot itself.

Tip: Prebook through a broker that states “on‑airport official parking” and keep the confirmation handy, then follow airport signs to P1 Ovest at arrival instead of relying on vague shuttle instructions.