Valet at PVR that locals barely talk about
FlyerTalk threads and Puerto Vallarta forums barely mention any working "Valet Parking PVR" setup at Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport, even though the airport runs two main terminals, A and B. That silence from regulars is the real data point: if a valet stand exists, it is not a standard part of how frequent flyers use PVR day to day.
PVR’s curbside in front of Terminal A and Terminal B is usually handled by regular drop-off traffic, taxis, and pre-booked shuttles, with posted short-term parking rates in pesos just beyond the terminal doors. None of the current parking maps, airline pages, or common trip reports for Puerto Vallarta list a branded "Valet Parking PVR" option alongside the usual on-site lots and hotel shuttles.
Most recent transfer guides for Puerto Vallarta talk about taxis from the terminal, walkable footbridge access to off-airport pickups, and pre-arranged private cars from hotels in the Marina or Zona Romántica, but they do not outline any per-day valet pricing in MXN or USD. When regulars describe parking, they usually refer to standard airport lots that serve both Terminal A and Terminal B, not a separate valet lane or ticket booth.
If someone offers you "Valet Parking PVR" at the curb, ask for a printed receipt with the airport’s full name, "Aeropuerto Internacional Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz," plus a contact number and the daily rate in pesos before handing over keys. Until the airport publishes official valet details, plan around regular on-site parking or a taxi/ride service, and treat valet as an add-on that may change without notice.