How Park’N Fly Works For Airport Parking

What is Park'N Fly?

Park’N Fly is a company that manages several airport parking lots in Canada. They are all located near major airports in the country such as:

• Montreal
• Halifax
• Ottawa
• Toronto
• Winnipeg
• Edmonton
• Vancouver

Park N Fly self-service parking

Their promise to us: “Park Happy”. Park’N Fly is cheap, convenient and safe. Moreover, having tried it, their operation is simple.

Self-parking is the least expensive option. Upon arrival at a Park’N Fly self-service parking lot, simply :

• Scan the barcode of the reservation or take a ticket at the kiosk
• Park
• Take the Park’N Fly shuttle to the airport from one of the parking lot bus shelters

On the way back:

• Take the shuttle back to the Park’N Fly parking lot
• Pay for parking and leave

The cost of weekly Park’N Fly self-service parking depends on the location:

It is also possible to park for a few days only. Note that these rates change as of November 1, 2023.

Depending on the location, the shuttle bus passes every 10 to 20 minutes.

In Toronto, there is also a Park’N Fly Economy location. Perfect for long term parking, it’s less expensive because it is farther from the airport and even farther than the Self-Service parking.

Park N Fly Valet Parking

Valet Park’N Fly locations are more expensive but also offer more services and are closer to the airport. This option is available in big cities only.

At the Valet parking lot, you must:

• Park at the Valet Park’N Fly entrance and leave your keys in the car
• Scan the barcode of the reservation or take a ticket at the counter
• Take the shuttle to the airport

On the way back:

• Call the Valet counter or use your app to confirm arrival
• Take the shuttle
• Pay and leave with the car ready to go, at the entrance

If you have an electric vehicle, it will be charged for free while you are away. During winter, your car is plowed. There is even the possibility of a car wash or a detailing service for your car.

In addition, Valet parking is closer to the airport than the Self-Service option. Therefore, the commute time is shorter.

Here is the weekly cost of Park’N Fly’s Valet parking:

Note that these rates change as of November 1, 2023.

The shuttle to the Valet parking lot runs every 8 to 10 minutes. But personally, I have never waited more than 2 minutes at the Valet parking in Montreal. The shuttle is very frequent and the drivers are efficient.

Aeroplan Points

At select Park’N Fly locations, you can earn Aeroplan points. However, the Montreal parking lot does not offer this option.

When paying for your Park’N Fly parking for at least three days, provide your Aeroplan membership number. By doing so, you will get :

50 Aeroplan points for Self-Service parking for :

• Edmonton
• Ottawa
• Toronto
• Halifax

100 Aeroplan points for Valet parking in :

• Toronto
• Winnipeg
• Vancouver

By being both a Park’N Fly Rewards member AND an Aeroplan member, you earn 50% more Aeroplan points. So, you will accumulate:

75 Aeroplan points for self-service parking for :

• Edmonton
• Ottawa
• Toronto
• Halifax

150 Aeroplan points for Valet parking in :

• Toronto
• Winnipeg
• Vancouver

How to save with Park'N Fly parking

Some credit cards have the advantage of reimbursing airport parking and travel expenses.

This is the case of the :

• National Bank World Elite Mastercard^®, which reimburses up to $150 per year in travel expenses.
• American Express Cobalt^® Card, which requires no minimum income and where points can be applied to card purchases

If you have one of these credit cards, simply apply the cost of your Park’N Fly parking and then use your points or credit to pay it off.

For more tips, be sure to check out our page on low-cost airport parking options.