Mistakes to avoid when parking at the airport
Booking parking at least a week in advance generally allows savings of 20 to 40% compared to the rate paid the same day, reaching up to 60% on some platforms.
Booking at the last minute: full price
Booking parking at the last minute almost always means paying the highest rate: securing your spot online a few days in advance remains the simplest way to slash parking costs.
Not noting where you left your car
Not taking a photo or noting your car's location before leaving wastes precious time on return, especially in multi-level parking or large areas after days away.
Valuables left in plain sight
Leaving valuables visible inside the car remains an easily avoidable risk: a few seconds to place them in the trunk or take them with you before heading to the terminal is all it takes.
The vehicle not ready for your return
Not checking the fuel level or battery charge before leaving means finding, on your return, a vehicle not ready for use, maybe after a long trip and just wanting to get home.
Practical advice: book the official parking lot at least 7-10 days in advance via the website or app, when online rates are still significantly lower than those paid on the day itself.
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