Long term parking at Pearson

[minnie mum]

.....in the winter!??!

Usually we go away for only a week or two in the winter and either leave the car at the hotel we stay at the night before, or park in the value garage by the monorail station. But this winter we'll be away for almost a month. In the dead of winter. DH was looking at the Valet Park n Fly. They have a coupon that looks like a decent deal.

Anyone have previous experience with them? Kind of like the idea of arriving at midnight to a car that's been cleared of snow and warmed up. How soon should we book this, or does it need to be booked in advance?

 

[starvenger]

Park and Fly does not require advance booking, however it doesn't hurt to go to the site and lock in a price quote. If you're comparing the prices between the valet and the value park garage (the only two viable options in winter, imo), then valet has better prices.

If you have CAA, you can get a bigger discount as well if you punch in that info online.

They also have the obligatory rewards card plus you earn Aeroplan points, btw.

 

[minnie mum]

I didn't know about the CAA discount. I'll definitely look into that. Thank you for the advice.

 

[Donald - my hero]

If you have Airmiles card you can get a HUGE discount it looks like ....I'm searching for sumtin else and used the link they provided and plugged in a month's time period and got $126.00 for Valet or $100.00 for the self-park Just a thought if you have the card. If not it might be worth signing up since it's free!!

 

[minnie mum]

We do have Airmiles, as well as CAA. Will check out both of these. Thank you both!

 

[BitsnBearsMom]

If doing the valet parking do you have to leave your keys with the parking attendants?? We have an afternoon flight in February so don't want to do a hotel but I know Dh won't leave his keys with anyone.

 

[starvenger]

If doing the valet parking do you have to leave your keys with the parking attendants?? We have an afternoon flight in February so don't want to do a hotel but I know Dh won't leave his keys with anyone.

Yep, you leave the keys with them.