Park ‘N Fly

I thought I’d switch it up and park here instead of at the airport. I was instantly unimpressed. The parking spaces are tight and the staff were unprofessional. Instead of using the walkies, guess they thought it was cool to yell their commands/​requests to one another. And they were cursing and loud. I was running late for my flight so I stayed. A week passed as I got over the bad 1^st impression. Until I was dropped at my car. It had been hit! I was beyond pissed. I immediately notified the manager but was told quickly that there were not responsible for any damage done to your car. Yes I was upset by the statement but even more upset by the managers nasty tone. Again. Unprofessional. I tried to fight it but it’s a tiny tiny disclaimer that the company has. I will never park my car at Park n’ Fly again or any of the others on Camp Creep.

I always use this location. it’s very clean quick and the people are very friendly. It’s never a long wait time between pick up and drop off… and they always offer a cold bottle of water when you pay. All around good service!

I left my car here and returned 11 days later to find a completely dead car. Robert «B?» stuck with me and refused to give up trying until I was up and running. We tried various different things to get me started, and finally after 30 – 45 minutes I was finally up and running. Robert took a lot of time to help a customer in need and kept a positive attitude throughout. I’ll definitely bring my business back here just for the outstanding customer service and care I received here. It’s amazing to experience such great customer service where you absolutely wouldn’t expect it. Outside of that the parking was fine and they come to find you after you park, and then give you a card. They use the card to mark where you parked, so when you return they know exactly where to drop you off in their lot. Also, make sure you read the card. It tells you to go to ground transportation for pick up from the airport.

Park n Fly is the closest off site parking facility from the Atlanta airport. This lot is uncovered only. Price in is about 15 dollars a day. There are coupons avalble on frequent flyer magazines on the plane or in any airport lounge. They also offer discounts to senior citizens and AAA members. Like may offsites there’s almost no wait on a shuttle driver when you park your vehicle. Buses are clean with plenty of seating. Luggage assistance is available. Onsite there is free carwash or vehicle detail for a charge. Free newspaper and water.
They also have two different rewards program. One is frequent parker program and the other is Corporate advantage. Both are kind of the same you get 1 free parking for every 7 paid. The perks grows as your park more days with them. Almost similar with airline rewards program.
Holidays like christmas, thanksgiving, memorial day, fourth of july parking can get limited. I would advise you do book ahead online and make a reservation. This will guarantee you a parking spot. Over all Great low cost alternative for airport parking!

First of all, they should clarify the name of the business. Both Park ‘N Fly and Park ‘N Go were on every receipt/​email that I had. It makes a difference when it comes to being picked up at the airport. And on that note, there were no directions at all on where to go when one returns from a trip (North Terminal, ATL). There are 40+ numbered parking spots for shuttles. At least give your customer a number! While trying to figure out where to go when I returned, I called the main number three times and was sent to the manager’s voicemail every time. Never again.

They say that shuttles run every 3 – 5 minutes, except after midnight. So after waiting at the airport for 15 minutes, along with 4 other customers, I called the office. I was told a van was just leaving the facility. I asked how often the vans are supposed to run and she said every 5 minutes. Then she added that at the end of the night (it’s 11pm), shuttles run less frequently. During our time waiting, we saw at least 20 Parking Spot vans, 10 PreFlight vans, 7 – 8 Peachy vans, and multiple vans each for Park N Ticket and Park N Go… all while waiting for one Park N Fly van. I got so tired of watching all the other parking vans drive by that I decided to Unilocal instead. It’s now been 25 minutes and the van is finally pulling in. Gotta go.
UPDATE: This place really sucks. I’m in my car sitting behind 2 other cars. ONE lane open and there seems to be an issue with the 1^st car. It’s been 10 minutes and they haven’t thought to let that car through and deal with their issue outside the gate while letting the rest of us pay and exit. In summary, got to the parking van waiting area at 1110pm. It’s post midnight and I’m still stuck in the parking lot waiting to leave. PARK ELSEWHERE.
UPDATE: 15 minutes… still sitting in the car. Called the office where I can see a woman sitting there. Asked if she could open another lane or help deal with the first car’s issue and she says no.

They pick you up right from your parking spot. Our diver was super friendly and didn’t even care we were the only ones on the bus, took us starlight to the airport. They have a free car wash too!

Park n Fly at Conley is great.
Why:
1. Close to the airport
2. Bus picks you up within seconds
3. Great Drivers
4. Free Car Wash
5. Free water as you exit
6. Premium parking available

Park N Fly is great because of distance to the airport, # of shuttles, and when you return the distance back to highway. The drivers are courteous and eventually get to know their frequent customers which is always a nice touch. Price is competitive and of course better than the airport.

Seriously some of the worst service I’ve ever had .the night time cashier can’t even use a calculator to do basic math. Some of the drivers have mentioned cars being broken into on the lot. Not safe and bad service. Go somewhere else. I will from now on.

You know, these guys were pretty darn good. I’m a huge fan of the soon-​to-​be-​defunct Wally Park in San Diego so I was pretty skeptical about Park n Fly.
But…
— The shuttle pulled up as soon as I parked and got me to the terminal very quickly.
— The trip from the terminal to the parking was quick despite being mid-​night. I was expecting a long wait at that time of night.
— The cashier was super helpful, told me they always have space and there’s no need to make a reservation.
All in all, I am very satisfied customer.

I have been parking here every time I travel which is about 3 – 5 times a year since 1995. This place is always consistent, the drivers are always courteous, and they are quick to drop off and quick to pick up. I have never had a problem, my car is always safe and this is the best and easiest way to park your car at the airport.

Park N Fly is always fast and convenient. When I returned to my car this past week it was raining — hard. I park in covered parking up the hill, but the cover doesn’t stop rain. The driver got out and helped me put my bags in my car, and got very wet in the process. He could have stayed in the van as I could have handled the bags myself, but he went the extra mile. This is service above and beyond expectations.

It’s just ok. With all the construction going on at and around the airport this off-​site facility would seem to be a good alternative. But for $ 13 dollars a day to park a car outside and not get a complimentary rinse much less a car wash. There are other options in the more reasonable $ 6-​$ 7 per day cost plus better loyalty programs. See Ya Later Park-​N-​Fly !

I parked here over night, paid in advance online. When I returned about 30 hours later my car was covered in dirt. When I went to check out, I asked the lady at the counter who I speak to in regards to my car covered in dirt and the girl looked at me and laughed. I was insulted to be a paying customer and be disrespected. I asked to speak to the supervisor who told me it rained and offered me a bottle of water. I was directed to park near a construction site with piles of dirt. Why would they have someone park near dirt and debris? I sent an email to the company and not even an apology. My car will cost about $ 30 to clean plus the $ 16 for parking amounted to my spending $ 46 to park over night. Not again

YI have been a loyal customer for 12 years, averaging about 140 parking days per year (that’s 1,680 days). Since they «enhanced» their loyalty program, I now only qualify for «six stays per year — up to 18 days». I am heading to Parking Spot. Just looked up their loyaty program and I get one free day with every 7 days of parking just like PNF+ used to be. This equals 20 free parking days per year, but there is no limitation on“stays”. Under PNF’s new program, if I use two days of free parking, that’s a «stay». This robs me of 5 days because of the new stay policy. I see that PNF+ has been taking lessons from Delta on «improving» their rewards program. No thanks PNF+ I will go somewhere that values a high volume business traveler.

Good service but more expensive than others and not covered
They do not accept new members on their loyalty club despite the fact that you can register online
Back to my previous location

i was a peachy parkng fan, up until we received a 99 cents on a saturday parking from park n fly and decided to give them a try. just a heads up, the 99 cents are only up until that midnigt, if you go past midnight, the onsite rate is 13 bucks — and for that, i take one star. HOWEVER! if you book an advanced online reseravation, it can be very cheap. i just wish i took advantage of that. i though the price shown online would be the same on site so i did not finish my online transaction. i paid 14 bucks for saturday and sunday parking, otherwise, it would have only been 5 bucks for the two days.
sigh** take advantage of their online early registration.

Park n Fly is easy on a Sunday morning. They pick you up and drop you off right at your car. That’s cool. Buses stay moving, never have to wait to long, drivers are friendly. A-​OK!

Lots of buses staffed with friendly drivers. They pick you up right at your car. I’ve never had to wait longer than 5 minutes after parking. Frequently the drivers will help you load/​unload your bags. They give you a «bookmark» ticket with the exact parking space of your car and you have the option of getting a paper parking ticket or just use your credit card to let you in/​out.
They also have a good frequent parking program that allows you to win free parking. Close to the airport and it gets me to the airport terminal faster than parking far away at the «official» ATL parking garage and walking (without all the sweating).