Park, Bark and Fly

Took over 20 minutes to pick up. Other companies had three pickups before they came. I have never waited this long for pick up.

Horrible customer service. Ticket agent doesn’t communicate how she calculated the fee she’s charging your card until it’s done then when it’s a mistake she doesn’t communicate how it is fixed. There are currently 2 charges on my credit card. I will monitor closely to ensure the refund goes through. Speaking more than. 2 words to customers is required for this job. I have used them many times before but the most recent three times I’ve encountered problems. There are so many options on this strip that there is no need to deal with horrible customer service.

Today’s bus was a little slow but overall never have problems with this company. Drivers are always careful and courteous.

Very convenient, courteous shuttle drivers and pretty affordable. I use them when I have day trips.

Pros: Simple enough to park and catch a shuttle. Plan some extra time in case others are picked up in the parking lot after you.
Cons: Second time I parked here my car became infested with ants. There were literally hundreds of ants inside and outside the car when I returned. I was parked for four days. In that time period, ants had managed to nest and takeover my car. Don’t park near the back or any trees. The company should spray if this is an issue for other people.

I like PB&F a lot. They’ve never done me wrong. The service is always courteous and efficient, and they’re not too far from home. The vans are never far from the airport, and the price is right too!

Not the nicest place out there, but I chose it for the price — pretty sure it’s the best deal around the MCO area.
Everyone was nice and helped me with my bags. I tipped the drivers each a few dollars. Even with the two tips it’s still cheaper.
My only complaint is that the car detailing is completely overpriced. I would’ve LOVED to have had my car detailed while I was gone. But they were asking $ 110 for full wash/​wax/​inner &outer detailing and $ 75 for the wash/​wax/​carpet vacuum …
Come on. This isn’t the dealership where I bought my car. You’re a seedy airport parking lot. If you want car detailing to become a productive side business you need to drop the price. $ 75 should be the MAX.

I parked here for work for a few years and it’s definitely worth the couple of dollars more you would spend to park somewhere else. The vans are old beat up school busses, the lot is one of the furthest parking lots from the airport and the service is inconsistent. I gave it 2 stars and not one because it is the least expensive option.

Terrible service… waited 30 min to get pickup. than driver Roberto had argue with us that it wasn’t 30 min. Very rude… I will pay extra for better and faster service… I highly don’t suggest parking with them.

Very convenient to OIA. Shuttle picks you up and drops you off right at your car. Also very reasonable price. I would definitely park here again!

My favorite offsite parking company. I just dropped my car off this morning… pulled in, punched time ticket, there was a space right withing the first 20. Got out car and bus was already there to pick me up. He offered to help. Asked what company I’m flying on, gave me a little card with my space number and number to call when need to be picked up for return. Drove 2 of us right to United terminal. Whole process from pulling in off 436 to walking in airport was about 12 minutes. PLEASE OPEN ONE FOR SANFORD!!! :)

Admittedly I parked here during the Christmas rush… but I really wish the place had warned me that I would be parking in the back 40 in a muddy field full of potholes. Between driving to the far reaches of the parking lot, waiting for the shuttle bus and then riding the shuttle back through the entire lot and to the airport it took almost forty minutes to get to the terminal. Glad I budgeted a lot of extra time. The shuttle itself was old and in need of repairs, the bench seats were not comfortable for two people and I kept sliding off the worn leather.
I’d made a reservation online a week before to make sure I had a spot, but I still can’t figure out exactly what that did for me. There was never an opportunity to identify myself as having a reservation, just a bunch of people waving me into that dirty unpaved lot.
I came back on the Sunday after Christmas and there was only one checkout lane. Waited 15 minutes to pay. Appropriate ending for a disappointing parking experience. Next time I’ll book earlier in another lot to make sure I have an actual paved parking spot.

I’ve parked here multiple times over the years, and the service and experience is great each and every time. At $ 5.99 a day, it works out to be a great deal (even with taxes added on). What keeps me coming back here is the great service. These guys are quick to pick you up (even in the dark morning hours), and quick to pick you up. Each time I go, even though the driver has never met me, he knows the car I drive just by me telling him the space number. It is little things like that, plus the great price, that keep me coming back here.

Just so you know: the advertised $ 5.99 per day plus tax is NOT the final price you are charged at check-​out. In the end this place is not that much cheaper than its competition. Service is quick, friendly, and convenient, but it does not give you a much better deal over all the other off-​site parking lots!
For 5 days 5 hours and 21 minutes I paid a total of $ 42.62 which includes:
Parking Subtotal: $ 35.94
FL Sales Tax: 2.34
OIA Privilege Fee: 3.59
Pickup Charge: 0.75
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Total Price: $ 42.62
That averages about $ 7.10 per day, which still beats the airport’s long-​term parking rate of $ 10 per day! Overall it’s a good and safe place to park your car for a few days — just like all the other off-​site airport parking lots — not more and not less… just average.

We’ve been using this off site parking facility for awhile now. Even with finding a deal for a close competitor, my husband refused. He uses this place when he travels for business and trusts them completely. He has a membership card which gives him the low rate of $ 5.99/day with uncovered parking.
When pulling in, if you have a membership card you will scan to enter. Otherwise, I’m sure you will have to pull a ticket. We drove to the very back before we found an available spot. This place is always packed! As loaded our luggage onto the bus for us. Normal protocol is that the driver makes a note of your parking spot then gives you a ticket to give to your driver on return — that way they know exactly where you are parked instead of having to play «Where’s Waldo» for your car in their lot. Genius!
On your return, you are texted the space number that the shuttle is parked at the airport. For our recent visit, the shuttle was there waiting for us and upon getting on, they waited for 2 more travelers before heading back to the parking site.
Parking here has saved us $$$. For 8 days of parking we paid $ 56 which is a pretty good bargain. I can’t imagine how much it would cost us to park at the airport and I don’t really want to find out. I would recommend allotting an hour or so for getting here, parking and waiting for a bus. Also, anticipate several other travelers being picked up in the lot/​airport which could delay travel to/​from the airport.
Also, don’t forget cash to tip your drivers!

This lot used to have great service. About 6 months ago they cut back on their number of vans in an effort to save costs. Now their vans make you wait 20 – 25 minutes before they pick you up.
I spoke to the manager and she said that they had to cut back and that she was sorry for the longer wait times.

Cheaper than a taxi, I park here all the time, I’ve never had a problem with the shuttle and they always help me with my bags.

I do not fly that often. Maybe once or twice a year. And one thing I did not like in regards to flying was friends asking me to drive them to the airport. If it was an emergency or if my friend was having problems financially, then no problem. But if I have a flight to catch, I do not want to trouble someone to give me a ride to Orlando International Airport. Especially if it is a early flight or traffic is bad.
Which is why I love Park, Bark, and Fly. You drive into the entrance and to the ticket booth, get your ticket, and proceed. There is usually staff in the parking area directing you where to park. When you park, leave your ticket on the dashboard. A shuttle bus stops right at your car, the driver assists you with your luggage, and you are given a card indicating where to be picked up at Terminal A or Terminal B at OIA upon your arrival back home.
The shuttle bus takes everyone parked to the airport and drops customers off at the check-​in curb service of the airline they are flying on. It is usually Terminal A first, then around the airport again to Terminal B. They stop, help you with your luggage, and away you go.
When you arrive back in Orlando, the card you were given when you parked has the phone number for Park, Bark, and Fly. Give them a call, and they will pick you up at the assigned curb side pick up space listed on the card. Sometimes when I walk to the assigned numbered pick up area, I do not have to call. With the number of buses Park, Bark, and Fly have, there is always a bus arriving in a few minutes.
The drivers are always friendly and helpful. They assist with luggage, and make it to the airport on a timely manner, as well as back to the lot. I never see a sign encouraging riders to tip the drivers, but I always make it a point to do so. I really appreciate not having to run around at the parking lot of the airport, and then try to catch my flight. And when I arrive back to Orlando, I am taken right to my car. No waiting for a friend to pick you up.
The rate for parking daily is $ 7.99. There are also taxes and fees added, such as pickup charge and OIA privilege fees. But Park, Bark, and Fly sometimes offer coupons online. And they also provide discounts to people who are employed at several of the area’s top employers, such as Disney and Orange County government. When checking out, present your ticket that you placed on you dashboard along with your company identification card to the cashier, and you can receive a 20% discount. A list of area employers that receive a discount are available on the web site.
The shuttle buses are nothing fancy, and there may be a time when you may have to park in a grass lot instead of the regular parking spaces provided. But this usually happens around the holidays when the airport is busy.
But I’ll continue to use Park, Bark, and Fly. They help make getting to the airport less stressful.

I’ve parked here twice now in about a month. They drivers are very friendly and don’t seem to expect a tip. I tipped the first time and he was extremely thankful.
The Unilocal checkin here gives you a discount — $ 5.99/day.
The first time I had to wait about 20 minutes for the shuttle to pick me up. The second trip, there was a bus out there before I even called. Unfortunately, it was full so he got on his walkie talkie and diverted a shuttle headed to A terminal to get us in B.

Why park here? Well, it’s cheap, convenient, the busses are funky, they pick you up right at your parking spot, I’ve never waited more than 10 minutes when I return to MCO, and… there’s extras. Lots of them.
Want your car detailed? They do that. Mechanical work? yep. Although they don’t have a kennel on the property anymore, they have something worked out for your dog– best check ahead for details. Parking under shade? you bet. Got an EV? They have TWO level 2 J1772 chargers all powered up and ready for you. I like them, and by golly, they have my loyalty.