Park N Fly

**CVT** · May 31st, 2010 07:36 PM

^^^ Yup, it looks like a thriving business, judging by the volume of vehicles parked in their multilevel parking building last Saturday when we passed by the area..

10K:dance1:

**toybug** · August 31st, 2010 12:41 AM

Quick question guys, iiwan pa rin ba ung susi ng kotse? Im planning to use their facility this coming Friday.

**boybi** · August 31st, 2010 07:18 AM

Originally Posted by toybug

Quick question guys, iiwan pa rin ba ung susi ng kotse? Im planning to use their facility this coming Friday.

Yes, you'll need to leave the keys with them.

**Monseratto** · August 31st, 2010 08:23 AM

NAIA 3 overnight parking was full this past weekend. Was forced to park at park n fly. Madaming customers din sila, pati yung gas station maraming nakaparada.

**goldrat** · November 22nd, 2012 07:58 PM

has anybody tried park n fly at clark. philtranco is now P400/passenger. all things considered, leaving a car for a week might be more convenient.

**kinyo** · November 23rd, 2012 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by goldrat

has anybody tried park n fly at clark. philtranco is now P400/passenger. all things considered, leaving a car for a week might be more convenient.

if you mean "overnight parking" at clark airport ... yes, you may leave your car at the parking lot for the duration of your trip. it is convenient, safe, and now costs P90/day.

**vinj** · November 23rd, 2012 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by goldrat

has anybody tried park n fly at clark. philtranco is now P400/passenger. all things considered, leaving a car for a week might be more convenient.

I left my car there for almost four days recently. This place is secure and okay with me (P90/day) although expect your vehicle to get dirty from the rain and droppings from trees (not much of an issue really). Pag matagal ka, the guard will ask you to leave the car near their outpost.

**lowslowbenz** · November 24th, 2012 12:30 AM

I bring a car cover when parking at clark, then tip the guard on duty. Flying out to HK via Clark has been more convenient for us, as compared to NAIA. I dunno why, maybe its because we get to have a grocery run in Puregold duty free (or Royal at Subic, isama mo na rin dinner sa Meatplus) before going home ..

**boybi** · November 24th, 2012 07:58 AM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

I bring a car cover when parking at clark, then tip the guard on duty. Flying out to HK via Clark has been more convenient for us, as compared to NAIA. I dunno why, maybe its because we get to have a grocery run in Puregold duty free (or Royal at Subic, isama mo na rin dinner sa Meatplus) before going home ..

Sobrang ok talaga sa Clark. You're out of the airport in less than 20min after getting out of the plane.

**vinj** · November 26th, 2012 12:07 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

I bring a car cover when parking at clark, then tip the guard on duty. Flying out to HK via Clark has been more convenient for us, as compared to NAIA. I dunno why, maybe its because we get to have a grocery run in Puregold duty free (or Royal at Subic, isama mo na rin dinner sa Meatplus) before going home ..

Try eating sisig at Mila's in Angeles. ;) I can PM you the directions pag pupunta ka (or samahan kita kung nandun din kami)

Originally Posted by boybi

Sobrang ok talaga sa Clark. You're out of the airport in less than 20min after getting out of the plane.

That's true. I hope nga they open the upper portion of the terminal. It can get packed at the departure area already, especially in the morning.