Parking Aéroport Marseille Provence, Marseille

Looking for parking Aéroport Marseille Provence? Here’s how to choose the right option at Marseille Provence Airport for a quick drop-off, a terminal-close stay, or longer parking—based on the official car parks, free short-stop rules, and what to expect from the walking connections.

Official airport car parks (P1, P3, P4/P6, P5/P7, P8) — reserveable online

For most trips, the simplest way to secure a space is to book the airport’s reserved parkings online. Depending on your terminal and how close you want to be, you can select:

• P1: covered parking by Terminal 1
• P6: covered parking at/next to Terminal 1
• P3: budget-oriented option with fast access to both terminals
• P5 and P7: positioned for access around Terminal 1 (including arrivals)
• P8: an option that’s exclusively bookable online

If you’re traveling with cabin luggage or a car that needs easy access, start by filtering for the terminal you’re using, then compare parking options by the access/walk time shown during selection.

Drop-off and short stops: free minutes at PA Minute, PB Minute, P2 Minute & Dépose express

If you only need a short stop to drop off or pick up passengers, use the airport’s dedicated minute parkings—free time is limited:

• PA Minute & PB Minute (Terminal 1): 20 minutes free
• P2 Minute (Terminal 2): 15 minutes free
• Dépose express (in front of the Terminal 1 forecourt): 8 minutes free

After the free window, standard minute parking tariffs apply—so keep an eye on time if you’re doing quick check-ins, collecting someone, or running in with last-minute documents. If you don’t find suitable options for your exact dates, you can also check Mobypark for future availability (it may not show spots for every period).

Long-stay and the lowest-cost style option: Super Eco (online-only) + walk connection

For longer stays, the airport’s Super Eco is designed as the lowest-cost choice for trips starting from 4 days (it’s only reservable online).

Note the access detail: since 9 July 2021, the link between Super Eco and the terminals is done exclusively by a redesigned pedestrian route, with a walking estimate of 8 to 13 minutes depending on your terminal.

This is often the right pick if you’re fine with a longer walk, want a single clearly scheduled plan, and prefer reserving your parking in advance rather than trying your luck at the last minute.

Tariffs snapshot (official car parks): first day vs. following days

Parking prices vary by car park and duration. Here are the first-day vs. following-day reference points shown by the airport for 0–15 minutes and 12h–24h.

For shorter periods between 15 minutes and 12 hours, the airport uses quarter-hour minute-by-minute style pricing (shown during selection). For long stops, pick the car park that matches your stay length and the terminal you’ll use.

How to reserve (and what you can change): AMP Store

To reserve airport parking, use the airport’s booking flow: enter your arrival and departure dates/times, validate, then select the parking offer and reserve.

You can also manage your reservation: it is cancelable and refundable up to 24 hours before the start of your parking, from your AMP Store account (cancel the order).

If you prefer to compare across options quickly, your best approach is to run your dates through the selection tool first—then, if you want an additional fallback, check other marketplaces for potential availability (Mobypark may or may not show spots for this specific location right now).