YUL Parking Rates 2026: Every Lot Priced and Compared

The Complete YUL Airport Parking Guide covers every option at Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. YUL parking rates in 2026 range from C$30/day for on-airport economy lots up to C$50/day for ValetParc, managed by Aéroports de Montréal (ADM). Off-site lots bookable on Triply start as low as C$12.55/day before Quebec taxes. All prices listed here are in Canadian dollars.

• Cheapest on-airport option: AéroParc A1 and EconoParc P9 both cost C$30/day (verified October 2026 via secondary sources).
• Most expensive on-airport option: ValetParc at C$50/day — the only fully managed valet at the terminal.
• Cheapest off-site lot: Autoparc RM Montreal Airport at C$12.55/day (3-day minimum; no shuttle midnight–6 AM).
• Quebec taxes add 14.975%: A C$12.55/day rate becomes roughly C$14.43/day after GST+QST at checkout on Triply.
• Two on-airport lots are permanently closed: The multi-level garage and EconoParc P5 no longer operate as of 2026.
• Online booking saves up to 10% off the gate price for ADM-operated lots, according to La Presse.

What Are the Official YUL Parking Rates for 2026?

YUL parking rates for ADM-operated lots range from C$30 to C$50 per day as of October 2026, based on secondary sources including way.com and milesopedia. The official ADM website was not directly accessible for rate verification on October 16, 2026 — confirm the latest figures there before you travel. The table below reflects the best available secondary-source data (verified October 2026).

The short-term lot charges roughly C$8–10 per 20 minutes (verify with ADM), making it expensive for stays beyond a few hours. It suits brief pickups, not overnight trips. The CellParc free waiting lot is ideal if you're collecting an arriving passenger — park there for free and move only when your passenger texts you.

The two permanent closures matter for trip planning. Time Out Montreal reported in early 2026 that the multi-level garage and EconoParc P5 will not reopen. Fewer available spaces means lots fill faster, especially during holidays and summer peaks. Book ahead.

What does a full week cost on-airport? For a 7-night trip departing November 2, 2026, the math looks like this: AéroParc A1 or EconoParc P9 cost C$210 for 7 days, P4 costs C$238, Short-Term reaches C$301, HotelParc hits C$315, and ValetParc totals C$350. These figures are based on posted daily rates (verify with ADM; the November 9 return at 2 PM may trigger an additional day's charge).

Ready to compare YUL parking rates side by side? Search live YUL rates on Triply — off-site lots from C$12.55/day, taxes included at checkout.

What Do Off-Site YUL Parking Rates Look Like in 2026?

Off-site lots near YUL offer the biggest savings. Based on a live Triply search for November 2026, five verified lots are bookable — all within 20 minutes of the terminal and each with a included shuttle. Prices below are per day before Quebec's 14.975% GST+QST, which Triply adds at checkout.

The 7-day totals above come from a live Triply checkout for November 2–9, 2026, billed as 8 days, including all lot fees and GST+QST but before Triply's service fee. Compared to AéroParc A1's C$210 for the same week, Autoparc RM saves roughly C$98 — nearly half price. Even Eyepark, the priciest off-site lot, saves about C$33 over the cheapest on-airport option.

Each lot has minimum stay rules. AutoParc Prime requires a 7-day minimum, which makes it ideal for longer trips but rules it out for weekend getaways. Autoparc RM and Baymont Inn both require 3 days minimum. Quality Hotel requires 4 days. Only Eyepark has no stated minimum.

Shuttle pickup on the return side happens at the Departure Level, Door or Gate 8 or 9. For a deeper look at how each lot compares and what to expect on arrival, see the YUL parking map and lot guide, which walks through every option with access routes and road context.

How Does Quebec Tax (GST + QST) Affect YUL Parking Rates?

Quebec charges a combined 14.975% tax on parking — that's 5% federal GST plus 9.975% provincial QST. On-airport ADM lots collect this tax at the machine or booth. Off-site lots booked through Triply add it at checkout.

Here's a worked example. Autoparc RM at C$12.55/day × 8 billed days = C$100.40 before tax. Add 14.975% and you get approximately C$115.44 in taxes and fees — the total Triply checkout showed C$111.83 (including lot fees). The key point: the advertised daily rate is never what you pay. Always check the checkout total before confirming your booking.

On-airport lots may bundle taxes into the posted daily rate or add them separately — ADM's website was not directly accessible for confirmation as of October 2026. When comparing options, use final totals, not headline rates. The comparison table in the section above uses verified checkout figures for off-site lots, so those numbers are apples-to-apples.

Valet Parking at YUL: ValetParc vs. Eyepark vs. AutoParc Prime

Three valet options exist near YUL, and the price gap is significant. ValetParc, run by ADM at the terminal, costs C$50/day. Eyepark Airport charges C$19.90/day with 24/7 service. AutoParc Prime undercuts both at C$14.65/day, though it requires a 7-day minimum stay and only runs shuttles from 6:15 AM to 11:30 PM.

Here's how the three valet options compare:

• ValetParc (on-airport, C$50/day): You hand your keys to an ADM attendant at the terminal entrance. No shuttle wait. Maximum convenience — and maximum cost. Subject to availability (verify with ADM).
• Eyepark Airport (~5 min away, C$19.90/day): Valet-only, secured garage storage. Shuttle runs 24/7 every 15 minutes. Best for late-night or early-morning flights where shuttle timing matters.
• AutoParc Prime (~5 min away, C$14.65/day): An attendant parks your car at this off-site valet lot. Shuttle on demand, 6:15 AM–11:30 PM only. No shuttle late at night — plan accordingly. 7-day minimum stay applies.

Time Out Montreal reported in January 2026 that the new AéroParc A1 lot also offers valet service subject to availability. At C$30/day, it's a better value than ValetParc if valet is available — though it's not a dedicated valet facility. Confirm valet availability at A1 directly with ADM before relying on it.

For travelers who want valet without paying ValetParc prices, Eyepark is the most reliable off-site valet option — its 24/7 shuttle every 15 minutes removes the timing risk that AutoParc Prime carries. The C$5.25/day price difference between them may be worth it for an early 5 AM flight.

Are There Discounts or Promo Codes for YUL Parking?

Yes — the main verified discount for ADM-operated lots is up to 10% off the gate price when you book online in advance, according to La Presse's 2026 summer travel guide. A larger summer promo of up to 40% off ran earlier in 2026 but ended September 30, 2026. No comparable fall or winter promo has been announced as of this writing.

Here's what's worth knowing about discounts in 2026:

• Online pre-booking: Saves up to 10% on ADM lots (AéroParc A1, EconoParc P9, P4, HotelParc, ValetParc). Book through admtl.com before your trip.
• CAA-Québec: CAA members may qualify for parking discounts at YUL. Check your membership benefits directly with CAA-Québec — details vary by year and promotion.
• Triply off-site rates: The everyday off-site rates on Triply (from C$12.55/day) already undercut on-airport prices by up to 58% — no promo code needed.
• Beware fake codes: Several coupon sites list YUL parking codes that don't work or have expired. Codes not published directly by ADM or the individual lot should be treated with caution.
• Free cancellation: All five off-site lots on Triply offer free cancellation, so you can book now and adjust if plans change.

The most reliable way to save is simply to book off-airport and in advance. There's no loyalty points program or stackable discount system currently verified for YUL's ADM lots beyond the online booking discount. If you're a frequent business traveler, it's worth asking ADM or checking milesopedia's airport parking savings guide for any updated Aeroplan or credit card tie-ins.

How Do YUL Parking Rates Compare: On-Airport vs. Off-Site?

The difference between on-airport and off-site YUL parking rates is substantial. For a 7-day trip, the savings at off-site lots range from C$33 to C$98 compared to the cheapest on-airport option (AéroParc A1 at C$210/week). The trade-off is a short shuttle ride instead of walking directly to the terminal.

• On-airport advantage: No shuttle wait. HotelParc, ValetParc, and Short-Term lots are steps from departures. Useful for very short stays or travelers with mobility needs.
• Off-site advantage: Significantly lower daily rates. All five Triply lots include a shuttle and free cancellation. Better for trips of 3 days or more.
• Shuttle times matter: Eyepark runs 24/7 every 15 minutes. Quality Hotel runs every 30 minutes (5 AM–11 PM). Autoparc RM and AutoParc Prime only run on demand and go dark after 11:30 PM. Match your shuttle to your flight time.
• Minimum stays: AutoParc Prime requires 7 days; Quality Hotel requires 4 days; Autoparc RM and Baymont Inn require 3 days. Short trips may limit your off-site choices.

If you're deciding between hotel park-and-fly packages and straight parking, the YUL park and fly hotels guide breaks down exactly how much you save versus on-airport parking with a full comparison table. For a broader look at why off-site lots consistently win on value, the article on off-airport parking vs. the airport garage explains the structural reasons independent lots can charge less.

What Shuttle Schedules Should You Know Before Booking?

Shuttle service is the main practical difference between off-site lots. Every off-site lot near YUL includes a free shuttle — but the schedules vary widely. Picking the wrong lot for a 4 AM departure can mean waiting outside in a Montreal winter with no shuttle running.

On-airport, free shuttles run from P4, P10, and AéroParc A1 to the terminal around the clock (about 15 minutes, verify with ADM). Short-Term, HotelParc, and ValetParc are directly at the terminal — no shuttle needed.

For off-site lots, here's the breakdown by lot:

• Eyepark Airport: 24/7 shuttle every 15 minutes. The only off-site lot with truly round-the-clock, frequent service. Best for flights before 6 AM or after midnight.
• Quality Hotel Montreal Airport: Every 30 minutes from 5 AM to 11 PM. On demand overnight (11 PM–5 AM). Call ahead for late-night arrivals.
• Baymont Inn: Every 30 minutes from 4 AM to 8:30 AM. Gap from 8:30–9:15 AM. Then hourly from 9:15 AM to 3:15 AM. Good coverage for early flights, with a small morning gap.
• AutoParc Prime: On demand, 6:15 AM to 11:30 PM only. No service overnight. Not suitable for late-night arrivals.
• Autoparc RM Montreal Airport: On demand, 6:15 AM to 11:30 PM. The lot is physically locked from midnight to 6 AM — do not plan a late arrival here.

All off-site return pickups happen at the Departure Level, Door or Gate 8 or 9. Allow extra time to get from arrivals up to departures level for your pickup. For more on getting between lots and the terminal, see the full guide on getting to and from YUL Airport, which covers all transport modes including the STM 747 bus and rideshare options.

Tips for Navigating to YUL Parking From Highway 20 and Highway 40

First-time drivers sometimes miss the right entrance because YUL has several access routes and lots spread around the perimeter. Before you leave, check real-time traffic on Waze — Autoroute 20 near the Turcot interchange can add 20+ minutes during rush hour.

• From Autoroute 20 (westbound): Exit at Autoroute 520 (Côte-de-Liesse) for the main terminal approach via Boulevard Cardinal. This is the most direct route from downtown Montreal.
• From Autoroute 40 (Trans-Canada): Connect to Autoroute 13 southbound, then follow signs for YUL and the individual lots. P4 and AéroParc A1 are clearly signed from this approach.
• AéroParc A1: Accessed via Avenue Marshall near Boulevard Montréal-Toronto. Follow airport signs; it's a newer lot opened in early 2026.
• P4 and P10: Closest lots to the terminal on the main airport loop. Follow the blue parking signs once you exit the highway.
• Off-site lots (Eyepark, Baymont, Quality Hotel): These are located in the Dorval and Saint-Laurent areas, 5–20 minutes from the terminal. Addresses are in your Triply booking confirmation — use your GPS for each specific lot.

How Far in Advance Should You Book YUL Parking?

For off-peak travel, booking 1–2 weeks ahead is usually enough. For peak periods — Christmas, spring break, summer holidays — book 4–6 weeks out. Two on-airport lots permanently closed in 2026, reducing total capacity. That tightens supply, especially during busy periods.

The La Presse 2026 summer travel guide advised travelers to book parking well in advance due to reduced capacity and high summer demand. That advice applies equally to December holidays and March break.

Off-site lots on Triply offer free cancellation on all five verified lots, so booking early carries no real risk. Lock in your rate today and cancel if your plans change. On-airport lots may have different cancellation terms — check ADM's booking conditions at the time of purchase.

Find the Best YUL Parking Rate for Your Trip

YUL parking rates in 2026 span from C$12.55/day at off-site lots to C$50/day for on-airport valet. For a 7-day trip, choosing off-site over on-airport can save you C$33 to C$98 — real money, especially for families or frequent travelers. The shuttle ride is short. The savings are not.

All five off-site lots are bookable in one search, with verified rates, shuttle details, and free cancellation. Pick the lot that fits your flight time and minimum stay. Then lock in your rate before the lot fills.

Compare all YUL parking rates on Triply — off-site lots from C$12.55/day, taxes included at checkout. Book now and save up to 58% versus on-airport prices.