From the owner: Discount Parc propose un service de parking longue durée dédié à l'aéroport d'Orly. Outre des…read moreplaces de stationnement sécurisées et gardées 24h/24, le parking offre un service de navettes gratuites à destination d'Orly Sud ou Orly Ouest. Venez profiter de services ^professionnels à des tarifs très économiques.

A shopping center in a foreign country gives you a fascinating view into another nation's standards…read moreand what they consider valuable. The escalators here aren't your standard model, they're tilted moving sidewalks so that you can get your shopping cart onto 'em. And they have this groovy feature that locks your cart into place so you don't let go and kill all the people below you. There isn't enough seating in this place but the chairs they've got look like they're covered in leather. But one of the most remarkable things are the restrooms. French are pretty open about bodily functions so the restroom doors to both the men's and women's are never closed. This used to give you a straight-on view of guys using the urinals which I thought was just a little much. So on the way out I closed the door. The reaction was hilarious. A guy walks up looking concerned, stops in front of the door and looks it over. Like it's going to explode. He grabs the handle but stands there unsure if he should open it. He opens the door....... slowly peeks around and when he realizes that it's only a bathroom walks on in. The next guy out props the door open. Sometimes I wonder why these people even bother with doors. What's the point? Oh and the condom machine!! It's not inside the restrooms it's in the waiting area, near the emergency exit. You gotta love the French!!

If flying out of Paris to international destinations (ie UK) Orly is a seamless experience. They…read morehad a line for baggage dropoff that should have closed 90 minutes before flights, but in classic Parisian style, everyone in the flight arrived a few minutes before cutoff and there was no rush or need for last minute dropoffs since everyone was in line together. Baggage dropoff for Vueling was in Terminal 1, just to the right of the small and line-free tax free customs refund office which is located centrally. Customs took about 15 minutes to complete. Baggage line took about 30 minutes. Security and customs and departure for Vueling is in Terminal 3, a 15 minute walk to the left. Security will take 10-20 minutes, and then you arrive at customs. Customs line moves relatively quick, with a 5 minute wait, but the customs officer is definitely one of the most detailed I've seen, so don't be surprised if they spend 10 minutes checking page of your passport. Thankfully, the D gates (starting D12) are right behind the customs gates, less than 30 feet away. There's a Paul cafe and toilets right by gate D14. Passports and flight tickets will be checked at least 5 times during this process, but otherwise a seamless and relatively efficient process.

Smallish airport for easier connections. Close to Paris center and the cab fare is 44.00 euros to…read morechamps elyssess

Orly is simple and without hassle...unless someone decides to be on strike…read more Got in and out and everything was on time and easy. Less hassle and drama than CDG.

Backwards third world pit from hell. We did almost 40 minutes on the plane for a single bus that…read morewas shuttling between every park to airplane. Long slow line in a hot immigration line. Old rundown airport with no ventilation.