ADM Aéroports de Montréal is advising passengers that its multi-level P5 parking lot located in front of the YUL terminal will be closing to the public on Oct. 15 and from that date users will need to choose a different parking lot on the airport site. Moreover, with fewer spaces available – especially during peak periods during the week – travellers who wish to drive to the airport are strongly advised to reserve their parking space online or, better still, use public transportation.
The tear-down of the facility, which is deemed to nearing the end of its useful life, is part of ADM’s development plan to modernize the infrastructure of Montréal-Trudeau International Airport to improve accessibility and connectivity
The nearby P4 parking, which opened in winter 2024 and offers more than 2,800 spaces spread over four floors, will remain the preferred option for travellers seeking quick access to the terminal.
Car rental companies serving YUL customers and spaces for people with reduced mobility will also be relocated there. Valet and Short-Term parking services will be transferred to HotelParc under the Marriott hotel.
ADM says demolishing the multi-level parking facility is necessary to add lanes to the existing drop-off and pick-up areas in front of the airport terminal. These areas will ultimately see their capacity tripled, which will improve traffic flow on the site.
A new multi-level parking, which will offer 6,300 spaces, is expected to be completed in 2031 and will have an additional underground level to accommodate 1,200 vehicles.
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