$15 for Three Days of Airport Parking and Shuttle Service from Indy Park Ride & Fly in Indianapolis (Up to $30.25 Value)
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Fenced parking lot protects cars with 24-hour surveillance while travelers shuttle to Indianapolis International Airport.
When neglected for long periods of time, cars may act out by sleeping in the street and consorting with tractors. Give your car attention while you’re away with this Groupon: for $15, you get three days of outdoor self-park and shuttle service at Indy Park Ride & Fly, located near the Midfield Airport terminal at Indianapolis International Airport (up to a $30.25 value, including all taxes and fees). Customers may extend their cars' stays at Indy Park Ride & Fly for a rate of $8.50 per extra day (taxes included).
Indy Park Ride & Fly's car caretakers protect up to 2,312 vacationing cars within a 24-hour, well-lit parking lot. After dropping off their automobiles, customers can transport themselves and their luggage to the airport aboard one of the company’s complimentary shuttles or human-size hamster balls. While away, patrons rest easy knowing that their steel steeds are safe within the paved lot, which is fenced and monitored by 24-hour surveillance. Shuttles also swing by the terminal to pick up returning travelers and bring them back to Indy Park Ride & Fly's lobby. Staff members then reunite patrons with their respective vehicles, which are first freed of cloud-based artillery, including snow or recently rained molasses.
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Park Ride & Fly USA's car caretakers protect vacationing cars within 24-hour, well-lit parking lots near airports in more than 30 states. After dropping off their automobiles, customers can transport themselves and their luggage to the airport aboard one of the company’s complimentary shuttles or human-size hamster balls. While away, patrons rest easy knowing that their steel steeds are safe within fenced lots that are monitored by 24-hour surveillance. At many locations, shuttles also swing by the terminal to pick up returning travelers and reunite them with their respective vehicles, which are first freed of cloud-based artillery, including snow or recently rained molasses.