Opposite the Terminals on the Arrivals and Departures levels, there are car parks for stops of a maximum of one hour, marked with blue lines.
Terminal A-B-C-D
Marked with the letters A, B, C, D, the covered multi-storey car parks (with the exception of the last floor) can be used for short, medium and long-term stays, and are connected to the terminals by pedestrian paths with moving walkways.
Executive T1-T3
ADR staff are responsible for vehicles parked, with security services and insurance against theft, damage and fire. Executive T3 is located on the 3rd level of "Terminal D" while "Executive T1" is next to Terminal 1 Arrivals. Executive car parks are connected to the terminals by pedestrian paths. Bookable online.
Lunga Sosta (Long stay)
Directly accessible from the Rome-Fiumicino A91 motorway, the park is connected to the terminals by free e-shuttle service, and has covered and uncovered parking spaces. Bookable online.
Moto (Mortocycle)
A dedicated entrance is at ground floor of "Terminal A". Covered spaces, suitable for all stays, connected to the terminals via pedestrian paths. Bookable online.
Parking for the disabled
Available on ground floor of "Terminal C". These reserved parking spaces are, by law, free of charge. To take advantage of the facility, the entitled person must exhibit their original sticker, together with the ticket issued at the entrance, to the staff of the car park’s Customer Assistance located on the left of the exits of "Terminal BCD" or calling our staff by using the HELP button at the exit gates of all our car parks.
Carers of passengers with disabilities must show the original sticker of the entitled person, together with the ticket issued at the entrance to the staff of the Customer Assistance with a copy of the flight ticket of the sticker holder.
Reserved places for Passenger with disabilities are located right in front of the Departures and Arrivals levels (ZTL) for maximum 2 hours stays. It is required to fill in the form available here within 14 days from the date of the stay in order to receive the proper authorization.
Parking for Families with kids Covered parking spaces are provided for families with kids or pregnant women and are available at:
"Terminal D" 3rd level, conveniently connected by pedestrian paths with moving walkways (about 5 minutes)
"Lunga Sosta" Sector 1, which has covered spaces, near the free e-shuttle stop for the terminals connection.
Where and how do I pay for parking? You can pay directly at the exit barriers with Credit or Debit cards.
Alternatively, it is possible to pay at the automatic cashiers inside the car parks or at the Customer Assistance, located near the exit of "Terminal BCD" or of the "Lunga Sosta".
You can also access and pay for parking stay with the e-toll.
Who should I contact in case of mistaken payment at Fiumicino?
In case you are still be in the parking lot and need help for the payment you can easily contact the easy Parking Customer Assistance, 24/7, by using the HELP button on the automatic cashier or at the exit device.
In case you are out of the parking areas you can send an email to easyparking@adrmobility.it to receive support on mistaken payment. Which terminal should I go to?
Leonardo da Vinci Airport has two terminals: T1 and T3.
Acceptance procedures for national and international flights vary depending on the destination and the airline, which should be contacted for information.
How long before departure should you be at the airport?
Acceptance procedures for national and international flights vary depending on the destination and the airline, which should be contacted for information. At the check-in desk a ticket and a valid document – passport or identity card – must be shown to the staff of the handling company. In addition, you should check that the country you are travelling to does not require any vaccinations or a visa. Please also note that after checking in, and before making their way to the boarding gates, all passengers must undergo security checks. The time taken to carry out security checks may vary over the course of the same day. Therefore, it is recommended that passengers always arrive at the airport reasonably in advance.
Where can I ask for information?
ADR will communicate all useful information through various channels:
Screens in the terminals show flight and boarding information, as well as special and/or abnormal events (strikes, etc.)
Information desks
Loud speaker announcements
Aeroporti di Roma website
Which documents are required for unaccompanied minors?
Procedures for unaccompanied minors travelling vary depending on the airline you fly with. We would suggest, therefore, to consult the airline’s website before the flight to check the times and necessary documents.
Which documents are required if I travel with pets?
Access to the airport for pets is allowed in compliance with health and safety standards (leash, muzzle, poop scoop, carrier, etc.). As regards flight and the boarding procedures, please contact your airline for further information on the procedures and documentation required
Who should I call if I need special assistance?
ADR Assistance provides a service for passengers with reduced mobility. Service have to be requested of the airline in advance, at least 48 hours before departure time. For further informationwww.adrassistance.it
May I fly at an advanced age?
Most elderly passengers, as long as they do not suffer from particular diseases or severe cardiovascular complications, can travel with same precautions as other passengers
This small guide with some useful tips for serene travel is dedicated to them.
The porter service, luggage transportation for a fee, can be requested at the ADR information desks, or can be booked by - email porteraggio@adr.it
What documents are required for the trip?
At check-in a ticket and a valid document – passport or identity card – must be shown to the handling company or airline staff. In addition, you should check that the country you are travelling to does not require any vaccinations or a visa.
What to do at security
To reduce the time spent at security, we would suggest that you be prepared before reaching the metal detector and follow the instructions shown on the screens, by taking off everything that if detected, could require a more thorough check of you and your luggage. Put the following articles in the trays provided at security: electrical/electronic items, jackets, coats, metal objects, watches, wallets, purses, keys, belts, buckles, etc. Remember that it is not permitted to wear or carry in your hand luggage objects that can be used as weapons (metal files, scissors, golf clubs, etc.), explosives or flammable, poisonous, toxic and infectious substances. A list of objects not allowed on board is displayed at the check-in desk.
Safety regulations: what liquids/fluids is it possible to take on-board?
The current European regulations limit—but do not prohibit—the transport of liquids in hand luggage (such as perfumes, creams, shaving foam, cosmetics, toothpaste, etc.).
The rules set out by the EU regulation are non-negotiable, and therefore security personnel are required to enforce them strictly.
Thanks to the new-generation EDS C3 scanners in use at the security checkpoints of Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at Fiumicino Airport—serving all departing flights except those bound for the USA or Israel—and in compliance with European Commission directives, the transport of liquids in hand luggage is permitted in containers with a capacity of up to 2 liters.
During security screening, only liquid containers of up to 2L are allowed in hand luggage without needing to separate them or place them in plastic bags. Liquid containers larger than 2L may be transported in hand luggage only if empty; otherwise, they must be checked in with hold luggage at the check-in counter. Thanks again to the EDS C3 scanners, electronic and electrical devices (laptops, tablets, etc.) may also remain inside hand luggage during security checks.
Security screening procedures remain unchanged at the airport checkpoints dedicated to flights bound for the USA or Israel, where traditional X-ray machines are used. In these cases, liquids must be separated from hand luggage, placed in transparent plastic bags (maximum container size of 100 ml, up to a total of 1 liter), and electronic devices must also be removed.
Exceptions to the restrictions apply to LAGs (Liquids, Aerosols, and Gels) required during the trip for medical purposes or special dietary needs, including baby food. These may be brought in hand luggage, provided they are separated and undergo dedicated security screening.
Once past the security checkpoints, there are no restrictions on liquid purchases: airport shops provide sealed bags for transport all the way to boarding.
What items are prohibited?
It is forbidden to carry on board potentially dangerous items (e.g. scissors, knives, files, metal-tipped umbrellas).
It is forbidden to carry any type of gun or bladed weapon, explosives and ammunition in your luggage, unless they are accompanied by a permit issued by the competent authorities.
For further information please see the ENAC Regulations.
What are the customs limits for purchases at the airport?
TOBACCO, ALCOHOL, AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN UNION
Tobacco products
Cigarettes
200 pezzi (1 carton)
or
Small cigars (max 3 g. each)
100 pezzi
or
Cigars
50 pieces
or
Smoking tobacco
250 gr.
Alcoholic beverages and liquor
Alcoholic beverages or liquor with an alcohol content of over 22% by volume or non-denatured ethyl alcohol with an 80% content
1 liter
or
Alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content under 22% by volume
2 liters
Other alcoholic beverages
Non-sparkling wine
4 liters
beers
16 liters
TRAVEL WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION
Tobacco products
Cigarettes
800 (4 cartons)
or
Small cigars (max 3 g each)
400
or
Cigars
200
or
Smoking tobacco
1 Kg
Alcoholic beverage and liquor
Alcoholic beverages or liquor with an alcohol content over 22% by volume
10 liters
Alcoholic beverages with an alcohol content under 22%
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