IND Package Hotels

Welcome to the ParkSleepFly.com with parking packages. Traveling is stressful; we know this. We also know how stressful it can be flying out from the eighth largest cargo center in the US and that’s why we have created park sleep and fly packages with our partner hotels. When you reserve at one these hotels you can expect a comfortable hotel room, free airport parking, and free shuttle transportation to and from the airport. Save money and avoid stress. 

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Open only since 2008, Indianapolis Airport (IND) serves 7.2 million passengers with many major airlines and an average of well over 100 destinations. The air facility is only 16 minutes from downtown, assuming you take a private car or taxi, and conveniently located next to such major interstates as I-70, I-65, and I-74. The following transportation options are available.

The pluses of taking your own vehicle to the airport are speed and convenience. The minuses are dealing with traffic and parking. During busy periods, such as Christmas, you may waste precious time circling the lots just to find a spot that may not exist. You can avoid this by reserving through us. You can browse the site on your desktop, laptop, or smart phone, if you download the free app. You'll be able to view several parking providers and compare the options they offer, including cost. After you receive a reservation confirmation for the spot you've chosen, display the receipt to the agent at the parking facility and pay any required balances. Park your vehicle and take the free shuttle to your terminal, worry-free.



To skip the headaches associated with traffic and airport parking, take a shuttle, which lets someone else do the driving. A shared van is the cheaper option because it not only picks you up from your residence or workplace, but also picks up other passengers as well before heading for the terminals. A private van is quicker because you're the only passenger. It may save you money in the long run if you're traveling with a large family or require space for a lot of luggage.

The cheapest way of reaching your flight is through the IndyGo city bus. Route 8 from downtown costs only $1.75 a ride but takes about 45 minutes or longer because it makes several stops on Washington Street. The bus runs from early morning to late at night seven days a week. Taxis are also available but can prove to be the costliest alternative. Finally, over a dozen limousines also provide service. Tipping is expected for both types of rides, but it can be conveniently added to your total when you make the reservation.