Yes. Since your transfer runs point to point on your own schedule, you can add a sightseeing stop on the way to or from Parndorf, turning a shopping run into a fuller day out rather than a single-purpose errand.
Outlet runs mean bulky bags and boxes, which can be awkward on a train or bus. A private transfer gives you a dedicated vehicle with real trunk space, so you load up your finds and ride straight back to Vienna or Bratislava without juggling bags on public transport.
Parndorf sits about 50 km (31 miles) from Vienna and roughly 35 km (22 miles) from Bratislava, so it's a quick trip from either city. A private transfer usually takes around 40 minutes from Vienna and 25 to 30 minutes from Bratislava, straight to the outlet entrance with no transfers or train schedules to check.
A focused visit takes about half a day, while dedicated shoppers often turn it into a full day out given the number of stores. Since you're not tied to a group tour schedule, you can start whenever suits you and stay as long as the racks demand.
Parndorf brings together a wide range of well-known premium and luxury fashion names alongside plenty of everyday favorites across its many stores. Beyond the racks, you'll find a solid selection of restaurants and cafes, occasional live music, and play areas for kids, so non-shoppers in your group have plenty to do too.
Opening days can vary, so it's worth checking the outlet's current schedule before you set a date. Weekday visits tend to be quieter than weekends if you prefer more room to browse, and a private transfer lets you set out at whatever time suits your plans.