ACX has just one official Airport Parking Lot by T2.
This is the on-airport car park for Xingyi Wanfenglin Airport’s single terminal, T2, handling all flights in and out of ACX. It supports both short and long stays, so the same lot covers quick drop-offs and multi-day trips. Information in English is thin, but this is the standard government-run lot you see at many smaller Chinese airports, directly serving the terminal rather than a remote field or third-party site.
The parking lot sits next to the T2 departures/arrivals building, so walking time from your car to the terminal doors should be in the 2–5 minute range, not a shuttle ride. That proximity matters at ACX because flights are mostly regional within China, with tight check-in cutoffs and limited departures per day. Assume local-style layout: open-air surface parking with marked lanes and a single main entrance barrier.
Both short and long stay use the same facility, which means you can park for a 2-hour pickup or a 3–4 day business trip without moving zones. Pricing isn’t published in English, but similar regional Chinese airports often charge by the hour for the first 24 hours, then a lower daily cap from day two onward. Plan for cash or mobile pay (Alipay/WeChat Pay) at a pay machine or at the exit gate.
Because ACX is a small regional field serving Xingyi city, peak times track local departures, typically clustered around morning and late afternoon banks. That’s when this single lot is most likely to feel tight. Arrive 90 minutes before a domestic departure, park once, then walk straight to security in T2. No lounge calculus here, just straightforward pull-in, lock, and go.
Practical tip: take a quick photo of your row and the terminal-side landmark (like the main T2 entrance sign) so you can find your car fast on return, especially if you land after dark.