Covered Parking

Daily ARS 40,000 keeps your car out of Buenos Aires hail

This Covered Parking sits in the south multilevel garage at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery and runs about ARS 40,000 per day, so you’re paying extra specifically to keep the car under a roof. It’s a structured deck, not an open-air surface lot, which matters in summer storms and when the city throws up one of those surprise hail episodes locals complain about.

Figure a 5‑minute walk from the garage to the terminal entrance, so this isn’t a remote shuttle situation. You park, lock up, and you’re on foot straight toward check‑in in under ten minutes total if you’re not hauling huge bags. The south multilevel (“estacionamiento sur multinivel”) is the key landmark in the airport’s own wayfinding and in valet posts.

Think of this as the premium tier compared with the cheaper open‑air lots around AEP. The ARS 40,000 daily rate makes more sense if your car’s sitting for several days or if you’re leaving something newer that you actually care about. Local drivers on Instagram comments often pair this deck with valet, treating the covered spaces as the upgrade for longer trips instead of just day-use.

You can usually choose between covered and open-air through the same operator, but covered spaces are specifically inside that south multilevel structure, not scattered across all parking zones. If you want the roof, follow signs for “Sur / Multinivel” and ignore the first open-air rows you see.

Practical tip: If rain or hail is in the forecast and you’re gone more than one night, head straight to the south multilevel deck, pay the ARS 40,000 daily, and save time by parking on a lower level closer to the pedestrian exits toward the terminal.