Remote Parking

$80 per day buys you space in AGU’s Remote Parking

Remote Parking at Aguascalientes International (AGU) sits about 1 mile from Terminal T1 and runs on a shuttle system instead of a quick walk-up model. Daily rates run $80, with a capped weekly rate of $480, so the math only works if you’re leaving the car for several days. This is overflow-style parking for times when terminal-front spots are tight, not a high-frequency, high-comfort setup.

The shuttle transfer is the key tradeoff: the ride itself is about 15 minutes, but shuttles can run on up to a 30-minute interval. Build that into your timing from downtown Aguascalientes or the Zacatecas highway. If you cut it close and just miss a shuttle, you’re instantly half an hour behind your plan, and T1 is small enough that security and check-in move faster than the parking transfer.

Pricing is simple: $80 per calendar day or $480 per week, so day 7 costs the same as day 5 or 6. If you’re parking for 3 days, you’re at $240; once you hit 6–7 days, the weekly rate softens the blow a bit. There’s no tiered structure for covered vs uncovered spots here, and no premium walk-up option inside this remote area.

AGU doesn’t run a huge remote-lot ecosystem like bigger hubs; this Remote Parking setup mostly backs up the main terminal-adjacent spaces when those fill. Expect a basic surface lot, shuttle pickup points, and standard airport signage between T1 and the lot. One practical tip: aim to park at least 60–75 minutes before check-in cut-off to absorb a full 30-minute shuttle wait, a 15-minute ride, and a few minutes of walking into T1.