Accessible Parking

Intercom support at the exit makes this the go-to accessible lot

Accessible Parking at Asahikawa Airport sits right next to Terminal T1, with about a 5-minute walk to the doors for most spaces. It’s marked as the dedicated accessible area within the main on-airport parking, so you’re not off in a separate remote lot or waiting for a shuttle that may or may not show.

Rates run 500 yen per day, dropping to 450 yen per day from the 6th day onward, which keeps long stays affordable compared with off-airport options in Hokkaido. You pay at the exit fare adjustment machines, the same as the general lot, so there’s no extra paperwork or separate office to deal with.

The key detail: the airport explicitly tells customers with disabilities to use the intercom at each exit fare adjustment machine if they need help. That means you can pull up to the barrier, hit the intercom button, and get Support Center staff on the line without leaving the car or walking back to the terminal.

Regulars mention using that exit intercom when they need assistance with payment, ticket issues, or if a companion is already dropped at T1. Because Accessible Parking is beside the terminal, staff can usually come out quickly from the building instead of dispatching someone from a distant office.

Tip: When you pull into the lot, pick a space as close as possible to the main pedestrian path toward T1; it keeps the walk to about 5 minutes each way and makes the return to your car easier if you’re coordinating with the Support Center at the exit machine.