Accessible Parking

$20/day gets you ADA spaces next to both BUR terminals

Accessible Parking at Hollywood Burbank (BUR) runs the same posted rate as standard spaces — $20.00 per day — but the key difference is placement. ADA-compliant spots sit right by elevators, walkways, or shuttle stops in every on-airport facility, including the garages serving Terminals A and B. No separate lot to hunt down, just marked spaces mixed into the regular structures.

All on-airport lots run 24/7 with a published 30-day maximum stay, so long trips with a disabled placard are fine as long as you stay under that cap. In the main garage, reviewers call out that handicap spots near the elevator banks make the roll to the Terminal A and B doors feel short compared to LAX’s longer walks. Standard airport payment rules apply: keep your placard visible and be ready to pay the signed daily rate on exit.

Peak times at BUR — especially holidays and Sunday evenings — can wipe out the accessible spaces closest to the terminal-side elevators, according to several Google and Yelp comments. When that happens, drivers end up in standard stalls a few rows farther out at the same $20/day rate, which can be a problem for limited walking range. If that’s you, budget a few extra minutes to circle a level or two for an open ADA space before giving up.

Regulars with mobility limits often skip the cheaper Economy lots like Economy C and pick short-term or valet near Terminals A/B simply to cut down the walk, even if that means paying more than $20/day. Others use curbside: drop the disabled traveler at the terminal doors, then the driver heads off to Economy or the garage and meets back at baggage claim. One practical move: reach BUR 30–40 minutes earlier than usual during busy periods so you have time to find an ADA spot close to your airline’s check-in area.