Long Term Parking

$20/day long-term on-airport beats driving to LAX chaos.

Long Term Parking at BUR runs $20.00 per day or $120.00 per week, aimed at trips in the 3–7 day range. The lot sits about 0.3 miles from Terminals A and B, with a posted walk time of 10 minutes if you just roll your bag in. Stays are capped at 30 days, so this is long stay, not abandon-your-car-for-the-summer long stay.

From the lot, the shuttle runs about 5 minutes to the terminal, which lines up with what BUR regulars report for the economy-style lots C, E, F, and G. Pricing here sits in the middle of the airport’s own spread, with Economy Lot C starting around $16/day and some premium options and valet climbing toward $40/day. Off-site garages nearby often post $13–$18/day, so do the math if you’re gone more than a week.

Frequent BUR flyers say they aim for Economy Lot C at $16/day first and only pay more when it’s full, but they stick to on-airport rather than fuss with off-site shuttles. Price-sensitive regulars on longer trips mention third-party sites like SpotHero or GlobalAirportParking, where they sometimes land around $10–$13/day for uncovered self-park. With BUR not offering direct pre-booking during a parking-operator transition, most people just drive up and check the airport parking hotline for closure alerts.

Watch out for: reviews since 2021–2022 call out that posted daily rates jumped, so don’t rely on a two-year-old memory. Several drivers also mention small approach-road signs, then realizing afterward they could have saved by parking in Lot C instead. Practical play: pull over in the cell phone area, check the airport parking page or hotline for which long-term lot is cheapest and open, then commit once you’re sure.