East Valet

Two-minute walk to Jeppesen Terminal check-in on the east side

East Valet sits on Level 4 of the east garage, right off the Jeppesen Terminal arrivals curb, and runs at a flat $27 per day with hourly increments. This is the mirror image of West Valet, but pointed at the east-side airlines, so the real gain is cutting your curb-to-counter time down to a couple of minutes with bags.

Drop-off happens directly on Level 4 near east arrivals, so you avoid circling the garages or hunting for a space in East Garage or Economy lots that can run 10–15 minutes in peak traffic. Walk time from the valet stand to most east-side check-in counters is about 2 minutes, which is why frequent flyers on early United and other east-side carriers are willing to pay the higher daily rate.

Pricing matches West Valet at $27 per 24 hours, and that “luxury” tag shows up a lot in Reddit threads warning friends not to follow valet signs by accident when they meant to park in the standard garage. Regulars flying on work trips typically park here for 1–3 nights; once you hit a full week, the bill gets high enough that many switch to Economy or off-airport shuttles.

Some travelers report minor issues like small dings or a few extra miles on the odometer after multi-day stays, so people who use East Valet often snap a quick photo of their mileage and existing scratches at drop-off. There are also comments about confusion between short-term parking and the valet lane on the arrivals level, especially for first-timers approaching the east side in heavy traffic.

Regulars pick East vs West valet purely based on which side their airline checks in, to keep rolling distance under about 200–300 feet. Many business travelers drop their car, walk straight to east security, and immediately upload the valet receipt into an expense app so the $27/day charge doesn’t get lost. One practical move: strip valuables and any sensitive paperwork from the car before you hit Level 4, so handoff at the stand takes under 60 seconds.