Valet Parking

20 bucks a day buys you the fastest handoff at FWA

Valet Parking at Fort Wayne (Main Terminal) runs $20 per day and sits right next to the terminal entrance, so drop-off and pick-up are basically curbside. It’s run by LAZ Parking under the airport’s own valet program, so you’re dealing with airport-affiliated staff, not an off-site contractor across town.

The setup is ticketless: the airport says valet parking at FWA logs your car electronically instead of handing you a paper claim ticket, which cuts down on fumbling in your wallet at 5:30 a.m. That also pairs well with early flights, since you can roll up at the Main Terminal, pass the keys, and head straight to check-in within a minute or two.

The math is simple: at $20 per calendar day, valet comes in above the regular lots but below what you’d pay in time walking from farther parking areas. Regulars use it on tight turnarounds where terminal-to-car transfer time matters more than saving a few dollars per day, especially on short 1–3 day trips out of Fort Wayne.

There aren’t many public complaints floating around about FWA valet, but it’s still basic airport service: no lounge, no car wash, just a staffed close-in option next to the Main Terminal curb. If you’re price-sensitive for longer stays, the other FWA lots with lower daily rates make more sense past about four or five days.

Tip: Budget the full $20 for each day your car sits, not just the nights away, and snap a quick photo of your car and mileage at drop-off so pickup with the LAZ team is quick and clean.