Garage Parking

3-minute covered walk beats every other GEG parking option

Garage Parking at Spokane (GEG) sits directly next to the terminal, with a signed 3-minute walk across the enclosed skybridge to concourses A, B, and C. Daily rate runs $18.00, making it the highest-priced on-airport option but also the closest and most weather-protected. This is the on-airport choice when staying dry and cutting walking time matters more than saving a few dollars per day.

The airport officially treats the garage as a long-stay lot, not just a short-hop stop, so you pay the same $18.00 daily structure whether you’re in for one night or a full week. All levels work for long-term parking, and you clear payment on exit just like the economy lots. For trips of several days, the time you save on the walk often offsets the higher rate, especially on early-morning or late-night flights.

EV drivers get a real perk: complimentary Level 2 ChargePoint stations sit on levels 1 and 2 of the garage, so charging is free while you’re paying the normal $18.00 daily parking fee. Plugs are first-come, first-served, with standard ChargePoint connectors. If you want the fastest exit after landing, park near an elevator bank so you can get back to your car quickly from the terminal side.

Every floor has elevator access, and the main skybridge to all concourses meets the garage on Level 2, which regulars aim for in winter to avoid stepping outside. Frequent flyers also use the QuickPay automated pay stations inside the terminal before walking back, skipping any backup at the exit gates when several flights dump out at once. One tip: circle Level 2 once when you arrive; a slightly longer hunt for a spot there usually pays off with the easiest terminal walk on departure and return.