Remote Parking

$200 per day gets you into Hong Kong’s Remote Parking

This is the off-airport-style option at Hong Kong International Airport, sitting about 1 mile from the T1 and T2 terminal complex. It runs as a remote car park with shuttle access rather than a short walk. The setup suits trips running multiple days where the daily rate beats the closer-onfoot car parks.

The shuttle runs every 20 minutes and the ride to the terminals usually takes around 15 minutes. Build that 35-minute total into your departure plan, especially for morning long-haul flights out of T1. Shuttles drop you at the terminal side so you do not have to move between T1 and T2 on foot first.

Daily pricing sits at $200, which undercuts the main car parks near the terminal doors. That rate holds whether you park right at the edge of the lot or closer to the shuttle stop. It makes the most sense once you are into a third or fourth day of parking compared with higher-priced on-site structures.

Expect remote-lot basics: open-air surface parking, marked lanes, and standard security patrols rather than premium extras. You will not find valet, covered bays, or direct-lift access into T1 or T2 like the terminal car parks offer. Think of it as functional long-stay storage for your car while you fly out of Hong Kong.

Tip: aim to park near a shuttle stop sign and snap a photo of your row number before you head to the 15-minute shuttle, so pickup after a late-night arrival at HKG is quick and you are not wandering the lot with luggage.