P2 Car Park

P2 Car Park sits on the long‑term side of Kaohsiung

P2 Car Park is the dedicated long‑term option at Kaohsiung International Airport, serving both Terminal D (domestic) and Terminal I (international). Airport maps list it as a separate zone from the main short‑stay areas, so it suits trips that run over 24 hours. Signage on the airport roads points to P2 in English and Chinese, which helps if you’re driving in from central Kaohsiung or the Xiaogang area.

This is official on‑airport parking, so you’re on airport property rather than in a third‑party lot across Highway 17. That usually means standard airport rates, charged by the hour with a daily cap, though Kaohsiung International doesn’t publish an English breakdown for P2 specifically. Expect to pay more than city‑center garages but less than a full taxi round‑trip if you’re gone for several days.

Walking time from P2 to the terminals is short by big‑hub standards. Once parked, you’re looking at roughly a 5–10 minute walk to Terminal D or Terminal I, depending on your exact row and how much luggage you’re pushing. There’s no separate shuttle network advertised for P2, so plan on moving on foot under Taiwan’s heat and rain seasons.

Information gaps are real here: frequent‑flyer forums and Reddit threads that dive into Kaohsiung flights don’t mention P2 by name, and there are zero crowd‑sourced photos of the lot. That usually means the facility is basic, not a scam magnet, and not new enough to attract buzz. You’re trading perks like reserved spaces or EV‑only bays for the predictability of airport‑run parking beside Terminals D and I.

Practical tip: arrive 20–30 minutes earlier than usual the first time you use P2, so you have time to follow the signs, park, note your row number, and walk to the correct terminal without rushing your check‑in cut‑off.