Terminal 3 Parking Garage

Four-minute covered walk from Terminal 3 check-in

Terminal 3 Parking Garage sits directly next to Terminal 3 at Harry Reid (LAS), with a covered walk of about 4 minutes into the ticketing hall. It’s a newer structure than the Terminal 1 garage, and regulars say getting in and out of T3 is usually calmer, especially during those 6–9 p.m. bank of arrivals and departures.

This garage supports both short- and long-term parking, with long-term on levels 3–6 and short-term typically filling the lower levels. It directly serves Terminal 3 airlines, including international carriers and some domestic flights, so you skip the inter-terminal shuttle if your flight uses T3.

Rates track standard LAS airport pricing for short-term, so it’s not a discount lot, but you’re paying for proximity and less chaotic traffic routing off the Beltway compared to Terminal 1. Payment is automated at exit gates, and the structure is multi-level, so you can usually find a spot without circling forever.

The T3 garage has the same airport-run services as Terminal 1: free jump-starts, tire inflation, and help tracking down a “lost” car if you forget your level. Call boxes and posted assistance numbers are on each level, and staff can meet you at your stall if your battery decides to die at 2 a.m.

Watch out for late-night wayfinding between T3 arrivals and the garage; Yelp reviewers mention winding up one level off and having to backtrack via elevators. Also note: rideshare pickup from T3 can feel clunkier than T1, which matters if you park at T3 but end up flying out of Terminal 1.

One practical play: if you land in T1 but parked here, grab the inter-terminal shuttle or a quick rideshare between terminals instead of dragging bags the long distance back to the T3 garage.