Overnight stays over five hours fit best in Daily Parking
Daily Parking sits in the Main Terminal garage about 0.3 miles from the doors, so you walk straight to check-in without waiting on a shuttle. It’s the airport’s long-stay garage option when Economy feels too far and Valet feels too pricey. The Daily section is marked across all garage floors, so you can just follow the overhead signs as you enter instead of hunting a separate structure.
Rates run $2 per hour with an $18 per day maximum, which pencils out quickly once you pass the five-hour mark. The airport even calls this garage the best choice for anything longer than five hours or overnight, so short errands may fit better in Hourly. For week-long trips, you’re looking at roughly $126 before taxes for a seven-day stay, still with an on-foot walk to the terminal.
Daily parking spans every garage level, but the height limit is 6 feet 11 inches. That means most SUVs clear the bar while taller cargo vans and lifted trucks likely do not. If you drive something borderline, don’t rely on guesswork; the clearance bar at the entrance gives you one last check before you commit to the ramp.
ChargePoint stations sit in the Daily section on level 3, yellow section, aisle E, with a $5 charging fee on top of regular parking rates. EV regulars aim straight for level 3, then loop the yellow zone before settling on a stall. If charging spots are full, you still pay the same $18 daily cap as the rest of the garage.
Practical tip: if you want EV charging or a faster exit, head directly to level 3 or level 2, note your color and aisle (for example, Yellow E), and snap a quick photo before walking into the terminal.
Pricing
| Stay | Per day | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $18.00/day | $18.00 |
| 3 days | $18.00/day | $54.00 |
| 7 days | $18.00/day | $126.00 |