Curbside Valet

$25/day here buys a true one-minute walk into MYR.

Curbside Valet at Myrtle Beach International (Terminal 1) sits directly in front of the terminal doors, so you pull up, hand over keys, and you’re inside in about a minute. It’s valet only, not self-park, and it runs on an hourly rate of $7/hour up to a daily max of about $25, matching the airport’s posted pricing.

Hours run from 4:30 a.m. until the last flight arrives, which covers typical MYR departures and arrivals but isn’t truly 24/7. That early opening is why reviewers call it “worth it for early flights,” especially when you can skip hunting for spaces in the dark at 4:45 a.m. If a flight diverts or lands very late overnight, pickup timing can get awkward, so have a backup plan for extreme delays.

The drop-off and pickup zone is right at the front curb, in the same space used by rideshare and private drop-offs, so at peak summer Saturdays it can feel congested. Golfers like being able to hand off club bags instead of dragging them across the long-term lot, and one reviewer specifically mentioned not having to “haul clubs across the lot” as a reason they chose valet for a golf trip.

On price, this is the premium option at MYR: at $25/day, a seven-night beach trip can run into the low hundreds while economy and long-term stay cheaper. Locals in reviews usually keep valet for short business runs or long weekends, not two-week vacations, and tend to use it when they think long-term might be full or don’t want to mess with a shuttle.

What regulars do: they call the valet number as they step off the plane or pass baggage claim so the car is rolling up right as they exit the sliding doors. One last tip: on departure, aim to arrive 10–15 minutes earlier than normal on busy Saturdays to buffer for curb congestion at the front door.