Daily Parking

$12/day gets you in the attached Daily garages

Figure $3 per hour, capped at $12 per day, for Daily Parking at ORF, which covers both the garages and the outdoor daily surface lots right next to the Main terminal. These are true long-stay options, with a maximum stay of 60 days before you need to talk to the parking office.

Garages A, B, C, and D all connect directly to the Main terminal, so you’re looking at roughly a 3‑minute walk from car to check‑in. Most people skip the remote lots entirely because there’s no shuttle involved here and you can roll a bag straight into the building.

Drive‑up rates in the Daily garages are posted at $3 per hour and $12 max per calendar day, but regulars cut that down by reserving online through the airport’s Parking Perks system. Prepaying a Daily reservation in Garages A–D often prices lower than just pulling a ticket at the gate.

Height clearance matters: Garage A is 8′1″, Garages B and C are tighter at 6′7″, and Garage D runs 8′2″ on the ground level and 8′1″ on upper levels. If you’ve got a taller SUV, van, or a roof box, locals usually skip B and C and go straight to A or D, or to the oversize vehicle area tied to the Daily East zone.

The Daily East surface lot is currently closed to general drive‑up use and held for oversized vehicles and existing reservations, so if you follow old signs expecting overflow parking, staff will redirect you back to the garages. All exits run 24/7 on credit card only, either self‑service or staffed lanes, so put a usable card in your wallet before you hit the airport.

Tip: If you’re flying out over a holiday weekend, book a Daily garage spot online a few days ahead through Parking Perks so you don’t waste time circling Garages A–D at 5 a.m.