Long-Term Parking

$10 per day gets you a basic long-term spot

Daily rates sit around $10 in the official Long-Term Parking lot at Punta Cana International Airport, and it’s run as the airport’s standard economy option rather than a private operator. You’re paying for a straightforward, leave-the-car-and-go setup, not extras or frills.

The lot feeds both Terminal A and Terminal B, with a shuttle that usually takes about 15 minutes gate to gate. Build in a full 20–25 minutes from locking the car to reaching check-in, since you still need time to wait for the next shuttle and walk from drop-off to your airline counter.

Shuttles loop between Long-Term Parking and the terminals on a fixed route, covering both A and B in the same run, so you don’t need to pick a terminal-specific lot. A single trip clocks in at about 15 minutes, but if you just miss a bus, your total wait plus ride can stretch closer to 25–30 minutes at off-peak times.

This is an open-air economy lot, so the cars sit outside in the Punta Cana sun for days at a time, and that’s baked into the roughly $10-a-day price point. If you’re leaving the car for a full week, you’re looking at something like $70 before any taxes or airport fees, which comes out cheaper than most hotel parking packages in the area.

Plan your timing backwards from departure: for a 2:00 pm flight out of Terminal B, you want the car parked by about 11:30 am to leave room for the 15-minute shuttle, a little waiting buffer, and the usual Punta Cana security and exit formalities. Tip: take a quick photo of your row and the nearest shuttle stop sign before you head to the terminal so you’re not hunting the car after a late return.