Most domestic flyers into PUS just say “airport parking”
Almost every review of Gimhae International Airport (PUS) lumps parking together, but there is a dedicated Domestic Terminal Car Park right by the Domestic terminal. It’s a short-term facility, best used for drop-offs, pick-ups, and same‑day trips on domestic flights. Signage on airport roads points specifically to the Domestic terminal, so follow those rather than generic “parking” signs when you get close.
The Domestic Terminal Car Park sits within an easy walk of the Domestic departures and arrivals doors, typically just a few minutes on foot depending on where you find a space. This is short-term parking, so pricing usually makes sense for stays under about 24 hours; for longer trips, check if the airport’s general or long-term lots near both the Domestic and International terminals come out cheaper. If you’re meeting someone off a flight from Seoul Gimpo or Jeju, this is the closest paid option.
This car park is inside the main airport road loop that also serves the International terminal, so you reach it after passing signs for buses, taxis, and the light rail station. Payment in Korean won via machines at the Domestic terminal entrance is standard, and larger car parks at Korean airports typically accept major cards. If you’re comparing options, remember that public transport like the Busan–Gimhae Light Rail Transit into the city can be faster than sitting in traffic around PUS at peak hours.
Practical tip: if you’re dropping someone at a domestic flight and expect them to be curbside within 15–30 minutes of landing, pull into the Domestic Terminal Car Park instead of circling; a short paid stay often beats looping the terminal road or risking a traffic stop.