Weekly Parking (Green Lot)

Five-minute walk, $72 per week, right by the ROC terminal

Weekly Parking (Green Lot) sits directly next to the Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport terminal, so you’re on the curb in about a 5-minute walk. This is the airport’s long-stay option, meant for trips running several days instead of a quick overnight. It’s surface parking, easy to spot thanks to its Green Lot branding on airport signs as you approach the terminal.

Rates run $12.00 per day or a flat $72.00 for a full week, which usually beats stacking seven daily charges in the garage. If you’re gone 4–7 days, the weekly price starts to make more sense than short-term or garage rates. For trips longer than seven days, expect the cost to climb in $12-per-day chunks after that first week.

The walk from the Green Lot to the ROC terminal doors averages around 5 minutes at a normal pace, since the lot sits directly adjacent to the main building. There’s no shuttle loop to wait on, so you just park, grab your bags, and follow the terminal-side sidewalks. That 5-minute walk is short enough to manage rolling luggage and kids without needing extra time built into your schedule.

The Green Lot is set up for longer stays, so stalls are standard size and open-air, with no height limits like a garage. Since it’s next to the terminal, traffic can bunch up near the entrance during early morning bank flights around 5:00–7:00 a.m. If you’re parking during those peaks, add a 10-minute buffer to get through the entrance, find a lane, and lock up the car before the 5-minute walk in.

Tip: If your trip runs exactly 7 days, pay attention at the pay station or exit gate to lock in the flat $72.00 weekly rate instead of accidentally paying the $12.00 daily rate seven times.