$60 a week gets you into RSW’s own Remote Parking
RSW Remote Parking runs $60 per week (about $8.57/day), undercutting the $11/day official Long-Term Lot and putting it in the same price band as off-airport players like Executive Valet at $8/day. It sits about 0.3 miles from the Main terminal, so you’re still on airport property rather than out on Radar Ct with the hotel and broker lots.
This is a true remote setup: you park, then ride a shuttle the 0.3 miles to the Main terminal instead of walking. Off-airport competitors like Quality Suites Fort Myers at $6.99/day and Ft Myers Airport Parking 2.6 miles away also lean on shuttle service, but those add a few more minutes of driving plus whatever wait you hit for pickup.
Price-sensitive flyers compare this $60 weekly rate with third-party deals that hover around $6–8/day via ParkingAccess and OneStopParking. Those outside lots sometimes list soft spots like “Security: No” and “Adapted for disabled: No,” while RSW’s own facilities are patrolled and integrated with airport operations, which matters if you’re leaving the car for 7–10 days.
Common gripe with the pure off-airport crowd: rigid refund rules. One ParkSmart customer on TripAdvisor lost three days of prepaid parking after returning early for weather, with no refund. The on-airport remote lot uses airport policy instead of each broker’s terms, so you’re not stuck negotiating with a third-party seller that may sit behind ParkingAccess or OneStopParking.
Regulars who push for the lowest number in Fort Myers will still book those $6.99–$8 remote deals online, then call the shuttle as soon as they grab bags, since services there are on-demand rather than clock-based. Your move: if you care more about predictability than squeezing the last $2–3 per day, pay the $60, park on-site, and build an extra 15 minutes into both ends of your trip.