Parking Structure B2

Middle-of-terminal flyers on B gates usually pick B2

Parking Structure B2 sits next to the Riley Terminal’s central section by Terminal B, with about a 5 minute walk to the doors. It’s priced at $20.00 per day or roughly $140.00 per week, so you’re paying standard terminal rates, not economy-lot prices, in exchange for a short walk and staying under cover the whole way.

B2 is officially tagged as long-stay terminal parking, so it works for both overnight trips and full week runs. Guides group it with the main terminal garages at the same $20/day rate, but the layout lines up slightly better with the middle gates in Terminal B than with A or C. If you’re on a B-heavy carrier, that alignment can shave a minute or two off the walk compared with trekking from the A-side structures.

Lighting and cleanliness in B2 get compared directly to the A-side garages, and reviewers on airport forums say they feel about the same. Regulars mention that both sides use similar striping and signage, so they choose between B2 and A1 based on airline and gates, not condition. One Reddit comment even calls B2 less crowded than A1 for some mid-day departures, while still keeping that 5 minute walk time.

There is one recurring complaint: late-night returners sometimes mix up B2 with the C-side garage because the structures look similar from the road along Airport Way. People post about wandering a few extra minutes after a 10 p.m. arrival trying to remember which lettered garage they used. That’s a bigger issue on week-long trips when that original choice at the $140/week rate has faded from memory.

What regulars do: Terminal B flyers default to B2 and park on levels and rows closest to their favored stairwells or elevators, then take photos of the “B2 + level + row” signs on arrival. Copy them: snap the garage name and floor sign the second you park, so the late-night walk back to your car is as short as that first 5 minute stroll in.