Lot C

$11 per day gets you into STL’s Lot C complex.

Lot C sits southwest of Terminals 1 and 2 and runs as a hybrid setup: a covered “Garage C” and an uncovered long‑term surface lot under the same name. Daily rate is $11, with a weekly max of $77, so it slots between the closer daily garages and the cheaper economy Lot D. Think long‑stay pricing with a slightly shorter ride back to the terminals.

Walking from Lot C to the terminals is roughly 5 minutes if you end up on the closer edges of the complex, but most people still use the Super Park shuttle because the main sections sit southwest of the buildings. Shuttles loop between Lot C and both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, and reviews mention that this loop runs a bit longer than the ones from Lots A or B, especially at peak return times.

There are effectively two products here: the Covered Long‑Term Garage C and the Uncovered Long‑Term Lot C. Regulars say they use C when economy Lot D is full, since C stays at the $11 long‑term rate but offers some weather protection you won’t get in D. If you care about a roof over the car in a Midwest storm, aim for the garage portion and skip the uncovered rows.

Watch out for shuttle crowding when multiple remote lots, including C and D, feed into the same bus during Sunday evenings and holiday Mondays. A few Google reviews also call out confusing signage in Lot C at night, especially where the line between covered and uncovered parking is marked poorly. Give yourself a 15–20 minute buffer at return to deal with a full shuttle or an extra loop.

Pro tip: check the official STL parking‑availability page for “Lot C – $11” and a healthy space count before you drive in, then commit to either covered Garage C or uncovered Lot C as you follow the signs to avoid circling in the dark.