Super Park Lot C

$11 per day gets you Lot C’s mix of covered and open spots

Super Park Lot C sits southwest of the STL airfield and runs as economy parking at a flat $11 per day. It’s part long-term garage, part surface lot, so you can dodge some weather without paying Terminal 1 or 2 garage rates. Shuttles connect Lot C to both terminals, with rides typically a bit longer than from Lots A or B and a bit shorter than from Lot D.

Inside the Lot C complex you’ll see both the covered “Garage C” and the uncovered “Lot C” under the same letter. Signs on the internal roads and at each entrance point you to covered vs uncovered, but several reviewers say this is easier to sort out in daylight than at night. If you want a roof during hail or snow, follow the “Covered C” signs all the way to the garage entrances instead of turning into the first open row you see.

Shuttles from Lot C serve Terminals 1 and 2 and loop the whole complex, which adds a few minutes compared with the closer A and B facilities. On peak holiday weekends, travelers report standing-room-only crowds when C and D are both near capacity. Regulars who park there every month say they build in extra buffer — think 20–30 minutes from parking spot to security — especially for early morning flights.

Locals call out Covered C as their go-to during Midwest storm season, since it costs less than the terminal garages while still protecting against hail and heavy snow. The uncovered sections in C work fine for long trips in milder weather when you just want to keep the daily rate down. Tip: snap a photo of the nearest section marker or pole number and the “C Garage” or “C Lot” sign; it saves a lot of wandering when you get back at 11 p.m. in the rain.