Super Park Lot E

Daily $25 pricing makes Super Park Lot E the “overflow” choice

At $25 per day, Super Park Lot E sits just under the terminal garages on STL’s rate board and usually comes into play when the closer garages and Super Park Lots A–D start to fill. It’s signed as economy, but the price is premium compared with the true economy tiers on the airport map.

Lot E uses the same Super Park support line at 314-890-2800 and the same email contact as the other STL lots, so questions about tickets, card charges, or shuttle issues all go through that central team. You’ll see Lot E listed alongside the other Super Park options on the official flystl.com parking page, which is the best place to confirm the current $25 daily rate before committing.

This is a surface lot, not a garage, and reviewers on Google consistently gripe about “paying nearly garage prices but still having to wait for a shuttle.” Shuttles serve both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, but waits can feel long if you’ve anchored on the idea that $25 should buy a near‑instant pickup.

Signage is another recurring complaint: some drivers say Lot E markers are subtle enough that they only realize they’ve pulled into a higher‑priced area when they see the posted $25 rate at the exit plaza. Because the lettered name looks like the cheaper Super Park economy sections (C and D), it’s easy to misread where you are when you’re trying to catch a flight.

Regular STL flyers say they treat Lot E as a last‑resort pressure valve: they only use it when Lots A–D and the garages look slammed or they spot obvious open rows while looping past. Many will roll slowly by the on‑site rate board near the entrance, verify that it actually shows $25, and only then pull through the gate instead of backing out later in sticker shock.

Practical tip: as you approach, check the electronic parking status signs and then the physical rate board at Lot E; if garages or Lots C/D look open and priced close to $25, keep driving and save the surface‑lot splurge for a true crunch day.