Valet drop-off sits right by the terminal curb
Premium Parking Zone runs as a full valet service in front of Juanda International Airport’s terminals 1 and 2, so you hand over the keys at the curb instead of hunting for a space. Staff park your car in a dedicated Premium area and bring it back to the same drop-off point when you return. It cuts the usual 10–15 minutes of circling and walking you’d spend in the regular lots.
This valet option sits closer to the entrance doors than the standard public parking rows, which helps if you’re juggling two suitcases and a 7 kg cabin bag. You pull up, show your flight details, and fill out a simple valet ticket with your plate number and phone. They log your estimated return date and time so they know when to stage your car near terminal 1 or 2 again.
Pricing for Premium Parking Zone runs above the normal daily rate at SUB’s open-air lots, reflecting the valet handling and priority location near terminals 1 and 2. Figure on paying a marked step up if you leave the car for three or more days, so short trips of one or two nights tend to make the most sense here. Payment usually goes through at the booth on pickup, and local cards and cash both work.
Security matches the main airport parking standards, with controlled access gates and staff circulating between the Premium Parking Zone rows around the clock. The valet ticket number ties to your license plate in their system, so they only release the vehicle once you show the matching stub at the counter next to terminal 1 or 2. Keep the ticket dry; if it goes missing, expect extra ID checks and a 10–15 minute delay.
Plan your timing around the valet process: add 10 minutes at drop-off during the morning push before 09:00 and the evening wave after 19:00, and the same on pickup. If you’re landing in terminal 2, write “T2” on the valet slip so they stage the car on the correct side and you avoid an extra 5–10 minute walk across the forecourt with bags.