Long Stay Parking

NOK 250 per day beats the premium garage, but you’ll walk

Long Stay Parking at Trondheim Airport Værnes runs about NOK 250 per day or NOK 1750 per week, undercutting the premium multi‑storey garage that starts around NOK 475 for a single day. It sits roughly 0.5 miles from terminals A and B, which translates into a marked 10‑minute walk along the signed pedestrian route.

This is an open‑air long‑stay lot, so no roof and no EV charging, unlike some city garages. By comparison, the Long‑term Premium product in the main garage runs NOK 1700 for up to 8 days, then about NOK 750 for the next week, but that section still has no EV charging or dedicated disabled spaces listed in the airport’s own details.

In pure math terms, parking a week in Long Stay at NOK 1750 lines up with what locals describe as roughly NOK 300 (USD 30) per day for official airport parking around TRD. The long‑term premium in the garage only undercuts that weekly rate slightly at NOK 1700 for 8 days, but you’re paying extra for the 1‑minute walk rather than the 10‑minute walk.

Regulars on r/trondheim often skip both Long Stay and the premium garage entirely for trips longer than 3–4 days, pointing to the Værnes train and off‑site lots like Sandfærhus as better value. They compare the running cost of around NOK 250–300 per day against a week of public transport and usually leave the car at home.

Practical tip: if your trip runs under 5–6 days and you want to keep costs below the premium garage, Long Stay is the straightforward call; just budget the 10‑minute walk over that 0.5‑mile distance into your departure and return timing.