P2 Long-Term Parking

$20 per day gets you on-airport parking that undercuts P1

P2 Long-Term Parking sits a bit farther from Vilnius Airport’s T1, but at about $20 per day it usually prices below the closest short-stay options. This is the airport’s own long-stay lot, not a private off-site operator, so you stay inside the official grounds the whole time. It’s set up for multi-day and week-long trips, where a slightly longer walk or quick shuttle beats paying premium apron-adjacent rates.

The lot is signed as P2 Long-Term Parking on the internal airport road network leading to Vilnius International Airport’s single terminal, T1. You park, then either walk the marked pedestrian route or look for the shuttle stop if it’s running during your hours. Figure on an extra 5–10 minutes compared with parking in the closest short-term area right at T1’s doors. If you’re catching one of the early morning flights, build that time into your arrival buffer.

Pricing is straightforward: around $20 per calendar day, with the long-stay structure aimed at trips of several days instead of single overnights. Because this is an official airport facility, payment works with the same machines and systems used across other Vilnius Airport car parks. Check the current tariff table on arrival, as Lithuanian airports do tweak long-stay pricing bands from time to time, especially around peak summer months in July and August.

There’s no strong pattern yet on what regulars prefer here, and complaints haven’t really surfaced in numbers, so treat P2 as a plain long-stay workhorse. You trade a closer front-door spot at T1 for lower daily cost and the comfort of staying on airport property. One tip: photograph your row number and nearest sign before you head to T1; after a 7-day trip it’s easy to forget where in P2 you left the car.