Park and Jet

Week‑long YYC trips under $63 prepaid

At Park and Jet near Calgary International, prepaid online weekly parking runs about $63 for 5–7 days before tax, compared with the standard drive‑up weekly rate of $75. The lot is off‑site economy, but it’s staffed and runs a 24/7 shuttle to YYC Domestic and International, which is why a lot of Calgary locals use it instead of the on‑airport economy for multi‑day trips.

Drive‑up daily pricing sits at $15.50 plus a $2.16 access fee per stay, or $13.02 per day if you prepay online. That prepaid discount is roughly 16%, and the shuttle ride to the terminals usually clocks in around 15 minutes. For very early morning banks, some flyers report waits creeping to 15–20 minutes when shuttles bunch up, so build a little buffer if you’re on a 06:00 departure.

For longer vacations, Park and Jet publishes a flat $195 rate for 18–30 days, plus tax, which undercuts YYC parkades on most month‑long trips. After 31 days, it drops into an $8 per extra day drive‑up pattern, or about $6.72 per day if you prepaid that extra time. Shuttle cost is baked into those numbers; there’s no separate per‑ride fee back to Domestic or International.

Aeroplan collectors only earn miles on pay‑at‑lot stays: 99 miles for 2–4 days and 199 miles for 5+ days. Prepaid bookings are cheaper but don’t earn any Aeroplan, a detail that annoys some points chasers who learn it after buying a non‑refundable online rate. Regulars who care more about price than miles just take the lower prepaid totals and skip the points entirely.

Locals often join the Park and Jet VIP Parking Club, then stack the 15% welcome offer on top of prepaid pricing for long trips. One frequent flyer mentions using that combo for early‑morning flights because the 24/7 shuttle has been reliable. Tip: run your actual dates through both the weekly and 18–30‑day blocks; the flat $195 threshold can beat shorter blocks once you cross the two‑week mark.