Looking for the best(cheapest) options for parking for 7 days. Don’t do much flying, maybe once or twice a year. Found something about paying ahead of time for like $9 a day. Is there a website to go through? Have done the hotel stay and park but that still ends up well over $100 plus flight out is at 5:30 AM so I don’t trust they will get us there on time that early.
I travel frequently. I always use Park ‘N Fly offsite parking. They have shuttle buses that run consistently and are very reliable. It’s much cheaper than parking at the airport. You can reserve and pay ahead at pnf.com.
If you’re staying at a hotel the night before your flight you can park your vehicle for free in most of the hotels lots surrounding the airport.
Park n fly or park n ride, i have had good luck with both. My company has an account with park n fly so that is who i have been using recently, they have more options like covered parking and stuff.
Many hotel shuttles run 24 hrs a day no problem getting to airport in time . Check times before booking
Park n Fly/Ride is the only way to go.
Go online and reserve your spot don’t risk showing up and having a full lot.
x2 big time on park and ride/ fly. I use EZ Air Park or something like that. Over 7 days you’re going to save some money vs. parking at airport.
Shepard Road Park and fly
Park N Fly is the way to go. Normally I would say I would give you my free parking days as i can’t use them fast enough at the park n fly, but I just recently gave all 30 some days I had away.
Shepard Road Park and fly
Coworker and his wife use the Sheppard Road lot and they’ve always been happy with it, it’s a bit cheaper that the Park and Fly off American Blvd that everyone else is suggesting, both good options IMO. Good luck with what you decide.
Dave’s Driveway!
About a dozen different times I just park 1-2 blocks away from the 50th St Lightrail station in the residential neighborhood, and take the lightrail to the airport. Parking is free, plenty of space on the street, and I’ve never had any issues. I suppose if a snow emergency happens your car would get towed, however.
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