ATL Airport Parking 2026 - Rates, Lots, Park Sleep Fly Hotels

Atlanta’s airport parking got its first price rise in eight years in May 2025, to pay for the Concourse D widening and the rest of the ATLNext programme, and the new rates change the arithmetic for anyone leaving a car for more than a couple of nights. This guide sets out every on-airport option, the off-airport lots, and the hotel packages that bundle a night’s sleep with a week of parking, as they stand in September 2026.

On-airport lots and rates

The airport’s lots are priced by how close they are to check-in. The hourly decks at both terminals are for short stays: $50 for the first day and $75 for each day after at the Domestic Terminal, $70 and $100 at the International Terminal, with the first hour and a half cheaper for drop-offs. The daily decks beside the Domestic Terminal are $30 a day and a walk to check-in; economy lots are $20 with a shuttle; the ATL West Deck is $30 and connects by the SkyTrain from its level 4, three to five minutes to the Domestic Terminal with no shuttle; ATL Select on Sullivan Road is $15 uncovered, $20 covered and $40 for oversized vehicles, with a three-to-five-minute shuttle; the Domestic Park-Ride lot is $15 with a shuttle, and the International Park-Ride $30, a few minutes from the International Terminal by shuttle. The airport’s ParkATL site lets you reserve a space in advance, which is worth doing over holiday weekends when the decks fill. There are 275 electric-vehicle chargers across the campus, including in the North daily and economy lots, the South EV Village, the West Deck, ATL Select and both International lots; all lots have courtesy patrols and call boxes, and jump-starts are free.

Off-airport lots

The off-airport operators (Wally Park, Park ‘N Ticket, PreFlight, Peachy and The Parking Spot) charge roughly $8 to $12 a day for uncovered spaces and more for covered or valet, and run their own shuttles every ten to fifteen minutes. At the Domestic Terminal their buses load in Aisle D of the Ground Transportation Center at the west end (doors W1 and W2); at the International Terminal they pick up outside door A1 on the arrivals level. Book online for the best rate and allow 20 to 30 minutes from the lot to the check-in hall, more on Friday afternoons when Camp Creek Parkway backs up.

Park, sleep and fly at the hotels

A hotel package pairs one night before an early flight with parking for the trip, and at Atlanta’s rates it often costs less than a week in a daily deck. Five hotels on this site sell one. The Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway has its Stay Here, Fly There package with self-parking included, and the SkyTrain takes you to the terminal in two minutes at any hour, which makes it the simplest park-and-fly at ATL. The Holiday Inn & Suites Atlanta Airport North sells Park-N-Fly packages through reservations, with a gated lot and a shuttle every 30 minutes around the clock. The Sonesta Atlanta Airport South calls its package Park-Stay-Soar, with EV charging in the lot and an hourly shuttle. The Hotel Indigo Atlanta Airport College Park offers park-and-fly with $14 parking and a 24-hour shuttle. The Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport offers long-term parking to guests at its $25 self-parking rate. At the SpringHill Suites Atlanta Airport Gateway, long-term parking is $40 a day with prior approval, and the AC Hotel Atlanta Airport Gateway charges $40 with EV charging. Ask each hotel how many nights of parking the package includes and whether the rate covers in-and-out access; most cover seven to fourteen nights and charge a daily rate beyond that.

Daily parking rates at the hotels

For a single night, hotel parking is a line on the bill rather than a package: $47 self and $52 valet at the Marriott Gateway and Renaissance Gateway, $47 at the SpringHill Suites, $40 at the AC Hotel, about $35 self and $41 valet at the Atlanta Airport Marriott, $32 at the Hilton Atlanta Airport, $30 self and $37 valet at The Westin Atlanta Airport, $25 self and $32 valet at the Renaissance Concourse, $23 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Atlanta Airport, $22 at the Sonesta, $20 at the Holiday Inn North and $14 at the Hotel Indigo. EV charging is available at the Marriott Gateway, the AC Hotel and the Sonesta.

Picking someone up

The free Park and Wait lot at 1920 Autoport Drive, College Park, is the place to wait for an arriving passenger: follow the signs from the Domestic Terminal exit of I-85 or from Camp Creek Parkway via the Rental Car Center roads. Once the passenger has their bags, drive to the arrivals kerb (lower level at the Domestic Terminal, North for all airlines except Delta and South for Delta; the arrivals level at the International Terminal). Kerbside waiting is not allowed and the hourly decks charge from the first minutes. Our SkyTrain and hotel shuttles guide explains the Ground Transportation Center, and the MARTA guide is the alternative to driving in altogether.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is parking at Atlanta airport?

Since May 2025 the on-airport rates are $50 for the first day and $75 a day after that in the Domestic hourly decks ($70 and $100 at the International Terminal), $30 a day in the daily decks and the ATL West Deck, $20 in economy, $15 in the Park-Ride lot and ATL Select uncovered ($20 covered), and $30 in the International Park-Ride. Off-airport lots along Camp Creek Parkway and Riverdale Road charge roughly $8 to $12 a day with a shuttle.

Which airport lot is on the SkyTrain?

The ATL West Deck: park on any level, ride the SkyTrain from level 4 to the Domestic Terminal in three to five minutes, no shuttle. It costs $30 a day, the same as the daily decks beside the terminal, and can be reserved in advance through ParkATL.

Which Atlanta airport hotels offer park, sleep and fly?

The Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway (Stay Here, Fly There package with self-parking, SkyTrain to the terminal), the Holiday Inn & Suites Atlanta Airport North (Park-N-Fly packages, 24-hour shuttle), the Sonesta Atlanta Airport South (Park-Stay-Soar), the Hotel Indigo Atlanta Airport College Park (park-and-fly, 24-hour shuttle) and the Renaissance Concourse (long-term parking for guests). The SpringHill Suites Gateway sells long-term parking at $40 a day by prior approval.

Is there a free waiting area for pick-ups?

Yes, the Park and Wait lot at 1920 Autoport Drive, College Park, signposted from the Domestic Terminal exits of I-85 and Camp Creek Parkway. It is free, lit and meant for short waits while a passenger's flight lands; drive to the terminal kerb once they have their bags.

Information last verified: September 25, 2026