Refunds may be made entirely at the discretion of the airport. Neither the airport nor the parking manager is responsible for incidents which cause you to stay beyond your booked stay. These include but are not limited to cancelled or missed flights, mechanical or weather delays.

Yes, you can generally get a refund on airport parking in 2026, but the specific terms depend heavily on the booking window and the type of fare purchased. Most major airports allow for a full refund (minus a small booking fee) if you cancel at least 24 to 72 hours before your scheduled arrival time. However, if you booked a "non-flexible" or "super saver" rate, these are often strictly non-refundable regardless of when you cancel. Many travelers now opt for "Cancellation Protection," a small add-on fee that allows for refunds up to one or two hours before the booking starts. If your flight is canceled by the airline, some parking providers will offer a credit or refund as a gesture of goodwill, but this is not guaranteed unless you have a flexible booking. For third-party booking sites, you must follow their specific refund portal rather than the airport's direct site. Always check the "Manage My Booking" section of your confirmation email for the specific "cut-off" time to avoid forfeiting the entire payment.