How much is parking in LAX for 7 days?

Parking at LAX: Tips to follow Daily parking charges you $60, and weekly parking costs you $420. There is no reserved and valet parking in CTA currently. Never lose your parking ticket. You will have to pay $40 if the vehicle is parked for more than a day.



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Is there long-term parking at LAX? Customers can park in the Central Terminal Area for up to 30 days.

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Vehicles parked for over 30 days are subject to impound at owner's expense, LAMC 87.35 & 89.41. Individuals may request a parking extension over the 30 days limit by contacting ABM at 310-646-2911. The LAX Economy Parking levels are clearly marked with vertical clearances.

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Monthly parking prices range from around $130 to $650 per month.

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72-hour rule: In the city of L.A., you don't have the license to park in a public spot forever. You have a maximum of 72 hours before your car can get towed. It doesn't matter if you're in a residential street with no signage for miles — 72 hours is all you have.

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How much does it cost to leave a car at LAX? It costs $50/day to park at LAX Central Terminal Lots or $30/day to park in the Economy Lot.

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As passenger volumes increase, so does the demand for airport parking. This is what determines parking prices. That's why busy airports like LAX have some of the most expensive airport parking in the country.

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LAX has two Cell Phone Waiting Lots where motorists meeting arriving passengers can wait for free, up to two hours, until passengers are ready to be picked up in the Central Terminal Area.

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You can also use an offsite parking facility that also offers shuttle services. Located east of the airport, Parking Lot E (currently closed) offers free shuttle rides to and from the terminal gates. It is the most economical of the onsite LAX parking lots and will cost you $12 per day to use this parking space.

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FlyAway® Nonstop Bus Service FlyAway buses drop off passengers on the Upper/Departures Level of each terminal. At LAX, passengers board these buses on the Lower/Arrivals Level in front of each terminal at the blue FlyAway sign. Each bus is marked with its service location. One-way fares are $9.75 each.

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The long term parking at Los Angeles International Airport is billed monthly with a 1-month minimum booking. You can book the spot on a monthly or ongoing basis or you can select your dates if you know when you will be returning.

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LAX Short Term Parking The Central Terminal Area (Terminal Parking) is the closest and most convenient option for short-term parking. Short term is considered anything that does not require overnight parking stay.

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Heading on a trip leaving from LAX? We crunched the numbers and found more often, it's cheaper to drive and park at LAX than to take rideshare! We've rounded up the most affordable parking spots near the airport, from valet to economy, to parking lots with shuttles so you can find a spot that works for you.

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These are the top 10 most expensive airport car parks in the world
  • Hamad, Doha (Qatar): 490,12€
  • London Heathrow (England): 288,40€
  • San Francisco (USA): 223,03€
  • Logan, Boston (USA): 211,20€
  • Gatwick-London (England): 203,47€
  • Changi (Singapore): 167,22€
  • Miami (USA): 159,31€
  • Tacoma Seattle (USA): 153,85€


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LAX Parking Lot C was closed on April 1, 2019. It has been replaced by LAX Parking Lot E.

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Free parking is available at the Cell Phone Waiting Lot located next to the SW corner of Economy Lot C. Note that vehicles parked in the Cell Phone Lot must be attended at all times! Motorcycles can park for free if they're not taking up a space meant for a car.

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Departures. Passengers should arrive at LAX two hours before a domestic flight departure and three hours before an international flight departure.

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Vehicles parked outside of designated spaces or left in excess of 72-hours may be ticketed and towed at the owner's expense (California Vehicle Code Section 22651(k)). No loitering, camping, vending, or parking of vehicles 30-feet or longer is permitted at any Park and Ride lot (California Vehicle Code Section 22518).

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