Burbank Airport Parking Long Term: Lots F and G From $24/Day and the Lot C Change (2026)

As of October 2026, Burbank airport long-term parking means two lots: Lot G at $24/day and Lot F at $28/day, both with an airport shuttle to the new terminal and both including the City of Burbank parking tax. Economy Lot C no longer appears on the airport's parking page.

Here is where the lots are, how the shuttle works and what a long trip costs. For every BUR option, including the garage and pick-up rules, see the Hollywood Burbank Airport parking overview.

Lot F vs Lot G

Lot G is $4 a day cheaper than Lot F, and both have the same hourly rates and shuttle.

Rates come from the airport's long-term parking page. Both lots are open 24 hours with a 30-day maximum stay. Multi-day totals use the daily max for each day; the airport doesn't publish how a partial final day is billed. For hourly and garage rates side by side, see our full list of Burbank airport parking rates.

Where Are Lots F and G?

Both lots are on the south side of the airport along Empire Avenue, west of N. Hollywood Way, while the new terminal is on the north side.

The airport's parking map on its main parking page shows Lot F to the west and Lot G closer to N. Hollywood Way. The airport's parking pages don't list street addresses for the lots. Since the new terminal (opened 13 October 2026) is on the other side of the airfield, plan on the shuttle.

What Happened to Lot C?

Lot C is not on the airport's current parking page or map, which list only the Terminal Garage, Lot F and Lot G.

Lot C was the economy lot many BUR travelers used before the new terminal opened, and some older airport pages still mention it. Lots B and E are not on the current page either. For a long trip today, Lot G is the lowest-priced airport lot. If you parked at the old terminal before 13 October, you have 30 days after that date to collect your car from the old parking structure or valet center.

The Lot F and Lot G Shuttle

The airport provides a shuttle between Lots F and G and the terminal, picking up on the ground transportation island in front of the building.

On the airport's ground transportation map, the stop is labeled for RITC/Lot G, Lot F, buses and Train Station South. The airport doesn't publish shuttle frequency or hours for the new terminal. The airport added shuttles for the new terminal, but on your first trip leave extra time between parking and check-in. The airport recommends arriving at least an hour before your flight, two at peak holidays.

Paying for Long-Term Parking

You can pay at the express lane exit columns at Lot F and Lot G, at an Express Pay Station or at the Cashier Booth.

All pay stations take American Express, Diners, MasterCard, Visa, Discover and bank ATM debit cards. Motorcycles can use marked stalls in any surface lot, including F and G, at the posted rates. For lot conditions before you leave, call the parking hotline at 818.729.2245.

Long-Term Parking Checklist

A few habits make a long trip from Lot F or Lot G smoother.

• Head for Lot G first; it is $4 a day cheaper than Lot F with the same shuttle.
• Note your row and lot before you board the shuttle.
• Keep your trip under 30 days, the maximum stay in all airport lots.
• Have a card ready: the pay stations list only card payments.
• On the way back, catch the lot shuttle from the ground transportation island in front of the terminal.

Can You Reserve Long-Term Parking at BUR?

Not through the airport right now: BUR says pre-booking is unavailable while it changes parking operators, and drive-up parking is always available.

If you'd rather have a space booked, Southwest Parking Burbank on Empire Avenue was $147.22 for a sample week on Triply, about $21/day and about $21 less than Lot G (counting 7 Lot G daily maximums). It has no shuttle, so call the lot at 818-565-3440 to confirm how to reach the terminal, and read our Southwest Parking Burbank lot details before you choose it. Triply prices are for a sample 7-day booking (check-in 10 AM on 13 November, check-out 2 PM on 19 November 2026), include taxes and fees, and change by date.

Other Ways to Park for a Long Trip

If the shuttle doesn't suit you, the Terminal Garage is a walk to the terminal at $49/day, and valet is $59/day.

Both cost about double Lot G over a week. Valet adds a car wash and EV charging on request; see our valet parking guide for BUR. To keep costs down further, our cheap Burbank airport parking tips cover the train and other options.