Denver International Airport Long-Term Parking Rates 2026

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Denver international airport long term parking rates range from $10/day at the on-airport Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot to $45/day for Premium Reserve (reservation only, plus a $5 service fee). The East and West Garages cost $7/hour up to $35/day, and the Economy Lots are $20/day. Off-site lots Triply sells run from about $6/day (Embassy Suites, plus an $8 shuttle fee paid at the hotel) to about $11/day (Canopy), with Park2Jet Denver at about $9/day and a 24/7 shuttle. That makes Park2Jet about 73% less per day than the $35 garages, but the airport's own Pikes Peak lot at $10/day is about as cheap. Off-site rates are for a 7-day stay booked ahead and change by date. This guide covers on-airport and off-site rates, shuttle details, and booking tips so you can find the cheapest option for your trip.

• Cheapest on-airport shuttle lot: the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot at $10/day with a free shuttle every 7-15 minutes. The Longs Peak Shuttle Lot is currently closed.
• Economy Lots cost $20/day flat, and the East and West Garages cost $7/hour up to $35/day.
• Off-site lots on Triply run about $6 to $11/day. Park2Jet (about $9/day) and Canopy (about $11/day) run 24/7 shuttles. Embassy Suites is about $6/day plus an $8 shuttle fee. Park2Jet is about 6% less per day than Pikes Peak, and Canopy is about 11% more.
• Triply bookings come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. The airport's Premium Reserve is the only DEN lot that takes reservations.
• EV charging is free with parking in the East and West Garages. The Triply lot listings do not say EV charging is included at their rates.
• Construction note: DEN's Great Hall renovation is in its final phase as of 2026. Allow extra time for security routing changes.

Compare off-site DEN long-term parking on Triply, from about $9/day with a 24/7 shuttle, and cancel free with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

How Much Does Long-Term Parking at Denver International Airport Cost in 2026?

Denver international airport long term parking rates run from $10/day to $45/day on-airport and about $6 to $11/day at the off-site lots Triply sells (the $6 lot adds an $8 shuttle fee). For a 7-day trip, the on-airport options range from $70 to $315. The table below shows the main on-airport facilities and the five best-fit off-site lots side by side; the full off-site list follows further down.

*Park2Jet: shuttle from the lot runs 24/7; from the airport it runs every 10-15 minutes from 4 AM to midnight, and from midnight to 4 AM you call 303-558-9790. Embassy Suites: the $8 round-trip shuttle fee is paid at the front desk and is not in the Triply rate; call 303-574-3000 up to 24 hours ahead to reserve a seat. Seven-day estimates are the daily rate times 7; Triply bills 8 days for a 7-night stay, so real checkouts are a little higher (about $75 for Park2Jet and $89 for Canopy). On-airport rates are from flydenver.com, checked October 2026.

What Are All the On-Site Long-Term Parking Options at DEN?

DEN offers several on-airport parking tiers for long-term stays. The further from the terminal, the lower the rate, and the shuttle lots and Economy Lots include a free shuttle. The 61st & Peña lot is $8/day but has no shuttle: you ride the RTD A Line train ($10.50 to the airport, 11 minutes).

Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot: $10/day

The Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot is the most affordable on-airport shuttle lot at DEN, according to current airport pricing. It costs $10/day with a free shuttle every 7-15 minutes, picking up at Level 5, Door 513, Island 3 (East side only). Allow about 30 minutes. The Longs Peak Shuttle Lot, also $10/day when open, is currently closed. Pikes Peak is an uncovered outdoor lot, so for trips over a week, weather exposure is worth considering. For a deeper look, see our DEN Long-Term Parking: Economy Lots, Pikes Peak & Weekly Options 2026 guide.

Economy Lots (East & West): $20/day

The East and West Economy Lots sit closer to the terminal than the shuttle lots. They charge $20/day flat, with a free shuttle every 10 minutes from the lot shelters to the Hotel Transit Center at the south end of the terminal (ground level). Return shuttles run every 7-10 minutes (East) or 7-20 minutes (West). Travelers report these lots as a solid middle ground: more convenient than the outlying shuttle lot and cheaper than the garages. See the DEN Long-Term Parking guide for full details on these facilities.

East & West Garages: $7/hour, $35/day max

The East Garage and West Garage connect directly to Jeppesen Terminal. No shuttle is needed, you walk straight in. They charge $7/hour up to a $35/day maximum (1 hour $7, 2 hours $14, 3 hours $21, 4 hours $28, and the $35 cap from 5 hours), so they work best for short stays or when speed matters most. A 7-day stay costs $245. EV charging is free with parking in both garages. Accessible parking is available on the lower levels of each garage.

Premium Reserved — $45/day

The Premium Reserve lot sits on Arrivals Level 4 on both the East and West sides of Jeppesen Terminal. It's the closest, most convenient option at DEN and the most expensive at $45/day. It is reservation only and adds a $5 service fee per reservation. This tier suits business travelers who prioritize speed over savings.

How Does Off-Site Denver Airport Parking Compare to On-Site Rates?

Off-site lots near DEN offer strong savings over the Economy Lots and garages. The lots Triply sells run from about $6 to $11/day. Park2Jet Denver (about $9/day) is about 6% less than Pikes Peak, 53% less than Economy and 73% less than the garages. Canopy (about $11/day) is about 11% more than Pikes Peak but 44% less than Economy and 68% less than the garages. Embassy Suites (about $6/day) is more than 40% less per day than Pikes Peak before its $8 shuttle fee. Only Park2Jet, Canopy and Embassy Suites run 24/7 shuttles; the other lots stop overnight. The trade-off is a shuttle ride, and hours and fees vary by lot.

• Embassy Suites Denver Airport: about $6/day plus an $8 round-trip shuttle fee paid at the front desk. 7001 Yampa Street, 5.8 miles. Shuttle runs 24/7 every 30 minutes, but call 303-574-3000 up to 24 hours ahead to reserve a seat. Drop-off and pickup at the West terminal only (door 512, island 3).
• Park2Jet Denver: about $9/day. 18121 E 81st Ave, 5.5 miles. Shuttle to the airport runs 24/7 every 10-15 minutes; from the airport every 10-15 minutes from 4 AM to midnight, and call 303-558-9790 from midnight to 4 AM. Scan the QR code on your receipt at the gate.
• Canopy Denver Airport Parking: about $11/day. 8100 Tower Rd, Commerce City, 5 miles. Complimentary shuttle 24/7 every 15 minutes with luggage help. The gate reads your license plate. Free Wi-Fi, coffee, water and snacks in the lobby.
• DoubleTree Denver Airport: about $8/day, 3-day minimum. 6900 Tower Rd, 5.7 miles. Shuttle every 30 minutes from 3:30 AM to 1:30 AM, with no shuttle from 1:30 to 3:30 AM.
• Spark by Hilton Denver Airport: about $8/day. 7020 Tower Rd, 5.6 miles. Shuttle every 15 to 30 minutes from 3:30 AM to 1:30 AM, with no shuttle from 1:30 to 3:30 AM.
• Holiday Inn Express Denver Airport: about $8/day. 6910 Tower Rd, 5.6 miles. Shuttle every 30 minutes from 3:30 AM to 1:30 AM; call the front desk to reserve a seat.
• Residence Inn Denver Airport at Gateway Park: about $8/day. 16490 E 40th Cir, Aurora, 8.7 miles. Shuttle every 30 minutes from 4 AM to midnight; returns from the East terminal, door 505.
• Aloft Denver Airport at Gateway Park: about $7/day. 16470 E 40th Cir, Aurora, 8.7 miles. Shuttle every 30 minutes from 3:45 AM to midnight.
• Hyatt Place Denver Airport (Aurora): about $6/day. 16250 E 40th Ave, 8.8 miles. Complimentary on-demand shuttle from 4 AM to midnight; call 303-371-0700 for your return pickup.
• Hyatt Place Peña Station - Denver Airport: about $9/day. 6110 N Panasonic Way, 6.6 miles. Shuttle every 30 minutes but hourly from noon to 5 PM, and none from midnight to 4 AM.
• Hyatt House Denver Airport: about $9/day. 18741 E 71st Ave, 5.5 miles. Shuttle every 30 minutes but hourly from noon to 5 PM, and none from 1:30 to 3:30 AM.

Triply sells eleven off-site lots near DEN, and availability varies by date, so a lot may not be offered for every week. Check each listing's shuttle hours and fees before you book. The five best fits are listed first; the six after them have midday or overnight shuttle gaps or sit farther from the airport.

Which Denver Airport Parking Lot Is Cheapest for a Week or More?

For trips of 7 days or longer, the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot ($10/day = $70/week) is the cheapest on-airport shuttle lot. Off-site on Triply, Embassy Suites is about $40 for the week plus the $8 shuttle fee, Park2Jet is about $66/week with a 24/7 shuttle, and Canopy is about $78/week, a little more than Pikes Peak. The Economy Lots ($20/day = $140/week) and garages ($245/week) cost far more than any of them.

Here's how a 10-day trip breaks down across the most popular long-term options:

• Embassy Suites Denver Airport: about $57 plus the $8 shuttle fee, about $65 total
• Park2Jet Denver: about $94 total
• Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot: $100 total
• Canopy Denver Airport Parking: about $111 total
• Economy Lot (East or West): $200 total
• East or West Garage: $350 total

Triply bookings are made ahead and come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. The airport's own Premium Reserve is the only DEN lot that takes reservations, with a $5 service fee. Compare total cost and shuttle hours rather than the daily rate alone. For other ways to cut costs, the Denver airport parking deals and discount codes guide has more ideas.

How Do Shuttles Work for Long-Term Parking at Denver Airport?

Shuttle service differs by lot, so factor shuttle time into your pre-departure schedule. DEN's Economy and Pikes Peak lots include a free shuttle. Among the lots Triply sells, only Park2Jet, Canopy and Embassy Suites run 24/7, and Embassy Suites charges an $8 round-trip fee and needs a call ahead. The other lots stop for a few hours overnight.

On-airport shuttles work like this. The Economy Lots run every 10 minutes from the lot shelters to the Hotel Transit Center (south end of the terminal, ground level), returning every 7-10 minutes (East) or 7-20 minutes (West). The Pikes Peak lot runs every 7-15 minutes, picking up at Level 5, Door 513, Island 3 (East side only); allow about 30 minutes. No phone call is needed.

Off-site shuttle highlights:

• Park2Jet Denver: every 10-15 minutes; to the airport 24/7, and from the airport call 303-558-9790 between midnight and 4 AM
• Canopy: complimentary, 24/7, every 15 minutes, with luggage assistance
• Embassy Suites: 24/7, every 30 minutes, but call 303-574-3000 up to 24 hours ahead; West terminal only; $8 round-trip fee
• DoubleTree: every 30 minutes from 3:30 AM to 1:30 AM
• Spark by Hilton: every 15 to 30 minutes from 3:30 AM to 1:30 AM
• Hyatt Place Denver Airport (Aurora), Aloft, Residence Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Hyatt Place Peña Station and Hyatt House: shuttles stop overnight, and Hyatt Place Peña Station and Hyatt House run only hourly from noon to 5 PM

Add extra shuttle time to your schedule from any off-site lot, more for lots that run every 30 minutes or hourly. DEN's Great Hall renovation is in its final phase as of 2026. The East Security Checkpoint opened in late 2025 with 17 new lanes. Allow extra time if security routing affects your terminal area.

What Are the Best Tips for Booking Long-Term DEN Parking in Advance?

Booking ahead is the most reliable way to avoid sold-out lots during peak travel periods at DEN. Availability on Triply varies by date, and some lots are not offered every week.

1. Book at least 2 weeks early during ski season (December–March) and around major holidays. Thanksgiving and spring break are the busiest periods at DEN.
2. Match the lot to your flight time. Park2Jet, Canopy and Embassy Suites run 24/7 shuttles; most other off-site lots stop overnight. Embassy Suites needs a call 24 hours ahead and charges an $8 shuttle fee, and DoubleTree has a 3-day minimum.
3. Compare total cost, not just the daily rate. The airport's Pikes Peak lot at $10/day is about as cheap as Park2Jet, so weigh shuttle hours and drive time too. Triply's DEN search shows the off-site lots it sells in one place; airport lots are paid to DEN.
4. Check cancellation policies. Triply bookings offer free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in, so booking early carries little risk if plans change.
5. Book ahead for Fridays and Sundays. These are DEN's busiest departure and return days.
6. Check live traffic before you leave. Peña Boulevard is the only road into DEN, 12 miles from I-70. Unexpected congestion can add 20–30 minutes to your drive. Use the Waze live traffic map on travel day.

Is Long-Term Parking at Denver Airport Safe and Secure?

All on-site DEN parking facilities are managed by the Denver Department of Aviation and monitored around the clock. According to airport operations data, the garages and economy lots have surveillance cameras, lighting, and regular security patrols. Accessible parking spaces are on the lower levels of both the East and West Garages.

Off-site lots list their own security and check-in setup. Park2Jet Denver and Canopy both list security and a 24/7 front desk. At Park2Jet you scan the QR code on your receipt at the gate, and Canopy's gate reads your license plate, so enter it correctly when you book. Embassy Suites is a gated lot: take a ticket, park in the back (West or South) lot and fill out parking paperwork at the front desk. Parking there is at your own risk. At DoubleTree and Spark, get a validation code at the front desk and register your car with the desk's QR code (at DoubleTree before you park, or risk towing).

For EV drivers, the on-airport East and West Garages offer EV charging free with parking (25 stations on West Level 1 and 11 on East Level 1). The Triply lot listings do not say EV charging is included at their rates, so confirm with the lot before you rely on it.

Denver weather is a real factor for long-term parkers. Hailstorms are common from May through August. If you're parking for a week or more, covered parking is worth considering for paint protection. The East and West Garages are covered at $7/hour up to $35/day. The Triply lot listings do not say whether their rate buys covered or open parking, so confirm with the lot before relying on cover.

Denver International Airport Long-Term Parking: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest long-term parking at Denver International Airport?

Based on current rates, the cheapest on-airport long-term option with a shuttle is the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot at $10/day, with a free shuttle to the terminal. Among off-site lots on Triply, Embassy Suites Denver Airport is about $6/day plus an $8 shuttle fee (call ahead), and Park2Jet Denver is about $9/day with a 24/7 shuttle. Both include a shuttle to the terminal.

Can I park at DEN for a week or more?

Yes. All long-term lots at DEN allow extended stays. Travelers report that pre-booking is strongly recommended for stays of a week or longer, especially during peak travel periods. The Pikes Peak Lot at $10/day totals $70 for a 7-day stay.

Do off-site Denver airport parking lots really include free shuttles?

Not at every lot. Canopy lists a complimentary 24/7 shuttle every 15 minutes, and Hyatt Place Denver Airport (Aurora) lists a complimentary on-demand shuttle. Embassy Suites charges $8 round trip at the front desk. Other listings do not state whether the shuttle is free, so check the listing. Frequency ranges from every 10-15 minutes (Park2Jet) to every 30 minutes, or hourly at midday for Hyatt Place Peña Station and Hyatt House.

Is there EV charging at Denver airport parking lots?

Yes, on-airport. The East and West Garages offer EV charging free with parking. The Triply lot listings do not say EV charging is included at their rates, so confirm with the lot when you book.

How far in advance should I book DEN long-term parking?

Travelers typically book 1–2 weeks ahead for standard travel periods. During ski season (December–March), Thanksgiving, and spring break, booking 3–4 weeks in advance is advisable. Popular lots like Pikes Peak can sell out, especially on Fridays.

Ready to Lock In Your DEN Long-Term Parking Rate?

Denver international airport long term parking rates give you real options, from $10/day at the airport's Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot to about $6 to $11/day at the off-site lots Triply sells, all well below the $35/day garage rate. Booking ahead holds your space, especially during Colorado's busy ski season and summer travel peaks. A week at Park2Jet costs about $66, versus $140 in the Economy Lots and $245 in the garages.

Find and book off-site DEN long-term parking on Triply: Park2Jet from about $9/day with a 24/7 shuttle, and free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

See full details on DEN Economy Lots, Pikes Peak & weekly rate options →

Compare DEN parking rates. Park2Jet Denver, at about $9/day, costs about 73% less per day than the $35/day terminal garages.