Fort Lauderdale Airport Parking Address & 2026 Guide

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is located at 100 Terminal Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 — roughly 3 miles southwest of downtown Fort Lauderdale and 21 miles north of downtown Miami. The airport's parking complex holds approximately 11,000 vehicles across three garages (Hibiscus, Palm, and Cypress) plus a valet zone and overflow lot. Whether you're driving from I-95, I-595, or US-1, knowing the exact address and which garage matches your terminal saves real time on travel day.

• FLL's official address: 100 Terminal Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
• Three on-site garages: Hibiscus (Terminals 1–2), Palm (Terminals 3–4), Cypress (all terminals via shuttle)
• On-site rates in 2026: Short-term $36/day, Long-term $20/day, Valet $30/day, Overflow $10/day
• Off-site lots start at $7.95/day with free shuttle — up to 60% cheaper than on-site short-term
• Overflow lot address: 2755 SW 42nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 — free shuttle to terminals included
• Construction note: FLL's $3.2 billion expansion is active in 2026. Allow extra time and follow updated wayfinding signs.

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What Is the Address of Fort Lauderdale Airport (FLL)?

FLL's main address is 100 Terminal Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315. This is the address to enter into any GPS or navigation app when driving to the airport. The Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD) manages all parking on the property, and the main vehicle entrance is off Terminal Drive, which branches directly from the airport access road network.

A few navigation tips worth knowing before you leave home:

• GPS apps may route you to different terminal entrances depending on your selected destination. Input "100 Terminal Drive, Fort Lauderdale" for the general airport approach.
• If driving to the Hibiscus Garage (Terminals 1–2), follow signs for Terminals 1 and 2 after you enter the airport loop.
• For the Palm Garage (Terminals 3–4), follow signs for Terminals 3 and 4.
• For the Cypress Garage, follow overflow/economy parking signs — a free shuttle connects you to all terminals.
• We recommend checking the Waze live traffic map before you leave, especially during the active 2026 construction period at FLL.

FLL sits just off Interstate 595 and is accessible from US-1 (Federal Highway), Interstate 95, State Road 84, and Griffin Road. The airport is in Dania Beach, though it serves Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and the wider Broward County area.

How Do You Get to FLL Parking From I-95, I-595, and US-1?

The three most common approach routes to FLL parking are I-595, I-95, and US-1. Each has a distinct entry point. Knowing which one matches your home direction avoids wrong turns around the terminal loop.

From I-595 (Most Direct Route)

1. Take I-595 East toward Fort Lauderdale.
2. Exit at Exit 12A (US-1 South / Federal Highway).
3. Follow airport signs south on US-1 to the airport access road.
4. Turn right onto Terminal Drive to reach the garages.

From I-95 Southbound

1. Merge onto I-595 West (Exit 12 from I-95 South).
2. Immediately take the first exit for the airport (Exit 12A).
3. Follow airport access road signs to Terminal Drive.

From US-1 (Federal Highway)

1. Head south on US-1 if coming from Fort Lauderdale or north Broward.
2. Look for the brown airport signs near Griffin Road and Stirling Road.
3. Turn onto the airport access road and follow signage to your garage.

Once on the airport loop, stay in the second lane from the left and watch for colored terminal signs. FLL uses color-coded terminals: Yellow (T1), Red (T2), Purple (T3), and Green (T4). Matching your terminal color to the garage signs saves a lap around the loop. During the 2026 Terminal 5 construction, expect temporary detour signs near the Cypress Garage approach.

Which Parking Garage Should You Use at Fort Lauderdale Airport?

The right garage depends on your airline and terminal. FLL's three garages serve different zones. Using the wrong one means a longer walk or a shuttle ride you didn't plan for.

Short-term parking (Hibiscus Level 2, Palm Level 1) costs $36/day — ideal for quick pick-ups and drop-offs. Long-term rates across all three garages are a flat $20/day. If you're parking for more than two days, the savings from off-site lots are significant. For a deeper look at how daily rates break down, see our guide to Fort Lauderdale airport parking daily rates.

ADA-compliant accessible spaces are available on the garage levels closest to terminal connections in all three garages. Van-accessible spaces are also available. Payment methods include cash, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Apple Pay, and contactless payment at automated pay stations.

How Much Does Fort Lauderdale Airport Parking Cost in 2026?

FLL parking rates in 2026 range from $10/day at the overflow lot to $36/day for short-term on-site. Off-site lots nearby start as low as $7.95/day with a free shuttle included. Here's how the full cost picture looks (verified April 2026):

Parking at an off-site lot for a 7-day trip costs as little as $55.65 total (Rodeway Inn rate × 7) versus $140 on-site long-term — a saving of over 60%. Pre-booking is strongly recommended during peak South Florida travel periods, when on-site garages fill quickly. You can compare FLL off-site parking rates starting at $7.95/day on Triply and lock in your rate before you travel.

For a full breakdown of how to use coupon codes to reduce these rates further, visit our Fort Lauderdale airport parking coupon guide.

Where Is the FLL Overflow Lot and How Does the Shuttle Work?

The FLL Overflow Lot is located at 2755 SW 42nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 — just south of the main airport campus. At $10/day, it's the cheapest on-airport option and a smart backup when the main garages are full. A free shuttle runs from the overflow lot to all four terminals. Check current overflow lot availability on the BCAD overflow parking page before you arrive.

The overflow lot is an uncovered surface lot. It's best suited for travelers comfortable with a short shuttle ride and who prioritize savings over walking distance. During holidays and peak cruise season, this lot fills faster than you might expect, so arrive with extra time.

How Far Is Each FLL Parking Garage From the Terminals?

Walking distance varies by garage and terminal. Here's a practical breakdown:

• Hibiscus Garage → Terminal 1: Short covered walkway — under 5 minutes on foot.
• Hibiscus Garage → Terminal 2: Short walk via the inter-terminal connector — approximately 5 minutes.
• Palm Garage → Terminal 3: Direct pedestrian connection — 3 to 5 minutes on foot.
• Palm Garage → Terminal 4: Short walk — approximately 5 minutes.
• Cypress Garage → All terminals: Free Breeze shuttle — add 10 to 15 minutes for the shuttle ride.
• Overflow Lot → All terminals: Free shuttle — allow at least 15 minutes including wait time.

The free Breeze Shuttle connects all four terminals and the Cypress Garage. It runs continuously during operating hours. Note that during FLL's 2026 Terminal Modernization Program, some walkway signage may be updated — follow directional signs in the garage and allow extra time if it's your first visit.

If you're flying American, JetBlue, or Spirit and want the closest possible garage, the Terminal 1 and Terminal 3–4 parking options article walks through the closest spots by airline in more detail.

Is It Cheaper to Park at FLL or Take a Rideshare?

For short trips of one or two days, a rideshare can cost less than airport parking. For longer trips, parking almost always wins. Here's a simple comparison based on a round trip from central Fort Lauderdale:

• Uber/Lyft round trip (Fort Lauderdale to FLL): Typically $20–$40 total for two trips, depending on surge pricing. See FLL Uber pickup info for current zone details.
• On-site long-term parking (1 day): $20 flat — already cheaper than most rideshares for a single day.
• Off-site parking (7 days): From $55.65 at Rodeway Inn vs. $140–$280 in rideshare fares — saving up to 80%.
• Off-site parking (1 day): From $7.95 — far cheaper than any rideshare round trip.

The math strongly favors parking for trips of any length, especially when you use an off-site lot. Rideshare makes sense mainly if you're traveling with heavy luggage and live very close to FLL, or if surge pricing isn't active. For multi-day trips, off-site lots at FLL deliver the clearest value.

Also consider TSA PreCheck if you haven't enrolled. Faster security means you don't need to arrive as early — which can shift the rideshare vs. parking math if you were building in extra buffer time.

For a full comparison of long-stay strategies, our Fort Lauderdale international airport long-term parking guide covers multi-day cost breakdowns in detail.

Reserve FLL Parking Before You Travel

FLL's on-site garages hold approximately 11,000 vehicles, but they fill during holidays, spring break, and cruise departure weekends — when Port Everglades next door adds thousands of extra vehicles to the area. Pre-booking an off-site lot guarantees your spot and locks in the lowest rate. All seven verified off-site lots listed above offer free cancellation, so there's no risk in booking early.

The airport's $3.2 billion expansion — including the new Terminal 5 expected to open mid-2026 — will eventually add capacity. For now, booking ahead is the safest move. Use the Complete FLL Airport Parking Guide for a full overview of all options, or jump straight to comparing rates. Find and reserve FLL airport parking starting at $7.95/day on Triply — compare every verified lot near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in one place.