Greensboro Airport Parking Long Term: Economy Lots $13/Day, About $91 a Week (2026)

As of October 2026, long-term parking at Greensboro airport costs $13/day in the Economy Lots, with a free shuttle to the terminal 24 hours a day every 10 to 20 minutes, so a week runs about $87 to $91. The Premium Garage is $18/day. An off-site hotel lot bookable on Triply came to $46.53 for a sample week, about $6.65/day.

This page is about leaving your car for several days or more. Our complete GSO airport parking guide covers every lot, short-term parking and picking someone up.

Greensboro Airport Long-Term Parking Rates

The Economy Lots are the cheapest official long-term parking at $13 a day; the Premium Garage is $18 a day.

These totals assume one daily charge per 24 hours, from the official PTI parking rates. The airport bills by the hour from the time you enter and caps each day at the daily rate after 6 hours, so a last partial day of a few hours may cost less than a full day. It does not publish weekly or monthly rates. For hourly and short-stay prices, see our GSO parking fees page.

The Economy Lots and Shuttle

The Economy Lots are surface lots on both sides of the Premium Garage, across from the terminal, with a free shuttle every 10 to 20 minutes around the clock.

The shuttle buses have wheelchair lifts, and accessible spaces are in the Economy Lots too. The airport's advice to arrive 90 minutes to 2 hours before your flight includes time to park, so build the shuttle wait and ride into that. The lots are open 24 hours, so overnight and red-eye parking work the same way as any other stay.

Premium Garage for Long Stays

The Premium Garage costs $5 a day more than Economy but puts you about 40 yards from the terminal with no shuttle.

It is a multi-level garage with a 7-foot clearance. Its eight Level 1 EV chargers (four each on Levels 1 and 2) cost nothing extra beyond parking and add roughly 3 to 5 miles of range per hour, which adds up over a multi-day trip. Over a week the garage costs about $35 more than Economy.

Booking Long-Term Parking Ahead

You can book the Economy Lots or Premium Garage online through the airport's EasyPark system, from 6 months up to 3 hours before you arrive.

You pay at booking and scan a QR code at the gates. The airport does not publish its online prices, and its parking terms say they vary by booking time and availability, so compare the quote with the $13 drive-up rate. If you stay longer than booked, the extra time is charged at posted rates. The airport's FAQ allows free changes up to 3 hours before arrival, but the terms say a full refund needs 24 hours' notice.

Off-Site Long-Term Parking: Embassy Suites Greensboro Airport

Embassy Suites Greensboro Airport came to $46.53 for a sample 7-day booking on Triply, about $6.65/day, which is about $40 less than a week in Economy.

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 fees, and change by date. The airport totals are a range because the stay ends 4 hours into the seventh day. The hotel lot is at 204 Centreport Dr., 1.8 miles away. Its shuttle runs 24/7 on demand, leaving the hotel at :00 and :30 and reaching the airport around :15 and :45. On the way home, call (336) 668-4535 and wait outside Door 4. Seating is first come, first served. The booking is paid in full online, with a 100% refund if you cancel up to the day of arrival.

What Economy gives you for the extra money: it is on airport property, its shuttle runs every 10 to 20 minutes without a phone call, and you don't need to book. Our directions to GSO airport cover the official driving routes and the parking entrances. Check Greensboro off-site parking prices for your dates.

Long-Term Parking Rules

The airport sets no published maximum stay, but a car left unclaimed for more than 90 days may be removed as abandoned.

• Height: garages take vehicles up to 7 feet tall and 20 feet long; oversized and high-profile vehicles cannot be accommodated.
• Payment: pay on your return at a terminal kiosk, the exit pay station or the booth; drive-up parking cannot be paid in advance.
• Lost ticket: staff look up your entry time in the parking system and charge the normal fee.
• Liability: cars are parked at the owner's risk; lock up and keep valuables out of sight.