Las Vegas Airport Parking Rates & Cost Guide 2026

Las Vegas Airport parking rates at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) range from $14/day for Economy lots up to $38/day for Short-Term garages, with Valet at $34/day, making this Las Vegas Airport Parking Rates & Cost Guide your fastest way to see every official price in one place. This is a deep-dive companion to the Complete LAS Airport Parking Guide, focused entirely on rate structures, daily cost breakdowns, and how to estimate what you'll actually pay. For a full breakdown of every rate compared side by side, see our guide to parking at Las Vegas Airport cost and our guide answering how much parking costs at Las Vegas Airport. The three off-site hotel lots Triply sells near LAS run from about $7/day to about $13/day (Triply rates are for a 7-day stay booked ahead and change by date). The $7 Fairfield Inn has no shuttle. The DoubleTree at about $8/day, with a free 24/7 shuttle, is about 44% less per day than the on-airport Economy lot. Knowing exactly which lot fits your trip length can save you $50 or more on a week-long stay compared with the Long-Term garage.

• Economy lots are the cheapest on-airport option at $14/day, an uncovered lot next to the Long-Term garage and a short walk to the terminal.
• Long-term garages cost $20/day, closest to the terminals but $6/day more than Economy.
• Short-term garages cap at $38/day, best only for visits under 3-4 hours.
• Valet parking is $34/day, which is $4 less than the short-term daily max.
• Reserved parking costs $30/day at Terminal 1 and $23/day at Terminal 3, booked on the airport's own site.
• The off-site hotel lots Triply sells run about $7 to $13/day. The DoubleTree (about $8) has a free 24/7 shuttle, the Best Western McCarran Inn (about $13) has a shuttle on set hours, and the Fairfield Inn (about $7) has no shuttle.

Compare off-site LAS parking from about $7 to $13/day and search live availability on Triply now.

Terminal 1 Parking Garage Rates: What Does It Cost in 2026?

Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International serves the majority of domestic carriers, including Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, Allegiant Air, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, and Spirit Airlines. Per official airport parking data, the Terminal 1 garage has three distinct rate tiers depending on how long you stay (rates effective July 1, 2026). For a dedicated breakdown of Terminal 1 rates, see our Las Vegas Terminal 1 parking rates guide.

Terminal 1 Short-Term Garage

• 15-minute grace period to drive through free
• First hour: $4.00
• 1 to 2 hours: $8.00
• Each additional hour: $5.00
• Daily maximum: $38.00

The free 15-minute grace period is useful for quick pickups, as long as you head straight to the exit lane. Stay past that window and the meter starts. At $5/hour after the second hour, costs escalate fast. A 3-hour visit costs $13. A 5-hour stay hits $23. Staying all day maxes out at $38, the highest daily rate on the property. For a full look at short-term costs, see our Las Vegas Airport short-term parking cost guide and our Las Vegas Airport short-term parking price guide.

Terminal 1 Long-Term Garage

• First 2 hours: $12.00
• Each additional hour: $4.00
• Daily maximum: $20.00

The long-term garage is the right choice if you're parking overnight or for multiple days. You hit the $20 daily cap in just 4 hours, so anything beyond that is free for the day. This lot is attached to the terminal, so you walk directly to check-in with no shuttle needed. For a 3-day trip to Terminal 1, expect to pay $60 total. See our Las Vegas Terminal 1 parking fee guide for a complete rate breakdown, and our parking rate Terminal 1 Las Vegas Airport guide for additional detail.

Terminal 1 Reserved Parking

Reserved parking at Terminal 1 costs $30/day and guarantees you a spot in the garage. Book online at harryreidairport.com before you arrive. This is valuable during major Las Vegas events like CES or SEMA, when general parking can fill up fast. The $10 premium over the standard long-term rate buys peace of mind, not a closer spot.

Terminal 3 Parking Garage Rates: How Do They Compare?

Terminal 3 garage rates mirror Terminal 1 for short-term and long-term parking, but Reserved parking is cheaper: just $23/day versus $30/day at Terminal 1. Terminal 3 serves international and premium carriers including United Airlines, Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways, British Airways, and Air Canada, all operating from Concourse E. For a complete rate breakdown specific to this terminal, see our Las Vegas Airport parking rates Terminal 3 guide. For additional dedicated Terminal 3 rate guides, see our LAS Terminal 3 parking rates guide, our Las Vegas Airport Terminal 3 parking rates guide, and our Las Vegas Airport parking rates Terminal 3 guide.

Terminal 3 Short-Term Garage

• 15-minute grace period to drive through free
• First hour: $4.00
• 1 to 2 hours: $8.00
• Each additional hour: $5.00
• Daily maximum: $38.00

Terminal 3 Long-Term Garage

• First 2 hours: $12.00
• Each additional hour: $4.00
• Daily maximum: $20.00

For a full breakdown of long-term parking rates specific to Terminal 3, see our Las Vegas Airport long-term parking rates Terminal 3 guide and our McCarran Airport parking fees Terminal 3 guide.

Terminal 3 Reserved Parking

Reserved parking at Terminal 3 costs $23/day, a $7/day savings versus Terminal 1 reserved. If you're flying United, Alaska, JetBlue, or any Terminal 3 carrier and want a guaranteed spot, this is the cheaper of the two standard reserved options. The airport also lists a discounted Terminal 3 Long Term reservation (limited, reservation required) at $16 Saturday to Wednesday and $20 Thursday and Friday. Pre-book at harryreidairport.com to lock in availability.

One important note: Concourse D is accessible from both terminals via an automated tram. If your airline uses D gates, confirm which terminal garage to use before you park. The official LAS airport map shows current gate assignments.

Economy Lot Pricing at LAS: The Cheapest On-Airport Option

LAS Economy lots cost $14/day, the lowest daily rate for self-parking on-airport at Harry Reid International, per the airport's published rates (effective July 1, 2026). Both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 have Economy lots: uncovered lots next to the Long-Term garage, a short walk to the terminal. For a full breakdown of what you'll pay per day in the Economy lot, see our Las Vegas Airport parking rates Economy guide. For a complete breakdown of economy lot rates by terminal, see our guides to economy parking at Las Vegas Airport Terminal 1 rates and economy parking at Las Vegas Airport Terminal 3 rates.

The $6 entry rate for the first two hours means Economy isn't the best deal for short visits. But once you're parking overnight or longer, the $14/day cap kicks in (reached at 6 hours) and the value is clear. At $14/day versus the long-term garage's $20/day, you save $6 per day, which is $42 saved on a 7-day trip ($98 versus $140). The trade-off is a short walk to the terminal instead of parking in the garage itself. For a full comparison of economy parking rates and costs, see our Las Vegas Airport economy parking rates guide, our Las Vegas Airport economy parking cost guide, and our Las Vegas Airport economy parking price guide.

For a deep dive into Economy lot logistics, including lot locations and weekly cost calculations, see the LAS long-term parking and Economy lot guide.

Valet vs. Self-Parking: Which Costs More at LAS?

Valet parking at Harry Reid International is $34/day, which is $4 less than the short-term garage daily maximum of $38. The airport no longer posts an hourly valet rate, so for short visits compare it with self-park short-term, which costs $4 for the first hour and $8 for 1 to 2 hours, then $5 for each additional hour. For a complete guide to valet rates, see our Las Vegas Airport valet parking rates guide. For self-parking fees specifically, see our Las Vegas Airport self parking fee guide.

LAS Valet Parking Rates

• Rate: $34.00 per day

Short-Term Self-Park Rates (for comparison)

• First hour: $4.00
• 1 to 2 hours: $8.00
• Each additional hour: $5.00
• Daily maximum: $38.00

Valet is posted as a flat $34 per day, so it only makes sense for a full day or more. A short visit in the short-term garage costs $4 for 1 hour and $8 for 2 hours, and self-park stays under the $34 valet rate for roughly the first 7 hours ($33 at 7 hours). At 8 hours self-park hits its $38 cap, so for full-day parking valet undercuts the short-term garage by $4. If you value convenience and are parking for a full day or more, valet is worth comparing. The valet drop-off location varies by terminal, so confirm the exact pickup/drop-off zone when you arrive, since airport layout changes are ongoing as part of the current construction program.

One thing valet does not include: tip. Factor in a few dollars each way if you use valet regularly. Payment at LAS parking facilities accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Daily vs. Weekly LAS Parking Cost Breakdown

Knowing the daily rate is only part of the picture. Multi-day trips change the math significantly, especially when you compare on-airport options to off-site hotel lots. The table below shows the cost for a 3-day, 5-day, and 7-day stay across each main parking type at LAS (on-airport figures use the daily maximum rates effective July 1, 2026; off-site figures are the Triply daily rate times the number of days). For a focused look at what each parking option costs per day, see our Las Vegas Airport parking fee per day guide. For additional daily rate references, see our Las Vegas Airport parking daily rate guide, our Las Vegas Airport parking fee per day guide, our Las Vegas Airport daily parking fee guide, and our Las Vegas Airport parking price per day guide.

The savings compound quickly. Choosing the Economy lot over the Long-Term garage saves $42 on a 7-day trip ($98 versus $140). Switching from the Long-Term garage to the DoubleTree, the cheapest off-site lot with a shuttle at about $8/day, saves about $85 over seven days, and the Fairfield Inn (no shuttle) saves about $89 before rideshare costs. The Best Western McCarran Inn at about $13/day saves about $52 against the Long-Term garage, but its real checkout for 7 nights ($100.38) is more than a week in the Economy lot ($98). The off-site figures above are the daily rate times seven; actual 7-night checkout totals run slightly higher: $63.00 at the DoubleTree and $63.04 at the Fairfield Inn (tax included). For a comprehensive comparison of all LAS parking prices, see our LAS Airport parking prices guide and our LAS Airport parking price guide.

Long-Term Parking Rate Structure at Harry Reid International

Long-term parking at LAS has two main tiers: the garage at $20/day and the Economy lot at $14/day. Both are designed for multi-day stays. The garage gives you direct terminal access. The Economy lot is a short walk from the terminal and cuts your daily cost by 30%. For complete long-term rate comparisons, see our McCarran Airport long-term parking rates guide, our LAS long-term parking fees guide, our LAS long-term parking price guide, our LAS Airport long-term parking rates guide, and our Las Vegas Airport long-term parking cost guide.

Here's how the rate structure works in practice:

• The Long-Term Garage charges $12 for the first 2 hours, then $4/hour until it hits the $20 daily cap (reached at hour 4). Days 2, 3, and beyond cost $20 each.
• The Economy lot charges $6 for the first two hours, then $2/hour, capping at $14/day (reached at hour 6). For overnight stays, you'll reach the daily max quickly.
• There is no published weekly flat rate for on-airport parking. You simply pay the daily maximum for each calendar day you're parked.
• Reserved parking ($30/day at T1, $23/day at T3) guarantees your spot but costs more, so it's best for peak travel periods and major conventions.

During Las Vegas's biggest events — CES in January, SEMA in November, and Formula 1 Grand Prix weekends — on-airport lots can reach capacity. The airport's ~14,500-vehicle total on-airport capacity sounds large, but it fills during peak weeks. Pre-booking Reserved parking online is the safest move. Construction related to the multi-billion dollar Terminal 1 rebuild may also temporarily reduce available spaces in certain sections during 2026. For a full look at long-term daily rates, see our McCarran Airport long-term parking daily rate guide and our guides comparing Las Vegas long-term parking cost and Las Vegas long-term parking price across every option.

For travelers comparing on-airport long-term rates to off-site and remote options, the LAS long-term parking and Economy lot guide covers weekly cost scenarios in full detail.

Off-Site Hotel Parking Rates Near LAS: How Cheap Can You Go?

The off-site hotel lots Triply sells near Harry Reid International start at about $7/day for the Fairfield Inn, which has no shuttle. That is about 48% cheaper than the on-airport Economy lot ($14) and 64% cheaper than the Long-Term garage ($20). The DoubleTree, with a shuttle, is about $8/day (44% less than Economy, 61% less than Long-Term). The Best Western McCarran Inn is about $13/day, only about 10% less than Economy and 37% less than Long-Term. Shuttle service differs by lot, as the table shows. For a complete overview of all parking fees at the airport, see our airport Las Vegas parking fees guide, our Las Vegas Airport parking charges guide, and our Las Vegas International Airport parking fee guide.

One critical reminder: the three off-site lots handle airport transfers very differently. The DoubleTree by Hilton Las Vegas Airport runs a 24/7 shuttle every 30 minutes; after you collect your bags, call the hotel at 702-948-4000 for pickup, and call ahead if more than two people travel together. The Best Western McCarran Inn shuttle runs only 6:15 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:30 PM to 10:30 PM, with no shuttle in between or overnight. The Fairfield Inn has no shuttle at all. The DoubleTree showed limited availability on every date we checked, so book early. For full details on how off-site shuttles operate and how to choose the right lot for your terminal, see the off-site Las Vegas airport parking and shuttle lots guide.

Is There a Short-Term Hourly Scenario Where Valet Beats Self-Park?

Only for a full day. For a 2-hour stay, short-term self-park costs $8, while valet is posted at $34 per day, so valet doesn't win on short visits. Self-park hits its $38 daily max at about 8 hours, while valet stays at $34. For day-long parking, valet is cheaper than the short-term garage but still costs more than these on-airport options: Reserved at Terminal 1 ($30/day), Reserved at Terminal 3 ($23/day), the Long-Term garage ($20/day) and the Economy lot ($14/day).

• Up to 7 hours: Self-park short-term is cheaper ($4 at 1 hour, $8 at 2 hours, $13 at 3 hours, $33 at 7 hours) than the $34 valet day rate.
• 8 hours or more: Valet ($34) beats short-term self-park ($38) by $4.
• Multiple days: Long-Term garage ($20/day) or Economy lot ($14/day) beat both.

For hourly parking scenarios — including cell phone lot rules and rideshare pickup zones — the LAS short-term, hourly, and pickup parking guide covers every option with step-by-step instructions.

How to Estimate Your Total LAS Parking Cost

Estimating your total parking cost at Harry Reid International takes three inputs: your terminal, your trip length, and your priority (price vs. convenience). Use this step-by-step method to calculate before you book. For a complete pricing overview, see our Las Vegas Airport parking price guide, our Las Vegas Harry Reid Airport parking rates guide, and our McCarran Airport parking rates guide.

1. Identify your terminal. Flying Southwest, American, Delta, Frontier, or Spirit? That's Terminal 1. Flying United, Alaska, JetBlue, or international carriers? That's Terminal 3. (Concourse D airlines use both, so check your gate assignment.)
2. Count your parking days. Count each calendar day you'll have a car parked, not just hours. A flight leaving Monday at 11pm and returning Wednesday at 8am is 3 parking days.
3. Pick your lot tier. Multiply your days by the daily max: $14 (Economy), $20 (Long-Term garage), $23 (T3 Reserved), $30 (T1 Reserved), $34 (Valet), or $38 (Short-Term).
4. Factor in off-site options. Compare your on-airport total to an off-site rate. At about $7 to $13/day, the off-site hotel lots cost less than the Long-Term garage for trips of 3+ days. The Fairfield Inn and DoubleTree also undercut Economy, but the Best Western McCarran Inn is only about 10% less per day, and its 7-night checkout ($100.38) is above 7 days in Economy ($98).
5. Add transfer time. The DoubleTree and Best Western McCarran Inn require shuttle rides (Best Western: arrive 15 minutes before your shuttle), the Fairfield Inn requires a rideshare, and Economy is a short walk. Allow extra buffer during peak event weeks.

Quick example: A 5-day trip flying out of Terminal 1 on Southwest. Economy lot = $70 total. Long-Term garage = $100 total. DoubleTree by Hilton Las Vegas Airport off-site = about $39 total. The off-site option saves about $61 versus the Long-Term garage and about $31 versus Economy on a single trip. Confirming shuttle hours and booking early (the DoubleTree showed limited availability), with free cancellation and a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in, is the smart move, especially with ongoing construction that may affect parking capacity at LAS in 2026. For overnight parking costs specifically, see our Las Vegas Airport overnight parking cost guide and our Las Vegas Airport overnight parking fee guide.

Before you drive to the airport, check real-time traffic on Waze — the Paradise Road High-T Bypass Lane construction can affect approach routes during peak hours. And if you want to skip the parking calculation entirely, the official LAS parking page has current rates and a reservations portal.

Special Parking Situations: EV Charging, ADA Access, and Peak Events

A few parking scenarios at Harry Reid International deserve their own callout — they affect a significant number of travelers but rarely get covered in rate guides.

Electric Vehicle Charging at LAS

EV charging stations are available within LAS parking structures. If you drive an electric vehicle, check ChargeHub's Las Vegas map for current charger locations and availability near the airport before your trip. Charging costs are separate from your parking rate.

ADA and Accessible Parking

Accessible parking is available on the ground levels of all parking garages at Harry Reid International. ADA-compliant spaces are located near terminal entrances in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 garages. Standard parking rates apply — there is no separate accessible-only rate tier listed in official published data (verified June 2026). Arrive with your accessible placard or plate visible.

Parking During Major Las Vegas Events

Las Vegas hosts some of the largest conventions and events in North America. CES (January), SEMA (November), and Formula 1 Grand Prix weekends drive significant airport and parking congestion. During these periods, on-airport lots may approach capacity and off-site shuttle times may run longer than normal. Pre-book Reserved parking or an off-site lot with free cancellation well in advance. Per the airport's own guidance, allow extra time for shuttle and ground transportation congestion during major events.

Las Vegas Airport Parking Rates & Cost Guide: Final Comparison

This Las Vegas Airport Parking Rates & Cost Guide covers every official rate tier at Harry Reid International, from the $14/day Economy lot to the $38/day short-term garage maximum, plus the off-site hotel lots Triply sells, from about $7 to $13/day. The single biggest lever for saving money is trip length. For trips under 2 hours, self-park short-term wins. For multi-day trips, the Economy lot or an off-site hotel lot delivers the best value, cutting costs by roughly $40 to $90 on a week-long trip compared with the Long-Term garage. For a complete picture of all garage rates, see our Las Vegas Airport parking garage rates guide. For a full comparison of every LAS parking rate, see our McCarran Airport parking cost guide.

Based on our analysis of the LAS parking options, the Economy lot at $14/day is the sweet spot for most travelers who want to stay on-airport, a short walk from the terminal. For travelers comfortable going off-property, the DoubleTree by Hilton Las Vegas Airport at about $8/day has a free 24/7 shuttle (book early, since availability was limited), and the Fairfield Inn at about $7/day is the cheapest but has no shuttle, so budget for rideshare both ways. Triply bookings come with free cancellation and a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. For deals, discount codes, and pre-booking platforms, see the Las Vegas airport parking deals and coupons guide.

Find the best LAS parking rate for your trip and compare the three off-site lots, from about $7 to $13/day, on Triply.

Compare LAS parking rates. Off-site lots Triply sells near Harry Reid International Airport cost about 37% to 64% less per day than the $20/day Long Term garage.