LAX Airport Parking: Weekly & Monthly Rate Options

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LAX airport parking weekly rates are the total cost of leaving your car at Los Angeles International Airport for seven consecutive days, ranging from about $57 at off-site lots to $420 or more at on-airport terminal garages. The cheapest off-site lot with a shuttle on Triply is Fox Parking at about $9/day, which works out to roughly $64/week. The 9750 Airport Blvd lot is about $8/day (~$57/week), but it has no shuttle, so you arrange your own ride. On-airport Budget Parking costs $20/day ($140/week), while Economy Parking runs $35/day ($245/week). The most expensive on-site option, CTA Terminal Garage valet, caps at $75/day ($525/week). Fox Parking costs about 85% less per day than the $60/day CTA garages.

• Cheapest weekly option with a shuttle: Fox Parking at about $9/day (~$64/week), valet at self-park prices with a 24/7 shuttle every 15 to 20 minutes
• Cheapest listing overall: the 9750 Airport Blvd lot (the former Four Points by Sheraton) at about $8/day (~$57/week), with no shuttle, so budget for a rideshare each way
• Best mid-range value: South Bay Airport Parking - 105, 405 Airport Parking and Simply Park at about $10/day (~$67 to $73/week)
• On-airport Budget Parking: $20/day ($140/week), the lowest-cost option inside LAX
• On-airport Economy Parking: $35/day ($245/week) with free shuttle every 10-15 minutes
• CTA Terminal Garages: $60/day general, $70/day premium, $75/day valet, up to $525/week
• Biggest savings tip: book off-site in advance, with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in

How Much Does LAX Airport Parking Cost for a Week?

A week of LAX parking costs between about $57 and $525, depending entirely on which lot you choose. Off-site lots near LAX offer the biggest weekly savings. On-airport options offer more convenience but at a steep premium, especially for stays of five or more days.

Here's a weekly rate breakdown for the lots Triply sells near LAX, next to the on-airport options. Triply rates are for a 7-day stay booked ahead and change by date, and most LA lots add the 10% parking tax at checkout. On-airport rates are the airport's own and are booked with the airport, not on Triply:

On-airport rates come from Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA); the off-site rates are Triply's. Always confirm the final price at checkout, since it includes fees and tax. Fox Parking's rate is for passenger cars, and SUVs, trucks and minivans pay $1.50 to $10/day extra at the lot.

Ready to lock in a rate? Compare LAX weekly parking from about $64/week with a shuttle on Triply and book in minutes.

What Are the Cheapest Weekly Parking Options at LAX?

The cheapest weekly LAX parking comes from off-site lots near the airport. Fox Parking leads the shuttle lots at about $9/day (~$64/week), about 85% less per day than the $60/day CTA garages, with a 24/7 shuttle. The 9750 Airport Blvd lot (the former Four Points by Sheraton) is cheaper at about $8/day (~$57/week), but it has no shuttle: you arrange your own ride each way, and a rideshare can eat the savings.

Here are the top budget picks for a week-long stay:

• Fox Parking: about $9/day (~$64/week). Valet service at self-park prices, with luggage help and 24/7 hours. Shuttle runs 24/7, every 15 to 20 minutes. 3-day minimum; SUVs, trucks and minivans pay extra at the lot.
• 9750 Airport Blvd lot (the former Four Points by Sheraton): about $8/day (~$57/week). The cheapest listing, but there is no shuttle, so you arrange your own ride. 2-day minimum; nothing larger than a minivan.
• South Bay Airport Parking - 105: about $10/day (~$67/week). A well-lit, secure garage off Sepulveda Blvd by the I-105, listed 1.2 miles from LAX. Shuttle runs 24/7, every 20 to 30 minutes. Clearance is 6 ft 10 in, and it has free EV charging (6 valet-only spaces).
• 405 Airport Parking: about $10/day (~$71/week). Gated lot with cameras and staff always present, listed 2.2 miles from LAX. Shuttle runs 24/7 on demand.
• Simply Park: about $10/day (~$73/week). Seven levels of covered self-parking plus a rooftop, with a team on site 24/7. Clearance is 6 ft 8 in. The complimentary shuttle runs 24/7, every 30 minutes.
• Travelodge by Wyndham LAX South: about $12/day (~$86/week). Listed 1.2 miles from LAX. Book at least 24 hours ahead. Shuttle every 30 minutes from 5 AM to 12:30 AM, with none from 12:30 to 5 AM.

Bookings on Triply come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in, which matters if your trip gets pushed back. Read the lot details at checkout, since some lots have vehicle-size extras (Fox Parking) or booking rules (Travelodge needs 24 hours' notice).

On-Site vs Off-Site LAX Parking: Which Saves More for Weekly Stays?

For a week-long trip, off-site parking wins on cost by a wide margin. The gap between on-airport and off-site options grows every day your car sits there.

• On-airport Economy Parking costs $35/day ($245/week). The shuttle runs every 10-15 minutes, which is convenient. But you pay about $181 more per week than at Fox Parking.
• On-airport Budget Parking costs $20/day ($140/week). Better value than Economy, but still about $76/week more than Fox Parking.
• CTA Terminal Garages (P1-P7) cost $60/day ($420/week). You walk directly to your terminal. But that convenience costs about $356 more per week than Fox Parking.
• Off-site lots on Triply run about $8 to $23/day (about $57 to $161/week). Not every one has a free shuttle: only Simply Park says its shuttle is complimentary, Travelodge has none from 12:30 to 5 AM, and the 9750 Airport Blvd lot has no shuttle at all. Sheraton Gateway (about $19/day) and Sonesta (about $23/day) cost about the same as or more than Budget Parking, so choose them for the valet, not the savings.

The honest trade-off: on-airport lots save you shuttle time. The $9 to $12/day shuttle lots save you roughly $55 to $355 a week compared with Budget Parking and the CTA garages. For most travelers, the math is straightforward.

For a deeper look at long-term parking strategy, our LAX long term parking guide covers every option in detail.

How Do LAX Parking Shuttles Work and How Long Do They Take?

Most off-site LAX lots on Triply run a shuttle to the terminals, but the details differ. Only Simply Park says its shuttle is complimentary, Travelodge has no shuttle from 12:30 to 5 AM, and the 9750 Airport Blvd lot has no shuttle at all. Frequency varies by lot, which matters most for early morning flights or tight connections on the way back.

• Fox Parking: shuttle 24/7, every 15 to 20 minutes. On return, text your claim number and last name to (310) 266-4255 (or call (310) 342-6445) so your car is ready, then wait on the upper level at the red HOTEL/PARKING COURTESY SHUTTLE sign.
• South Bay Airport Parking - 105: shuttle 24/7, every 20 to 30 minutes. Pickup is on the airport's upper level under the red Private Parking and Hotels sign.
• 405 Airport Parking: shuttle 24/7 on demand. After collecting your luggage, call 310-216-9235 to request pickup.
• Simply Park: complimentary shuttle 24/7, every 30 minutes. Pickup is on the upper level under the red Private Parking and Hotels sign.
• Travelodge by Wyndham LAX South: shuttle every 30 minutes from 5 AM to 12:30 AM, none from 12:30 to 5 AM. On return, call or text HMR Shuttle at 714-444-4473.
• Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles Hotel and Sonesta Los Angeles Airport: hotel shuttles run 24/7, about every 25 to 30 minutes, from the upper departure level (the Sonesta shuttle is marked Sonesta).
• 9750 Airport Blvd lot: no shuttle. You arrange your own ride to and from the terminal.
• LAX Economy Parking (on-airport): free shuttle every 10-15 minutes. Connects to the Central Terminal Area (CTA).

Plan an extra 30-45 minutes on departure and arrival when using off-site lots. That includes waiting for the shuttle and the ride itself. The LAX Automated People Mover (APM), expected to open around June 2026, will eventually connect Economy Parking directly to all terminals via elevated train — which will cut that time significantly.

Which LAX Parking Lots Are Closest to My Terminal?

Your terminal matters. The right parking lot can cut your walk to the gate considerably. Here's a quick breakdown by airline and terminal, with the best nearby parking option for each.

• Terminal 1 (Southwest Airlines, JetBlue): CTA Garage P1 is attached directly.
• Terminal 2 (Delta check-in): CTA Garage P2.
• Terminal 3 (Delta hub, Aeromexico, Virgin Atlantic, WestJet): CTA Garage P3 with premium spots available.
• Terminal 4 (American Airlines hub, American Eagle): CTA Garage P4 with valet available.
• Terminal 6 (Alaska Airlines hub, Hawaiian Airlines hub, Air Canada): CTA Garage P6.
• Terminals 7 & 8 (United Airlines hub): CTA Garage P7. Premium and valet available.
• Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT): No dedicated CTA garage. Use P3 or P4 and walk, or take the on-airport shuttle. Off-site lots with a shuttle work well for international flights.

TBIT handles more than 30 international carriers including Emirates, Qantas, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, and British Airways. For international flights out of TBIT, Budget or Economy parking with their free shuttles often makes more sense than paying $420/week for a CTA garage spot.

For complete terminal-by-terminal guidance, see our article on LAX airport parking by terminal.

How Can You Save Money on Weekly LAX Parking?

Saving money on a week of LAX parking comes down to four things: where you park, when you book, how you pay, and whether you check for promo codes. Here's what actually moves the needle.

1. Book off-site in advance. Triply rates are for stays booked ahead, and booking early confirms your space. Travelodge by Wyndham LAX South requires booking at least 24 hours ahead.
2. Compare rates on a booking platform. Off-site lots on Triply run from about $8 to $23/day, so a quick search for LAX parking shows all options side by side.
3. Check for promo codes. Our LAX airport parking discount guide lists current deals in one place.
4. Choose free cancellation. Bookings on Triply come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. Book early, keep your options open.
5. Skip valet unless you need it. CTA valet costs $75/day ($525/week). Self-park in the same garage costs $60/day ($420/week). That's a $105 weekly difference for parking 50 feet farther away. If you want valet, Fox Parking offers it at self-park prices at about $9/day.
6. Consider EV charging needs. Of the lots Triply sells near LAX, only South Bay Airport Parking - 105 lists free EV charging (Blink chargers, with 6 valet-only spaces). If you drive electric, factor that in before booking the cheapest lot.

Also worth knowing: booking an off-site lot on Triply ahead of time confirms your space before you leave home, which takes the guesswork out of busy summer and holiday weeks.

What Hidden Fees Should You Watch Out for With LAX Weekly Parking?

Extras can add to your weekly LAX parking bill, and many travelers don't see them until checkout. Here are the charges and conditions to check before you commit.

• Tax and billed days. Most LAX lots add the 10% Los Angeles parking tax at checkout (South Bay does not), and a 7-night stay bills 8 days. On the dates we checked, a 7-night stay totaled about $77 at South Bay Airport Parking - 105, about $80 at Fox Parking and about $92 at Simply Park.
• Hotel valet lots cost more than they look. A 7-night checkout is about $165 at Sheraton Gateway and about $198 at Sonesta, both more than 7 days at on-airport Budget Parking ($140).
• Oversized vehicle extras. Fox Parking's rate is for passenger cars; SUVs, trucks and minivans pay $1.50 to $10/day extra at the lot. The 9750 Airport Blvd lot takes nothing larger than a minivan.
• Height limits. South Bay's garage clearance is 6 ft 10 in and Simply Park's is 6 ft 8 in.
• Date changes. Fox Parking was about $9/day for early November dates and about $12/day for later ones. Check the actual dates of your stay, not just a generic rate card.
• Your own ride. The 9750 Airport Blvd lot has no shuttle, and Travelodge has none from 12:30 to 5 AM, so you would pay for a rideshare.
• Cancellation window. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in; inside 24 hours you can't cancel online.

The safest approach: book through a platform that shows the full checkout price before you confirm. That way you see taxes, fees, and surcharges upfront — not at the exit gate.

How Does the LAX Automated People Mover (APM) Change Your Parking Options?

The LAX Automated People Mover is a new elevated train system scheduled to open around June 2026. It's part of the Transforming LAX modernization program managed by Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), timed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympics.

Once open, the APM will connect Economy Parking, the new Metro Transit Center, and the Consolidated Rent-A-Car Facility (ConRAC) directly to all CTA terminals via a single elevated loop. This changes the calculus for weekly parkers in a few key ways:

• Economy Parking becomes faster. Instead of a shuttle, you'll ride a train — more predictable, more frequent, less waiting.
• Metro access improves. The Metro K Line (formerly Crenshaw/LAX) and Metro C Line (formerly Green Line) will connect directly to the APM station. This opens new options for travelers coming from Inglewood, El Segundo, or downtown LA.
• Off-site lots won't connect to the APM. They'll still use their own shuttle systems, so the convenience gap between Economy Parking and off-site lots will narrow after the APM opens.
• Construction disruption. Until the APM opens, expect some access changes around the Central Terminal Area. Check real-time conditions before your trip — the Waze live traffic map is useful for LAX approach routes given ongoing I-405 and I-105 congestion.

For now, off-site shuttle lots remain the best value for weekly stays. After the APM opens, Economy Parking at $35/day will feel more competitive, though it will still cost about $181 more per week than Fox Parking.

Also keep in mind: TSA PreCheck members can cut security wait times significantly — which matters when you're calculating how early to leave the off-site lot to catch your flight.

Ready to stop overpaying for LAX parking? Find the best weekly LAX parking rates on Triply: compare lots from about $64/week with a shuttle and book with free cancellation.

Compare LAX parking rates on the off-airport lots Triply sells near Los Angeles International Airport, with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. Fox Parking costs about 85% less per day than the $60/day CTA garages.