MCO Long-Term Parking Price: Full 2026 Rate Guide

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MCO long-term parking price is the daily or weekly rate you pay to store your car at Orlando International Airport — or at a nearby off-site lot — while you travel. On-airport options range from $10/day at the economy lots up to $19/day at the main garages. Off-site lots start as low as $7.99/day, saving travelers up to 58% compared to garage rates.

• Cheapest on-airport option: North or South Park Place Economy at $10/day with free shuttle service to all terminals.
• Most affordable off-site option: Drive & Park (MCO) at $7.99/day — the lowest verified rate near MCO.
• Main garages: Garages A & B cost $19/day; Garage C costs $17/day.
• Valet parking maxes out at $28.76/day — the priciest on-site option.
• Weekly savings tip: Booking an off-site lot for 7 days can save $77+ compared to on-airport garage rates.
• Pre-booking is strongly recommended during peak theme park seasons and holidays.

Compare MCO long-term parking rates from $7.99/day on Triply — search economy lots, covered garages, and hotel parking side by side.

How Much Does MCO Long-Term Parking Cost in 2026?

MCO long-term parking costs between $7.99/day and $28.76/day depending on where you park. On-airport garages charge a maximum of $17–$19/day, while economy lots cap at just $10/day. Off-site lots offer the steepest discounts, with rates verified as low as $7.99/day as of May 2026.

Here's a quick overview of all current MCO parking rates (verified May 2026):

Rates are based on current published pricing from MCO's official parking page and verified lot data. Always confirm rates at booking since prices can fluctuate during peak holiday and theme park seasons.

What Are All the Long-Term Parking Options at Orlando International Airport?

MCO offers five types of long-term parking. Each suits a different budget and travel style. Here's what you need to know about each one.

Economy Lots: North and South Park Place

North Park Place and South Park Place are MCO's official economy lots, each capped at $10/day. Free continuous shuttles run to all three terminals — Terminals A, B, and C — making these the best value on-airport option for long trips. The lots sit just off Jeff Fuqua Boulevard and are well-lit with security monitoring.

For a deeper look at rates and directions, see the Orlando Airport Economy Parking Rates guide.

Parking Garages A, B, and C

Garage A connects directly to Terminal A (Airsides 1 & 2), serving airlines like Southwest, Spirit, Frontier, and Allegiant. Garage B connects to Terminal B (Airsides 3 & 4), serving American, Delta, United, and Alaska. Garage C connects to Terminal C, home to international carriers like Emirates, British Airways, and Lufthansa.

Garages A and B cost $19/day max. Garage C is slightly cheaper at $17/day max. All use an incremental billing structure: $2.00 for the first 21–30 minutes, then $1.00 per additional 15 minutes. For full details on Garage B specifically, the Garage B rates and tips guide has everything you need.

Valet Parking

Valet parking at MCO bills at $9.59/hour up to a daily maximum of $28.76. It's the most convenient option — you drop off your car at the terminal entrance and skip the walk or shuttle. It's best for short stays, not week-long trips where daily costs stack up fast.

Terminal Top Parking

Terminal Top Parking is located on the roof level of the terminal and caps at $19/day. It's convenient for quick returns and short-term stays but costs as much as the covered garages without the weather protection.

Off-Site Lots

Several private lots sit 5–10 minutes from MCO terminals and include free 24/7 shuttle service. Rates start at $7.99/day at Drive & Park (MCO). See the full breakdown in the off-site comparison section below.

How Much Does It Cost to Park at MCO for a Week?

A 7-day stay is where long-term parking costs really add up — and where choosing the right lot makes a big difference. Here's what a one-week stay costs at each option:

• Drive & Park (MCO): $7.99 × 7 = $55.93/week
• Homewood Suites Airport Parking: $8.95 × 7 = $62.65/week
• North/South Park Place Economy: $10 × 7 = $70/week
• Renaissance Orlando Airport Hotel: $10 × 7 = $70/week
• Fast Park & Relax (MCO): $12.95 × 7 = $90.65/week
• The Parking Spot / WallyPark: $14.95 × 7 = $104.65/week
• Garage C: $17 × 7 = $119/week
• Garages A or B / Terminal Top: $19 × 7 = $133/week
• Valet: $28.76 × 7 = $201.32/week

Parking at Drive & Park for a week saves $77 compared to Garage A or B — that's real money. The off-site lots with covered parking (Fast Park & Relax, The Parking Spot, WallyPark) cost $21–$47 less per week than the on-airport garages, and all include free shuttles running every 5–10 minutes.

What Is the Cheapest Long-Term Parking at MCO?

The cheapest verified long-term parking near MCO is Drive & Park at $7.99/day — lower than any on-airport lot. The lot is gated, well-lit, and has security cameras. Its 24/7 on-demand shuttle drops you at Terminal A's Ground Transportation Level, bays A-34 to A-37.

If you want to stay on-airport, North and South Park Place Economy lots at $10/day are your best bet. Both serve all three terminals with free continuous shuttles. MCO's total parking capacity spans roughly 20,000 vehicles across all facilities, per the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA), but economy lots fill up fast during school holiday weeks and peak Disney/Universal seasons. Book in advance.

For tips on finding promo codes and advance booking discounts, check out the MCO Airport Parking Deals, Coupons & Promo Codes guide — stacking a discount on an already-cheap off-site lot can cut your total cost by 20% or more.

How Does Off-Site MCO Long-Term Parking Compare to On-Site Rates?

Off-site lots beat on-airport garages on price every time. Here's a direct side-by-side comparison of what you're trading off:

• Price: Off-site from $7.99/day vs. on-site garages at $17–$19/day — up to 58% cheaper
• Covered parking: Fast Park & Relax, The Parking Spot, and WallyPark all offer covered options off-site. On-site garages A, B, and C are also covered.
• Shuttle wait: Off-site lots average 5–15 minutes. Economy lots use continuous loops. Garages connect directly via walkways — no wait needed.
• Distance from terminal: Off-site lots are 5–10 minutes by shuttle. On-airport garages are a 2–5 minute walk.
• Security: All verified off-site lots are gated with cameras. On-airport garages have staffed security.
• EV charging: WallyPark offers EV charging stations off-site. On-site, Garage C has EV charging available.
• Amenities: The Parking Spot and WallyPark offer loyalty programs and car wash services. On-airport lots offer convenience and direct terminal access.

The bottom line: off-site lots make strong sense for trips of 3 days or longer. For overnight stays or same-day returns, the on-airport garages are hard to beat for speed.

For the full breakdown of off-site options, visit the Off-Site MCO Airport Parking guide.

How Do You Reserve MCO Long-Term Parking in Advance?

Reserving MCO parking in advance typically costs less than walking up on the day. Off-site lots often offer early-booking discounts through third-party platforms. On-airport economy lots can sell out during peak periods, so booking ahead guarantees your spot.

Here's how to book:

1. Search by date: Enter your travel dates on Triply's MCO parking search to compare all available lots in one place.
2. Pick your lot: Filter by price, covered parking, shuttle frequency, or distance.
3. Confirm free cancellation: All six verified off-site lots listed here offer free cancellation — so booking early carries no risk.
4. Save your confirmation: Download your booking confirmation and keep it accessible on your phone.
5. Allow extra time if departing from Airsides 1 or 2: MCO's ongoing $253M Gate Link Replacement Project means single-tram operation at Airside 2 through December 2026. Add 15–20 extra minutes if your airline uses Terminal A.

If you're flying out of Terminal C on an international carrier like Emirates, British Airways, or Lufthansa, note that the Terminal C Phase 1 Expansion added 8 new gates (bringing the total to 23) as part of MCO's $6 billion capital improvement plan. Terminal C is now larger and can take slightly longer to navigate. Build that into your airport arrival time.

What Should First-Time MCO Parkers Know Before They Arrive?

First-timers at MCO sometimes underestimate how large the airport is. Knowing a few basics before you arrive saves time and stress.

Which garage matches your terminal?

• Garage A → Terminal A (Southwest, Spirit, Frontier, Allegiant, JetBlue domestic)
• Garage B → Terminal B (American, Delta, United, Alaska, Air Canada)
• Garage C → Terminal C (Emirates, British Airways, Lufthansa, JetBlue international)
• Economy lots → Free shuttles serve all three terminals

ADA and accessible parking

Accessible parking is available in all garages and both economy lots. Vehicles displaying Florida toll exemption permits, ramp/lift equipment, or disabled veteran plates park completely free at MCO, per GOAA policy. This applies to both on-airport garages and the economy lots.

Payment methods

MCO parking accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and contactless payments. Off-site lots typically accept major credit cards and pre-paid booking confirmations at exit. No need to carry cash if you book ahead.

TSA PreCheck and security planning

After you park and reach the terminal, TSA PreCheck can significantly reduce security wait time. If you're not enrolled, build extra buffer time — MCO handles tens of millions of passengers each year and security lines grow long during peak periods. Check current TSA wait times before you leave for the airport.

Arriving by car — know your route

The main access road is Jeff Fuqua Boulevard, reachable from SR-528 (Beachline Expressway) or SR-417 (Central Florida GreeneWay). For current traffic conditions, check the Waze live traffic map before you leave — MCO sits at a major interchange and backups during morning and evening rush hours are common.

Peak season advice

MCO serves Central Florida's $75 billion tourism industry. That means summer, spring break, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and major Disney or Universal event weekends push parking demand to capacity. Book your MCO long-term parking at least 1–2 weeks ahead during those windows. Economy lots and popular off-site facilities sell out first.

Find and reserve MCO long-term parking from $7.99/day on Triply — compare all lots, confirm your dates, and lock in your rate before prices rise.