Philadelphia Airport Parking Rates Long Term: 2026 Guide

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Philadelphia airport parking rates for long-term stays range from about $6/day at off-site lots to $32/day in on-airport garages, with the on-site Economy Lot at a flat $18/day, taxes included. Whether you're gone for 5 days or two weeks, knowing these rates upfront saves you real money. Off-site lots Triply sells near PHL mostly run about $6 to $9/day, and Regal Philly Parking, MS Parking Philly, ARB Parking Philadelphia and Quality Inn Philadelphia Airport all run 24/7 shuttles. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn have no shuttle, and PHL Park & Ride at the Holiday Inn costs about $24/day. For most long-term travelers, an off-site lot with a shuttle delivers the best combination of price and convenience.

• Economy Lot rate: $18/day flat, all taxes included, the closest on-site long-term option ($126 for 7 days)
• Garage rate: $32/day max (upper levels), best for quick terminal access ($224 for 7 days)
• Off-site lots on Triply: about $6 to $9/day with 24/7 shuttles at Regal, MS Parking, ARB and Quality Inn (Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn have no shuttle)
• 7-day trip savings: Regal Philly Parking (about $6/day) costs about $44 before tax, against $224 in a garage, about $180 less
• 14-day trip savings: about $88 at Regal against $448 in a garage, about $360 less
• Triply bookings come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in

Ready to book your long-term spot? Compare PHL long-term parking options from about $6/day on Triply.

How Much Does Long-Term Parking at Philadelphia Airport Cost in 2026?

Long-term parking at Philadelphia International Airport costs between about $6/day and $32/day, depending on the facility you choose. The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) operates all on-airport lots and garages. Off-site private lots are independently operated and, with one exception, cheaper than the airport's Economy Lot.

Here's a quick overview of the off-site lots Triply sells near PHL, plus the on-airport options, for long-term stays. On-airport rates were checked on phl.org in October 2026 and are booked through PHL, not Triply. Off-site rates are for a 7-day stay booked ahead, change by date, and have tax added at checkout:

The PHL garages (A, B, C, D, and E/F) each have a direct covered walkway to their corresponding terminal. That convenience costs more: $32/day at the upper level rate (Garage C is currently closed for upgrades). The PHL Economy Lot charges a flat $18/day including all taxes, making it the cheapest on-airport choice. For a full breakdown of on-airport garage locations, see our Philadelphia Airport Parking Garage guide.

What Are the Cheapest Long-Term Parking Options at PHL?

The cheapest long-term parking at PHL with a shuttle is Regal Philly Parking at about $6/day. That's about 80% less than the $32 on-airport garages and about 65% less than the $18 Economy Lot. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn, which share an address on Governor Printz Blvd, are also about $6/day, but neither has a shuttle, so you'd take a rideshare or taxi. MS Parking Philly, ARB Parking Philadelphia and Quality Inn Philadelphia Airport also come in well under the Economy Lot. PHL Park & Ride at the Holiday Inn, at about $24/day, costs more than the Economy Lot.

Here's what makes each lot stand out:

• Regal Philly Parking (about $6/day): 3200 S 70th St, listed 2.3 miles from the airport. Free 24/7 shuttle every 10-15 minutes, 24/7 front desk and a location monitored 24 hours a day.
• Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn Philadelphia Airport (about $6/day, no shuttle): Two listings at one address, 600 S Governor Printz Blvd in Lester, about 2 miles out. There is no shuttle; the airport is a few minutes away by rideshare or taxi. No extra charge for full-size vans, pickups or large SUVs, and a 24/7 front desk.
• MS Parking Philly (about $7/day): 7001 Holstein Ave, listed 2.2 miles out, with a 2-day minimum. Shuttle every 10-15 minutes, 24/7. Listed with security, a 24/7 front desk and wheelchair access.
• ARB Parking Philadelphia (about $8/day): 4700 Island Ave, listed 1.1 miles out, the closest of the group. Free shuttle 24/7 every 10 minutes. Listed with security, a 24/7 front desk and wheelchair access.
• Quality Inn Philadelphia Airport (about $9/day): 45 Industrial Hwy in Essington, listed 3.3 miles out. Complimentary shuttle 24/7 every 30 minutes; return trips are on demand, so call (610) 521-2400.
• PHL Park & Ride - Holiday Inn Philadelphia Airport (about $24/day): 2033 Penrose Ave, listed 4.1 miles out. Shuttle 24/7 every 30 minutes with pickups on demand. It costs more than the $18 Economy Lot.

Every off-site lot on this list offers free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in when you book through Triply. That's an important detail for long trips, because plans change. For a detailed look at how these lots compare for extended stays, the Philadelphia airport weekly parking guide covers 7-day rates and traveler tips in depth.

How Much Does a 7-Day or 14-Day Stay Cost at Each PHL Parking Lot?

Multi-day cost breakdowns are where the savings really become obvious. A one-day difference in rate doesn't feel like much, but stretched over a week or two, it adds up fast. The table below shows the cost of each PHL parking option for 3-day, 7-day, and 14-day trips (daily rate times days; Triply lots add tax at checkout, while the airport's Economy rate already includes taxes).

A 14-day trip parked in a PHL garage costs $448. The same trip at Regal Philly Parking costs about $88 before tax, about 80% less. Even compared with the Economy Lot at $252, Regal saves about $164 over two weeks before tax. Tax is added at checkout on Triply lots, so the real gap is a little smaller: for 7 nights, Regal's checkout total is $58.55 against $126 at Economy. The exception is PHL Park & Ride at the Holiday Inn, about $339 for 14 days, which costs more than Economy.

On-Site vs. Off-Site Long-Term Parking at PHL: Which Is the Better Deal?

For long-term parking, most off-site lots win on price. On-site garages offer unmatched terminal proximity, but that premium makes less sense when you're gone for days or weeks. Here's how the options stack up:

• On-site garages ($32/day): Direct covered walkways to terminals. No shuttle needed. Best for trips under 24 hours or travelers with mobility challenges.
• PHL Economy Lot ($18/day): On-airport, but a shuttle is required. Free 24/7 shuttle service. Saves $14/day vs. garages, which is $98 on a one-week trip ($126 vs. $224).
• Off-site lots with a shuttle (about $6 to $9/day): Regal, MS Parking, ARB and Quality Inn are listed 1.1 to 3.3 miles from the airport and run 24/7 shuttles. They cost about 73% to 80% less than the garages and about 52% to 65% less than Economy. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn are about $6/day but have no shuttle. PHL Park & Ride at the Holiday Inn is about $24/day, more than Economy.

The main trade-off with off-site lots is the shuttle ride (or, at Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn, a rideshare or taxi). The four shuttle lots priced at about $6 to $9/day are listed 1.1 to 3.3 miles from the airport, so build in extra time. If you're parking for 4+ days, most off-site lots are the smarter financial choice. For context on how garage rates compare on shorter stays, check our Philadelphia airport short-term parking guide.

How Do PHL Airport Parking Shuttles Work — and How Long Do They Take?

Four off-site lots Triply sells near PHL run 24/7 shuttles: Regal Philly Parking and ARB Parking Philadelphia are free, Quality Inn Philadelphia Airport is complimentary, and MS Parking Philly runs every 10-15 minutes (not stated as free). PHL Park & Ride at the Holiday Inn also runs a 24/7 shuttle, every 30 minutes with pickups on demand. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn have no shuttle. The Economy Lot runs a free shuttle to and from the terminals 24 hours a day.

Here's what to expect from the shuttle process:

1. Check in and park: at Regal, MS Parking and ARB, show your email confirmation to the attendant, who directs you to a space. At Quality Inn, park between the hotel and Denny's. At Holiday Inn Park & Ride, check in at the front desk for a dashboard permit. At Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn, check in at the front desk.
2. Take the shuttle to the terminal: Regal and MS Parking run every 10-15 minutes, ARB every 10 minutes, Quality Inn and Holiday Inn Park & Ride every 30 minutes. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn have no shuttle, so arrange a rideshare or taxi.
3. When you return, get your pickup: Quality Inn asks you to call (610) 521-2400 after you collect your luggage. Holiday Inn Park & Ride pickups are in Zone 4 and booked at trackmyshuttle.com/a/2033. If you can't find the Regal shuttle, call 445-888-2830; for MS Parking, call 445-888-5299; for ARB, call 445-444-3064.
4. Ride back to the lot and collect your car.

Economy Lot shuttles run on a continuous loop and serve all PHL terminals. Wait times are typically short, but during peak travel periods, like summer weekends or holiday travel windows, allow an extra 10-15 minutes. PHL is currently undergoing a $500 million capital improvement program ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and other major events, so some temporary detours near terminal roadways may be in place.

How Can You Save Money on Philadelphia Airport Long-Term Parking?

The biggest savings come from choosing the right off-site lot. A few targeted strategies can cut your total cost significantly.

• Book ahead online: Pre-booking through Triply holds your spot at the rate you booked.
• Use free cancellation: Triply bookings come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. If your plans change, cancel by then.
• Choose the right lot for your needs: Regal Philly Parking at about $6/day is the lowest-priced lot with a shuttle. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn cost about the same but have no shuttle, so add the cost of a rideshare both ways.
• Earn AAdvantage miles: American AAdvantage Aviator Mastercard holders can earn bonus miles on qualifying PHL parking purchases. See phl.org/aadvantage for current details.
• Skip the garage for long trips: Garage parking makes sense for quick trips. For anything longer than two days, off-site lots save you real money.
• Compare real totals: The airport's $18 Economy rate includes taxes, while Triply lots add tax at checkout. Even so, Regal's 7-night checkout total of $58.55 is less than half of the $126 Economy total.

Travelers heading to PHL during the busy summer 2026 travel season should book especially early. With the FIFA World Cup, MLB All-Star Game, and America's 250th anniversary events all drawing visitors to Philadelphia, parking lots near PHL are expected to fill faster than usual. For a full breakdown of all cost-saving options, the Philadelphia airport parking rates guide covers every option with current pricing.

Is There Accessible or EV Parking Available for Long-Term Stays at PHL?

Accessible parking is available at PHL on the ground level of all garages and in designated areas. The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) can assist at (215) 683-9842. On-airport garages are the most accessible choice for travelers with mobility needs, since they connect directly to terminals via covered walkways — no shuttle required.

Electric vehicle charging is available in PHL garages and at the Economy Lot. EV charging at PHL is complimentary: standard parking rates still apply, but the charge itself is free. For EV drivers managing their charge across a long trip, the ChargePoint app for EV drivers can help locate stations and track your session. None of the off-site lots Triply sells near PHL lists EV charging, so EV drivers planning multi-day trips should factor in on-airport garages or the Economy Lot.

What Should You Know Before Booking Long-Term PHL Parking?

A few practical details will make your parking experience smoother — especially for long stays where small oversights become bigger problems.

• Arrive with extra time on departure day. Factor in shuttle rides, check-in lines, and TSA security screening when planning your airport arrival time.
• Save your parking receipt or booking confirmation. You'll need it to exit. Off-site lots may issue a physical ticket or scan a QR code, so know which before you go.
• Note your parking space. In large lots, forgetting your section can cost you 20 minutes on return. Take a photo of the section marker.
• Check construction updates. PHL's $500 million improvement program is ongoing, and Garage C is currently closed for upgrades. Some signage and access roads may look different from past visits, so allow extra wayfinding time.
• Confirm shuttle hours if arriving very late. Regal, MS Parking, ARB, Quality Inn and Holiday Inn Park & Ride run 24/7 shuttles, but Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn have none, so line up a rideshare if your flight lands after midnight.
• PHL has ~12,000+ parking spaces across all on-airport facilities. Even during peak periods, availability rarely disappears entirely, but pre-booking holds your rate.

Planning by terminal can also save time. Each on-airport garage serves a specific terminal: Garage A serves Terminal A, Garage B serves Terminal B, Garage C serves Terminal C, Garage D serves Terminal D, and Garage E/F serves Terminals E and F. If you're flying Southwest or JetBlue out of Terminal E, Garage E/F puts you steps from the door. For a full terminal-by-terminal breakdown, our Philadelphia airport parking by terminal guide has everything mapped out.

Before your trip, use the Waze live traffic map to check I-95 and I-76 conditions on your drive to PHL. Traffic between Center City and the airport can range from 20 to 45 minutes depending on time of day — especially during 2026 event weekends.

Long-term parking at Philadelphia airport doesn't have to drain your budget. Off-site lots on Triply start at about $6/day, and Regal, MS Parking, ARB and Quality Inn include 24/7 shuttles. Even the on-site Economy Lot at $18/day flat costs far less than the $32 garages. With a 14-day stay, choosing Regal over garage parking saves you about $360 before tax, money better spent on your trip. Compare PHL long-term parking rates and book your spot on Triply, with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

Compare PHL parking rates. Off-site lots Triply sells near Philadelphia International Airport with a shuttle for about $6 to $9/day cost about 73% to 80% less per day than the $32/day airport garages.