Philadelphia International Airport Parking Map 2026

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The Philadelphia International Airport parking map is a layout of five garages (A through E/F), one on-airport Economy Lot, and multiple private off-site lots nearby. PHL holds more than 12,000 parking spaces across all on-airport facilities, managed by the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA). Each garage connects directly to its matching terminal via a covered walkway, so you never need to walk outside. Private off-site lots you can book on Triply sit 1.1 to 4.1 miles from the airport; five run 24/7 shuttles, and two listings that share one address have no shuttle and rely on a short rideshare or taxi.

• Five on-airport garages, Garage A through Garage E/F, each paired with their terminal via a covered walkway. Garage C is currently closed for upgrades.
• Garage upper-level parking costs $32/day; Short-Term ground-level costs $54/day (no overnight parking); the Economy Lot costs $18/day flat, taxes and fees included.
• Off-site lots on Triply start at about $6/day (Regal Philly Parking), roughly 80% less than the $32/day garage rate.
• The Economy Lot shuttle runs 24/7 to and from the terminals at no extra charge.
• PHL is undergoing a $500 million capital improvement program for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
• Call PPA Airport Operations at (215) 683-9842 for accessible parking help or lost-vehicle assistance.

Before you read on, you can skip straight to the rates: compare off-site PHL airport parking from about $6/day on Triply and book your spot ahead of your trip.

What Does the Philadelphia International Airport Parking Map Look Like?

PHL's parking layout runs east to west, mirroring the terminal sequence. Think of it as a straight corridor — terminals and their garages face each other across a central roadway loop.

Here is how each garage lines up spatially:

• Garage A: faces Terminal A-East and Terminal A-West (American Airlines domestic and international, plus Aer Lingus, British Airways, Qatar Airways, and others). Direct covered walkway.
• Garage B: paired with Terminal B (American Airlines). Covered walkway connection.
• Garage C: paired with Terminal C (American Airlines). Covered walkway connection. Garage C is currently closed for upgrades.
• Garage D: paired with Terminal D (Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines). Covered walkway connection.
• Garage E/F: shared garage serving Terminal E (Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, Spirit) and Terminal F (American Eagle regional carriers, Contour Airlines). Covered walkway connection.
• Economy Lot: located off-site from the terminal core, with a free 24/7 shuttle to and from the terminals.

The garages sit on the landside (departures/arrivals) face of each terminal. Drivers enter from the central airport loop road. The official PHL parking page has an interactive map you can pull up on your phone before you arrive. For a deep dive into which garage is closest to your specific gate, our guide on Philadelphia Airport parking by terminal breaks it down airline by airline.

How Much Does PHL Airport Parking Cost in 2026?

Rates at PHL vary by location and parking type. The Economy Lot at $18/day (flat, taxes and fees included) is the cheapest on-airport option. Garage upper levels cost $32/day. Short-Term ground-level spots cost $54/day and have no overnight parking, so they suit quick pickups only.

On-airport rates were checked on phl.org in October 2026 and the Economy rate includes taxes. Off-site rates are for a 7-day stay booked ahead on Triply and change by date; Triply lots add tax at checkout. The Holiday Inn Park & Ride costs more per day than the Economy Lot, while the other off-site lots cost well under it. For a full breakdown of daily and multi-day costs, see the Philadelphia Airport parking rates guide.

Which PHL Parking Garage Is Closest to My Terminal?

Each PHL garage is paired directly with one terminal. You do not need to walk between garages — just use the garage that matches your terminal letter.

• Flying American Airlines domestic? Use Garage B or Garage C. Both connect to Terminals B and C with covered walkways. Garage C is currently closed for upgrades, so use Garage B for now.
• Flying American Airlines international or a foreign carrier? Use Garage A for Terminal A-East or Terminal A-West. Airlines here include Aer Lingus, British Airways, Condor, Icelandair, and Qatar Airways.
• Flying Delta, United, Alaska, or Air Canada? Use Garage D for Terminal D.
• Flying JetBlue, Southwest, Frontier, or Spirit? Use Garage E/F for Terminal E.
• Flying a regional American Eagle flight? Garage E/F also serves Terminal F (Envoy Air, PSA Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, Republic Airways, Contour Airlines).

All garages have direct, covered walkways to their terminals. You will not need an umbrella or a shuttle. For a full terminal-by-terminal breakdown, read our article on Philadelphia International Airport parking garage options.

How Does the PHL Economy Lot Shuttle Service Work?

The Economy Lot shuttle runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to and from the PHL terminals, including holidays. There is no extra charge for the shuttle, and the $18/day flat rate already includes all taxes and fees (per phl.org).

When you park in the Economy Lot, follow the posted signs to the shuttle pickup area. The shuttle is wheelchair accessible, and the lot has 4,200 spaces on a first come, first served basis. During peak travel periods, such as holiday weekends and summer Fridays, allow a few extra minutes.

The Economy Lot is the cheaper on-airport choice for multi-day trips. A five-day trip costs $90 total in the Economy Lot versus $160 total in the upper-level garage. That is a 44% saving with only a short shuttle ride added. For more on shuttle service details across all PHL lots, the Philadelphia Airport parking shuttle guide covers wait times and routes in full.

What Are the Best Off-Site Parking Options Near Philadelphia Airport?

Off-site lots sit just outside the airport, 1.1 to 4.1 miles from the terminals. Five of the seven listings on Triply run 24/7 shuttles: ARB Parking Philadelphia every 10 minutes, Regal Philly Parking and MS Parking Philly every 10 to 15 minutes, and Quality Inn Philadelphia Airport and PHL Park & Ride - Holiday Inn Philadelphia Airport every 30 minutes. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn Philadelphia Airport share one address and have no shuttle, but the airport is a short rideshare or taxi away.

Here is a quick overview by price:

1. Regal Philly Parking: about $6/day. 3200 S 70th St, 2.3 miles from the airport. Free shuttle 24/7, every 10 to 15 minutes. Front desk staffed 24/7 and the lot is monitored around the clock.
2. Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn Philadelphia Airport: two listings at one address (600 S Governor Printz Blvd, Lester), about $6/day each, with no shuttle, so take a short rideshare or taxi to the airport, 2 miles away. 24/7 front desk, no hotel room needed, and no extra charge for full-size vans, pickup trucks or large SUVs.
3. MS Parking Philly: about $7/day. 7001 Holstein Ave, 2.2 miles from the airport, with a 2-day minimum booking. Shuttle runs 24/7, every 10 to 15 minutes. Security, 24/7 front desk, wheelchair access and free Wi-Fi.
4. ARB Parking Philadelphia: about $8/day. 4700 Island Ave, 1.1 miles from the airport, the closest lot on Triply. Free shuttle 24/7, every 10 minutes. Security and wheelchair access.
5. Quality Inn Philadelphia Airport: about $9/day. 45 Industrial Hwy, Essington, 3.3 miles from the airport. Complimentary 24/7 shuttle every 30 minutes to your terminal; for the ride back, call (610) 521-2400. Restaurant, fitness center and free Wi-Fi.
6. PHL Park & Ride - Holiday Inn Philadelphia Airport: about $24/day. 2033 Penrose Ave, 4.1 miles from the airport. Shuttle 24/7, every 30 minutes, with pickups on demand. It costs more per day than the $18 Economy Lot.

All seven listings on Triply come with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in. Booking in advance holds your spot at the rate you booked. For a deeper look at security, amenities, and lot-by-lot details, see our Philadelphia Airport off-site parking guide.

What Is the Height Limit for PHL Parking Garages — and What Are Your Options?

PHL's on-airport garages and Short-Term parking have a height limit of 6 ft 2 in. If you are driving a full-size van, pickup truck with a cap, camper, or oversized SUV, your vehicle may not fit.

Your options for oversized vehicles at PHL:

• Economy Lot: Oversized vehicles staying over 24 hours use the Economy Lot. At $18/day flat, taxes included, it works for trucks, vans and larger SUVs, though vehicles over 9,000 lb GVW are not allowed.
• Off-site lots: Motel 6 and Red Carpet Inn Philadelphia Airport share an address and cost about $6/day each on Triply with no shuttle (you arrange a rideshare or taxi). They charge nothing extra for full-size vans, pickup trucks or large SUVs.

If you are unsure about your vehicle, call PPA Airport Operations at (215) 683-9842 before you arrive to confirm where it can park.

How Do You Get to PHL Parking From I-95, I-76, and Penrose Avenue?

PHL sits 7 miles southwest of Center City Philadelphia, directly off Interstate 95. The airport is also accessible from I-76 (Schuylkill Expressway) and PA Route 291 (Penrose Avenue / Governor Printz Boulevard). Before you leave, check real-time traffic on Waze — I-95 near PHL can back up significantly during rush hour, adding 15–25 minutes to your drive.

From I-95 South or North

Take Exit 13 (Airport/I-76) from I-95. Follow signs toward Philadelphia International Airport. The airport loop road splits for each terminal and garage. Garage signs appear before each terminal entrance — follow the sign for your garage letter.

From I-76 (Schuylkill Expressway)

Exit onto I-95 South at the merge near South Philadelphia. From there, follow I-95 to Exit 13. Signs for airport garages are clearly posted from the exit ramp.

From PA Route 291 (Penrose Avenue / Governor Printz Boulevard)

Route 291 feeds directly into the airport loop. It runs parallel to the terminal frontage road. Use this route if you are coming from South Philadelphia, Chester, or Wilmington, Delaware.

Inside the airport loop, follow the overhead green signs for each terminal and garage. Garage letters are posted at every decision point. The Economy Lot has its own dedicated entrance — look for the brown Economy Lot signs before you reach the main garage row.

Is There EV Charging and Accessible Parking at Philadelphia Airport?

EV charging at PHL is free — there is no charge for electricity, though standard parking rates still apply (verified April 2026, per PHL official amenities data). Charging stations are located within the airport parking garages. You can locate available chargers using the ChargePoint app for EV drivers before you arrive.

Accessible parking is available in designated areas in the garage structures (A, B, C, D, and E/F; Garage C is currently closed). For assistance, contact PPA Airport Operations at (215) 683-9842. The Economy Lot also accommodates accessible vehicles, and the 24/7 shuttle is available for passengers who need it.

PHL is currently in the middle of a $500 million capital improvement program ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, MLB All-Star Game, and America's 250th anniversary. Terminal restrooms have been renovated with accessible changing tables and service animal relief areas. Most construction wraps by May 2026. Garage C is currently closed for upgrades, and some temporary signage detours may be in place, so allow a few extra minutes if it is your first visit this year.

Ready to Book PHL Airport Parking?

Now that you have a clear picture of the Philadelphia International Airport parking map, from garage locations and terminal pairings to off-site lot options and driving directions, you have everything you need to pick the right spot. On-airport, the Economy Lot is $18/day and the garages are $32/day. Off-site lots on Triply start at about $6/day, and five of the seven listings run 24/7 shuttles to the terminals. Apart from the Holiday Inn Park & Ride, they run about $6 to $9/day, well below the Economy Lot rate.

Book ahead to choose your lot and dates. Compare off-site PHL airport parking on Triply and reserve your spot from about $6/day, with free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before check-in.

Compare PHL parking rates: the lowest off-airport rate with a shuttle on Triply, about $6/day, is about 80% less per day than the $32/day upper-level rate at the airport's terminal garages.