The company has the capacity to build as many as 347. Airport Resort Parking built 30 private parking spaces, or “car condos,” and they quickly sold out. It makes the valet look positively low-class. If you can afford valet parking at DIA, you probably don’t even need to be reading this. This is where they store the cars that will head to auction because they have outstayed their welcome (been left more than 30 days without being claimed) and send people who don’t follow the “how to be a good passenger” rules (just seeing if you were paying attention).Ģ4 hours $27, Hourly $11 first hour, $2 each additional. It does take longer to get back to the airport, though, and it’s a big lot with a lot of people trying to get on, so don’t be surprised if it takes up to a half hour after you get out of your car to get to the terminal.Įxperience: This lot, which feels as though it’s in Nebraska, is rarely used it takes a big holiday to fill up everything else. Also, why do we have to walk farther away for a DIA lot shuttle – all the way to the corner of the terminal – than we do for other shuttles?Įxperience: Five bucks a day is pretty cheap, and the shuttles actually move through this lot surprisingly frequently.
The 24-hour shuttles are supposed to run every 15 minutes, but sometimes it makes more sense to hoof it, because if you miss the shuttle – which often seems to be training for NASCAR when it’s moving through the lot and you’re trying to chase it down and more like “Driving Miss Daisy” when you’re waiting in 98-degree temps – it’s closer to 20 minutes.
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Wally Park is the only private parking company operating on DIA property, and there are three others within a reasonable shuttle distance, although they vary in time and price – and one was actually faster than parking at DIA on a busy day.īy the way, the best tip we’ve heard for remembering where you park: Text message yourself.Ĭall 30 just before you leave (press “1” to get the recorded message) to find out which lots have spaces.Įxperience: Full on holidays and occasionally over the summer during busy travel times. When DIA opens the 1,700-space covered garage on the southwest corner of the terminal this winter, that will ease things a bit, bringing the total number of parking spaces at the airport to 40,239. But, of course, it’s not as if it’s any different at any other airport in the world – with the volume of flight traffic, we have to accept that there’s a lot of competition for vehicle real estate. The on-site lots fill up, it can be expensive, and trudging to the terminal with luggage is a pain. How do you spell parking at DIA? H-e-a-d-a-c-h-e? Some days, yes. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu
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