The 50 busiest US airports — parking and ground transport, researched per airport
Every page on Airside Maps is written for the airport it covers. We list the actual on-site garages by name, the published daily rate at the airport's own gate, the off-site lots that run real shuttles, and the rideshare and rental car logistics you will face at the curb. No recycled boilerplate. No "varies by season."
Free tool: Try the airport parking cost calculator — pick your airport and trip length and see every lot ranked cheapest to priciest.
Featured airports
Northeast 10
Dense, transit-rich airports serving the Boston–Washington corridor — JFK, LGA, EWR, BOS, PHL, BWI, DCA, IAD, PIT, BUF.
Southeast 11
Atlanta and the Florida + Carolina coast — sprawling rental car operations, big economy lots, and frequent free off-site shuttles.
Midwest 11
Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis and the Great Lakes hubs — connection-bank schedules, long economy walks, and reliable rail access at most.
West 14
West Coast, Mountain, Hawaii, and Alaska — long approach roads, sprawling economy lots, and the highest off-site parking value in the country.
Southwest 4
Texas plus Phoenix and Albuquerque — large multi-terminal complexes with people movers and consolidated rental car centers.
What you'll find for every airport
On-site parking
Hourly, daily, economy, valet — listed by name with the published drive-up daily rate.
Off-site lots
Independent operators with shuttle frequency and how they compare to on-airport.
Rideshare logistics
Pickup zones, surcharges, and where Uber/Lyft actually waits at each airport.
Rental cars
Where the consolidated facility lives and how to reach it from each terminal.
Public transit
Rail and bus connections with fares, frequency, and travel time to downtown.
Terminal map
Concourse layout, hub airline assignments, and walking times to expect.