Methodology

How we verify every rate

This site has one job: tell you what parking actually costs at a US airport, and prove it. Here is exactly how the numbers get here.

1. Official sources only

Every rate is taken from the airport authority's own website — the same page the airport publishes for travelers. We link to that source on every airport page. If an airport hides its rates behind a booking flow and doesn't publish them, we say so rather than guess.

2. Dated on capture

Each figure carries the date we last checked it against the source. Parking rates change, usually once a year; the date tells you how fresh the number is.

3. Daily maximums, clearly typed

We show the published daily maximum for each lot, and label the lot type — garage, economy, valet — so you're comparing like with like. Hourly detail is included where the airport publishes it.

4. Off-airport kept separate

Third-party and off-airport lots are often cheaper, but their prices float with demand. We never mix them into the verified official figures; where we link to them, it's clearly marked.

Corrections

Spotted a rate that's changed? That's the one thing we most want to know. The source link on each page is the fastest way to check us.