A plain-English overview of your parking options at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, plus tips to help you book with confidence.
See ATL Parking OptionsFlying out of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)? Parking is one of the first things to sort out. This guide covers the parking options listed on the airport's official website, atl.com, what to check before you book, and how to plan your arrival so you're not rushing to your gate.
ParkNJet is an independent guide and does not operate any parking at ATL. Details change, so always confirm current information on the official ATL parking page or the provider's website before you go.
Here's what the airport's official website lists, plus off-airport parking run by private companies nearby.
atl.com lists Hourly and Daily parking for the Domestic Terminal.
atl.com's home page features the ATL South Red Deck as the airport's “newest, largest parking facility with smart features.”
The airport's parking rate table doesn't list it separately, so check atl.com for which parking types it offers and the current rates before you go.
atl.com lists Economy parking at a flat daily rate that's lower than Daily parking. The airport lists EV chargers at North Domestic Terminal Economy.
According to atl.com, ATL West Deck is a 3–5 minute SkyTrain ride from check-in and arrivals. The SkyTrain stop is on Level 4 of the deck.
These are ATL's lowest-priced official lots. atl.com lists:
atl.com describes free shuttle service from its shuttle lots, with a 3–5 minute ride to check-in and arrivals. Confirm which terminal your lot's shuttle serves. Shuttle lots on atl.com
For the International Terminal, atl.com lists two options:
atl.com promotes ParkATL, the airport's online service for booking parking ahead of time. Reservation prices and terms can differ from drive-up rates, so read them before you pay.
Picking someone up? atl.com lists a free, well-lit Park and Wait Lot at 1920 Autoport Drive, College Park, GA 30337, meant for short waits. Follow the airport roadway signs to get there.
Private companies run parking lots near ATL, and many offer shuttles to the terminals and online reservations. They aren't run by the airport.
Each company sets its own prices, shuttle hours, and cancellation rules, so compare a few. See the booking sites we list on our home page.
Rates as listed on atl.com, ATL's official website, when this page was last updated, Oct 2026. Rates change, so check the official parking page before you go.
| Parking area | Rate |
|---|---|
| Hourly (Domestic) | $50 max for the first day; $75 per day for each additional day |
| Daily | $30 per day |
| Economy | $20 per day |
| ATL West Deck | $30 per day |
| Park Ride | $15 per day |
| ATL Select | $15 uncovered, $20 covered, $40 oversized (per day) |
| International Hourly | $70 max for the first day; $100 per day for each additional day |
| International Park Ride | $30 per day |
A side-by-side look at the main ways to park for a domestic trip from ATL.
| Option | Distance to terminals | Shuttle? | Price | More info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Daily | At the Domestic Terminal (see atl.com maps) | Check atl.com | $30 per day, as listed on atl.com, Oct 2026 | atl.com |
| Economy | Check atl.com parking maps | Check atl.com | $20 per day, as listed on atl.com, Oct 2026 | atl.com |
| ATL West Deck | 3–5 minute SkyTrain ride | SkyTrain from Level 4 | $30 per day, as listed on atl.com, Oct 2026 | atl.com |
| Park Ride / ATL Select | Farther | Yes, free | From $15 per day, as listed on atl.com, Oct 2026 | atl.com |
| Off-airport lot | Varies | Usually yes | Prices vary by dates and lot; check the provider for current rates | Booking sites |
ATL's Domestic and International terminals have their own parking areas. Check which terminal your flight uses before you drive, and use the airport's downloadable parking maps on atl.com.
Based on atl.com's listed rates, Hourly parking costs up to $50 for the first day and $75 for each day after, while Daily is $30 and Economy is $20. For overnight trips, the Hourly lot adds up fast.
atl.com lists a 3–5 minute ride from the shuttle lots and from ATL West Deck. Add waiting time on top of check-in and security, especially at busy times.
According to atl.com, Courtesy Assistance Services offers free jump-starts, air inflation, and vehicle locates to airport parking customers. Look for the Emergency Information Call Boxes.
atl.com lists EV charging at several public parking areas, including the North Domestic Daily, Hourly and Economy lots, the South Domestic EV Village, International Hourly, International Park-Ride, ATL West Deck, and ATL Select (Sullivan Road).
ATL's parking areas are large. Take a photo of your level and row before you head to the terminal so you can find your car quickly when you get back.
It can be, but not always. ATL's own Park Ride and ATL Select lots are lower-cost official options, and off-airport lots set their own prices and fees. Compare the total cost for your dates before deciding.
As listed on atl.com in October 2026, Park Ride and uncovered ATL Select are both $15 per day. Rates change, so check atl.com before you go.
Yes. atl.com promotes ParkATL, the airport's online reservation service. Check the price, cancellation terms, and which lot you're booking before you pay.
atl.com lists International Hourly, directly in front of the International Terminal, and International Park Ride, covered parking a few minutes away. Both have their own rates in the table above.
Use the free Park and Wait Lot at 1920 Autoport Drive, College Park, which atl.com says is meant for short waits. Directions are posted on signs along the airport roadways.
atl.com says Courtesy Assistance Services provides free jump-starts, air inflation, and vehicle locates. Emergency Information Call Boxes connect you to the parking office and Airport police 24 hours a day.
Check the official airport options, compare a few booking sites for off-airport lots, and book with the provider that fits your trip.