Official ATL long term parking costs $15–$50/day. Off-site lots start at $2.95/day (shuttle extra).
Compare ATL Parking & SaveATL operates separate parking networks for the Domestic and International terminals. On the Domestic side, the cheapest official option is Park Ride at $15/day — a surface lot with a free 24/7 shuttle. Economy is $20/day, Daily is $30/day, ATL West Deck is $30/day, and Hourly maxes out at $50 for the first day and $75 for each additional day. ATL Select (on Sullivan Road) is $15/day uncovered, $20/day covered, and $40/day for oversized vehicles. On the International side, Park Ride is $30/day and Hourly is $70 for the first day, $100 for each additional day.
All rates below come from Hartsfield-Jackson's official parking page, rechecked October 2026. ATL's lots can fill quickly — the airport publishes live lot status, and prebooking is available for all official products.
| Option | Daily max | Access to terminal | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Park Ride (Domestic) | $15 | Free 24/7 shuttle | Budget long trips |
| Economy (Domestic) | $20 | Free 24/7 shuttle | Long trips, best official value |
| Daily (Domestic) | $30 | Walk / short shuttle | Short trips, covered parking |
| ATL West Deck | $30 | Sky Train | Domestic travelers, covered |
| ATL Select (Uncovered / Covered / Oversized) | $15 / $20 / $40 | Free shuttle | Budget to oversized vehicles |
| Hourly (Domestic) | $50 (first day) | Walk | Pickups, very short stays |
| International Park Ride | $30 | Free 24/7 shuttle | Long international trips |
| International Hourly | $70 (first day) | Walk | Quick international pickups |
| Off-site lots (our partners) | From $2.95 | Free shuttle (select lots) or rideshare | Any trip length, best value |
Rates checked October 2026 against atl.com/parking. Rates subject to change; confirm before travel.
All of our vetted ATL parking partners, sorted alphabetically. Every rate below is lower than ATL's cheapest on-site option. The lot with the lowest price carries a "Cheapest" badge — note that the absolute cheapest lot (Sonesta Select) does not currently run a shuttle. Check each card for shuttle availability.
“Sky Lot 2 is the best value near ATL if you want a 24/7 shuttle. At $6.95 a day, the shuttle ran every 15 minutes and the lot felt secure with the electric fence. Saved over $100 versus the Daily Deck for a week.”
“Four Points by Sheraton was a solid mid-range choice. The shuttle ran every 30 minutes, and the front desk stored my keys. No room booking required, which made it easy. The lot is just over two miles from the terminal.”
“Peachy is my go-to for ATL. The 24/7 high-frequency shuttle means no waiting, and the indoor option for International is a lifesaver. The front desk is staffed around the clock and the lot is spotless.”
“Renaissance Concourse is the closest off-site lot I have used. The 24/7 on-demand shuttle had me at the Domestic terminal in minutes. No room booking needed, and the front desk was helpful. Worth the few extra dollars for the location.”
“PreFlight was excellent. The shuttle runs every 5–10 minutes to Domestic, and the covered parking was worth it for my International trip. The lot is cashless and gated, and the bottled water at exit was a nice touch.”
“Days Inn is a budget option, but the hourly shuttle is the catch. If you miss it, you wait another hour. The lot is well-lit and secure, and the price is the lowest I found with a working shuttle. Just plan around the schedule.”
“Sky Lot Atlanta is reliable. The 24/7 shuttle runs every 15 minutes, and the lot is well-lit with an electric fence. The front booth is staffed around the clock. A solid choice if Sky Lot 2 is full.”
“Horizon is a good value if you do not mind the Sky Train connection. The shuttle drops at the Sky Train station, and the train takes you straight into Domestic. No airport shuttle traffic. The lot is small but secure.”
“Routes is a straightforward self-park option. The shuttle drops at the Car Rental Center, and the train to Domestic is easy. The lot is gated and monitored. Just note the shuttle stops at 11:30 PM — plan your return accordingly.”
“Sonesta Select is the cheapest option at under three dollars a day, but the shuttle is suspended. I used Uber both ways, which added about $30 round trip. Still cheaper than Economy for a long trip, but less convenient.”
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On-site parking at ATL is convenient if you are walking straight from the Daily Deck or Hourly Garage into the Domestic Terminal. But the official lots are priced for convenience, and even Economy — ATL's designated long-term option at $20/day — costs more than most off-site lots with a free shuttle. On the International side, the gap is even wider: $30–$70 per day on-site versus $5.95–$11.95 off-site.
Hartsfield-Jackson's official domestic parking runs from $15 per day for Park Ride up to $50 for Hourly. Economy is $20 per day, Daily is $30, ATL West Deck is $30, and ATL Select is $15–$40 depending on the product. International Park Ride is $30, and International Hourly is $70 per day. Off-site lots start at $2.95 per day, but the cheapest lot with a shuttle is Days Inn at $5.95 per day.
The cheapest official option is Park Ride at $15 per day, followed by Economy at $20 per day. Off-site, Sonesta Select offers parking from $2.95 per day, but the shuttle is temporarily suspended — you will need an Uber or taxi. The cheapest off-site lot with a working free shuttle is Days Inn at $5.95 per day.
Yes. Off-site parking near ATL starts at $2.95 per day without a shuttle, or $5.95 per day with a free shuttle. Official Economy is $20 per day and the Daily Deck is $30. For a 7-day trip, off-site parking with a shuttle saves roughly $42 to $168 compared to Economy, and $63 to $189 compared to Daily.
Book 1–2 weeks in advance for the best off-site rates. ATL's official lots can fill quickly, especially during the December holidays and major Atlanta events. Off-site lots price dynamically and popular hotel-based lots sell out. Prebooking guarantees a space and usually locks in a lower rate.
No. ATL does not offer free long term parking. The cheapest official option is Park Ride at $15 per day. There is a free Park and Wait Lot for staging passenger pickups, but it is not intended for storing a vehicle during a trip.
Yes. ATL's official lots accept prebookings through the airport's reservation system, which locks in a space and often a lower rate. Off-site lots also accept advance bookings and most offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before arrival.
Shuttle frequency varies by lot. Sky Lot 2 and Sky Lot Atlanta run 24/7 every 15 minutes to Domestic. Peachy runs 24/7 high-frequency to Domestic, with indoor required for International. PreFlight runs Domestic every 5–10 minutes and International every 30 minutes from covered rows. Four Points runs every 30 minutes 5 AM–midnight. Days Inn runs hourly 6 AM–11 PM. Renaissance runs 24/7 on demand to Domestic only. Sonesta Select's shuttle is temporarily suspended.
Renaissance Concourse is about 1 mile from the terminal, and Days Inn is 2.3 miles out. Four Points by Sheraton is 2.2 miles, Peachy is 2 miles, and Horizon is 1.9 miles. Shuttle rides from these lots typically take 5–10 minutes, though some drop at the Sky Train or Car Rental Center rather than the terminal curb.
For a 7-day trip, an off-site lot with a free 24/7 shuttle is the best value — expect $5.95–$11.95 per day versus $15–$30 on-site. Renaissance Concourse at $6.95 per day with a 24/7 on-demand shuttle is the closest option. If you want the absolute cheapest with a shuttle, Days Inn at $5.95 per day works if your return lands before 11 PM. On airport property, Economy at $20 per day is the best official deal.