Official ORD long term parking costs $10–$68/day. Off-site lots start at $6.95/day.
Compare ORD Parking & SaveORD operates several official parking facilities across its domestic and international terminals. The Economy Lot (E) is the designated long-term option — it is the cheapest, with a free 24/7 shuttle to the terminals. The Daily Lot (D) is closer and priced for shorter stays, the International Lot serves Terminal 5, and Valet in the Main Lot is the premium drop-and-go option. The Hourly Lot maxes out at $68/day — designed for quick pickups, not long-term storage.
All rates below come from Chicago's official parking page at flychicago.com, rechecked October 2026. ORD's official lots are first-come, first-served — they do not accept advance reservations.
| Option | Daily max | Access to terminal | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy Lot (E) | $10 | Free 24/7 shuttle | Long trips, best official value |
| Daily Lot (D) | $17 | Free 24/7 shuttle | Long trips, closer to terminals |
| International Lot | $17 | Free 24/7 shuttle to T5 | International departures |
| Valet (Main Lot) | $30 | At terminal curb | Premium, drop-and-go |
| Hourly Lot | $68 | Walk | Quick pickups (first hour $3) |
| Off-site lots (our partners) | From $6.95 | Free shuttle (select lots) or rideshare | Any trip length, best value |
Rates checked October 2026 against flychicago.com. Rates subject to change; confirm before travel.
All of our vetted ORD parking partners, sorted alphabetically. Every rate below is lower than ORD's Daily Lot. The lot with the lowest price carries a "Cheapest" badge — note that the absolute cheapest lot (Holiday Inn Express) runs an hourly shuttle only from 5 AM to 10 PM, and Baymont by Wyndham Addison has no shuttle (rideshare credit instead). Check each card for shuttle availability.
“Routes is the best value valet near ORD. At $11.95 a day, the 24/7 on-demand shuttle had me at the terminal in minutes. The lot is gated, well-lit, and the staff were friendly. Saved over $100 versus the Daily Lot for a week.”
“Pride is the only lot near ORD with car delivery — they brought my car to me on return, which saved a whole shuttle loop. Free baggage help, car wash on-site, and a genuinely 24/7 shuttle. Worth the higher nightly rate.”
“Hyatt Place is a solid mid-range self-park option. The shuttle runs every 40 minutes on a predictable schedule, and the front desk is staffed 24/7. The trade-off is no overnight shuttle — I plan returns before 10:30 PM.”
“Super 8 is a budget workhorse — simple self-park, reliable 24/7 shuttle, and the price is right. The lot is a bit dated but secure, and the front desk is helpful. Good for a long trip when you just want the car stored safely.”
“Marriott Suites is my go-to for longer ORD trips. The in-and-out privileges are genuinely useful if my plans change, and the shuttle runs every 30 minutes on the hour and half-hour. The 3-day minimum is fair for the quality of service.”
“Crowne Plaza is the best self-park value near ORD. $10.95 a day, predictable 30-minute shuttle, and the live tracking on trackmyshuttle.com is a nice touch. Just note the last shuttle is at 9:30 PM — plan your return accordingly.”
“Baymont Addison is the cheapest option I found at $9.00 a day, but the 8-day minimum is real. For a two-week trip, the rideshare credit ($30) covered most of my Uber. Not for weekend trips, but unbeatable for long stays.”
“Holiday Inn Express is the cheapest shuttle lot near ORD — under seven dollars a day. The hourly shuttle worked for my afternoon flight, and the front desk was helpful. Just plan around the 5 AM–10 PM schedule.”
“Park N Jet is the full-service option. Family-owned since 1997, 24/7 shuttle, and they washed my car while I was away. The nightly rate is higher than the budget lots, but the valet convenience and car wash justify it for long trips.”
“Routes is my usual ORD valet. The on-demand shuttle means no waiting — I call when I land and the driver is there in 10 minutes. The lot is 5 blocks from the airport, so even the ride is short. Good value for a valet lot.”
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On-site parking at ORD is convenient if you are walking straight from the Daily Lot or Valet into the terminal. But the official lots are priced for convenience, not value — even the Economy Lot at $10/day is more than the best off-site rates, and the Daily Lot at $17/day is more than double what some off-site lots charge. For a week-long trip, the gap widens dramatically: $70–$119 on-site versus $48–$105 off-site, plus a free shuttle at most partners.
Chicago O'Hare's official parking runs from $10 per day for the Economy Lot to $68 per day for the Hourly Lot. The Daily Lot is $17 per day, the International Lot is $17 per day, and Valet is $30 per day. Off-site lots start at $6.95 per day, with the cheapest 24/7-shuttle option at Routes Airport Parking for $11.95 per day.
The cheapest official option is the Economy Lot at $10 per day. Off-site, Holiday Inn Express O'Hare offers parking from $6.95 per day with a free hourly shuttle (5 AM–10 PM). Baymont by Wyndham Addison is $9.00 per day but has no shuttle — the hotel provides a $15–$30 rideshare credit instead. The cheapest 24/7-shuttle option is Routes Airport Parking at $11.95 per day.
Yes. Off-site parking near ORD starts at $6.95 per day, compared to $10 per day at the Economy Lot, $17 at the Daily Lot, $30 for Valet, and up to $68 for Hourly. For a 7-day trip, off-site parking saves roughly $21 to $427 depending on which on-site option you would otherwise use.
Book 1–2 weeks in advance for the best off-site rates. ORD's official lots are first-come, first-served but can fill during the holiday season and major Chicago events. Off-site lots price dynamically — popular valet lots like Routes and Pride sell out first, especially around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
No. ORD does not offer free long term parking. The cheapest official option is the Economy Lot at $10 per day. There is a free Cell Phone Lot for staging passenger pickups, but it is not intended for storing a vehicle during a trip.
ORD's official Economy, Daily, and Hourly lots are first-come, first-served — they do not accept reservations. Off-site lots, including Routes, Pride, Park N Jet, and all hotel-based options, do accept advance bookings and most offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before arrival.
Shuttle frequency varies by lot. Routes, Pride, Super 8, and Park N Jet run 24/7 on demand. Crowne Plaza runs every 30 minutes 5 AM–9:30 PM. Marriott Suites runs every 30 minutes 5 AM–10 PM. Hyatt Place runs every 40 minutes 5 AM–10:30 PM. Holiday Inn Express runs hourly 5 AM–10 PM. Baymont by Wyndham Addison has no shuttle — the hotel provides a $15–$30 rideshare credit instead.
Pride Airport Parking and Park N Jet are the closest at about 1.9 miles from the terminals. Routes Airport Parking is 2 miles out, and Crowne Plaza is 2.1 miles. Hyatt Place is 2.2 miles away. Shuttle rides from these lots typically take 5–10 minutes.
For a 7-day trip, an off-site lot with a 24/7 shuttle is the best value — expect $11.95–$14.95 per day at Routes, Pride, or Park N Jet, versus $10–$30 on-site. If your flight times fit within daylight hours, Holiday Inn Express at $6.95 per day with an hourly shuttle saves the most. On airport property, the Economy Lot at $10 per day is the cheapest official option.