Palm Beach Airport Parking

West Palm Beach (PBI) Parking Guide
Looking for Palm Beach Airport parking? This PBI parking solutions page can definitely help you.

Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) is located 3 miles west of the city of Palm Beach, in Florida. It is the primary commercial airport serving Palm Beach County and the surrounding communities. Every year, close to 6 million passengers use PBIA and this number is expected to increase in the coming years as the southeast Florida area continues to experience an upsurge in economic activity.

The airport is currently managed and maintained by the Palm Beach County Department of Airports. Palm Beach Airport parking is available at the airport garages in front of the terminal, at 2 long-term parking lots and at the remote Park & Ride lot. Customers can choose from Premium, Short-Term, Long-Term, and Park & Ride parking options. Off-airport, several privately-run facilities, such as the Sunshine Garage on Mercer Ave, also offer excellent parking solutions to PBI travelers.


Here’s a short guide on how to find the best Palm Beach Airport parking options:

Calculate and do a comparison of PBI Airport parking rates. You can quickly do this by simply entering your vehicle drop-off and pick-up time and date into the flashing parking rate calculator at the top of this page. Once you’ve pushed the Calculate Rates button, your actual parking rates will appear instantly right there on the map, beside each parking lot, and on the chart underneath. Compare and find the most economical option.

Select your PBI parking location. This is easy after you’ve done the computation above. Pick the nearest parking site that works best for you. Simply slide the cursor over your selected parking lot on the map and all the relevant contact information - web site, address, telephone numbers etc. - and description will be provided.

Book your parking spot. After you’ve made your choice, don’t forget to reserve your parking, if it’s supported (look for the blue parking icons on the map). Congratulations. You now have a secured PBI Airport parking spot.


Palm Beach Airport Parking Rates
Below are the published parking rates at all Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) parking stations:

Premium Lot
Outside Baggage Claim
- First 20 minutes - $2.00 minimum charge
- $1.00 per 20 minutes thereafter
- Maximum Charge $30.00 per 24 hours

Short Term
Terminal Levels 4-7
- $1.00 per 20 minutes
- Maximum Charge $17.00 per 24 hours

Long Term
Surface Lot & Garage
- $1.00 per 20 minutes
- Maximum Charge $13.00 per 24 hours

Park & Ride
Shuttle service to curb side baggage check-in
- First 2 Hours - $2.00
- $1.00 each additional 20 minutes
- Maximum Charge $7.00 per 24 hours

Cell Phone Waiting Lot
Unattended parking prohibited.
- Free of charge.

The preceding Palm Beach Airport parking rates apply to locations currently administered by the airport authority. The PBI parking rate schedule is subject to change and may have been revised since this web page was updated - please find the latest fees through the parking map and rate calculator on this page or by visiting the Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) official web site at: www.pbia.org.


Related Pages:
Fort Lauderdale Airport Parking
Richmond Airport Parking
El Paso Airport Parking

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