Atlanta Airport (ATL) Parking Rates: Daily Costs by Lot

Where these numbers come from

Atlanta splits its parking into a domestic side and an international side, and the prices differ. On the domestic side the everyday self-park choices are Daily at $30 a day, Economy at $20, and the newer ATL West Deck at $30. The budget tier is Park Ride and the ParkATL Select lots, each starting at $15 a day. The airport's own page lists no weekly rate, so a week is simply seven daily charges.

The Hourly lot is the one to watch. The domestic version is capped at $50 for the first day and $75 for each day after that. A seven-day trip costs $50 plus six days at $75, which is $500. The same week in Economy is 7 x $20 = $140, and in Park Ride it is 7 x $15 = $105. Parking in the Hourly lot for a week therefore costs about $395 more than Economy. Keep Hourly for short meet-and-greet stops.

International departures use different numbers. The international Hourly lot is $70 for the first day and $100 for each extra day, and the international Park Ride is $30 a day. Two weeks in the international Park Ride costs 14 x $30 = $420, compared with $210 for 14 days in the domestic Park Ride. Check which terminal your airline uses before you pick a lot, because the cheap domestic prices do not carry over.

Reservations are worth a look. The airport sells pre-booked spaces through ParkATL, where you enter your entry and exit times and see the final price and availability. The page says booking ahead helps you avoid a full lot. The page does not state the price of a reserved space in the other lots, so compare the quote to the drive-up figures in the table before you commit.

Here is a simple break-even check. A family of three going to the airport by rideshare might pay a round-trip fare you can look up in your app; call it $70 as an example. Seven days in Park Ride costs $105, so the car is cheaper only if you would otherwise need that ride in both directions and the fare is under about $105 total. For a solo traveler on a four-day trip, four days at $15 is $60, which can beat a $70 round-trip fare. Use your actual quote in the airport parking on-site vs off-site calculator.

Rates change, and the airport page did not show a dated rate notice when checked. Treat the figures as the posted rates on the check date, and confirm on the reservation screen before you travel. See also the Orlando parking page and the Charlotte parking page for other large hubs.

Sources

• Hartsfield-Jackson parking (atl.com)

Figures checked on September 30, 2026.

This page is general information, not legal, insurance or travel-agent advice. Fees, rules and limits change, so confirm the figures with the official sources listed above before you book or travel.