St. Louis Lambert Airport (STL) Parking Rates 2026

Since July 1, 2026 St. Louis charges $11 a day in Lot D and $31 to $33 a day in the terminal garages.

As of September 30, 2026

Key figuresAs of September 30, 2026
STL rates effective July 1, 2026 (tax included)
Time parkedTerminal 1 garageTerminal 2 garageLot D
0-2 hours$5$5$11 per 0-24 hours
2-4 hours$14$14$11
4-6 hours$20$20$11
6-12 hours$26$27$11
12-24 hours (daily maximum)$31$33$11
STL stay cost (24-hour rate x days)
StayTerminal 1 garageTerminal 2 garageLot D
3 days$93 (3 x $31)$99 (3 x $33)$33 (3 x $11)
7 days$217 (7 x $31)$231 (7 x $33)$77 (7 x $11)
14 days$434 (14 x $31)$462 (14 x $33)$154 (14 x $11)

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Where these numbers come from

St. Louis reworked its rates on July 1, 2026, and the structure is easy to read. The two terminal garages charge by time bands up to a 24-hour maximum. Terminal 1 tops out at $31 and Terminal 2 at $33. Lot D, the remote lot, is a flat $11 for any period up to 24 hours, with tax included in every quoted price.

For a three-day trip, the lot difference is large. Lot D costs 3 x $11 = $33. Terminal 1 costs 3 x $31 = $93, and Terminal 2 costs 3 x $33 = $99. A week of Lot D parking is 7 x $11 = $77, compared with $217 in Terminal 1 and $231 in Terminal 2. Over two weeks, you would pay $154, $434 or $462. The remote lot saves $280 or more on a 14-day trip.

Lot D is at 11212 Hunter Drive in Bridgeton. Shuttles run around the clock every 8 to 15 minutes, and the airport advises adding about 30 extra minutes for parking and the ride. If your flight is at 6 a.m., that cushion matters more than the $20 a day saved. The first two hours in the garages cost $5, so a quick pickup is cheap there.

Short visits are where the garages fit. A four-hour stay costs $14 in either garage, and a 5-hour stay costs $20. The bands jump at 6 hours, so a 5 hour 50 minute visit at $20 is cheaper than 6 hours 10 minutes at $26 or $27. Terminal 2 costs $1 more in the 6-12 hour band and $2 more at the daily cap, so pick the garage by airline, not price.

The three facilities are run by a contractor with a rewards program and real-time shuttle tracking. Compare St. Louis with Raleigh-Durham or New Orleans, where the cheapest remote option also runs near $12 to $15. Test your own trip length in the airport parking on-site vs off-site calculator.

Finally, think about the return leg. A red-eye landing at 1 a.m. means waiting for a Lot D shuttle that arrives every 8 to 15 minutes, then loading bags. If that wait feels costly, the Terminal 1 garage at $31 versus $11 adds $20 per day, which is $60 on a three-day trip. You can weigh that gap against your patience.

Sources

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.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Lot D parking at STL?

Lot D is $11 for 0-24 hours as of July 1, 2026, with tax included. Shuttles run every 8-15 minutes around the clock.

What is the daily maximum in the STL garages?

The daily maximum is $31 in the Terminal 1 garage and $33 in the Terminal 2 garage, both tax included.

Are the rates different for a week of parking?

The published rates are per 24 hours with no weekly discount listed. A week costs 7 x $11 = $77 in Lot D.

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