Parking at SAN

San Diego International Airport holds the title of the busiest single-runway airway in the U.S.A. It sees a whopping 20 million travelers per year. It is also the main gateway to one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the U.S. If you are visiting SAN airport in the near future you should probably prepare. So whether you are planning to park your car, look for a mode of transportation, or factor in a nice layover this is the guide for you. Let's look at parking first.

San Diego International's airport parking rates can be a bit on the pricey side. The lowest rate available is $13 dollars a day in the economy lot off of Pacific Highway. The lot is the furthest out from the terminal and requires a bit of a trek. The next lot over is the second economy lot off of Harbor Drive. This is a bit closer but not by much and enjoys an increased rate of $20 dollars per day. The actual terminal lots located at the airport are the most expensive at $30 dollars and up per day. The up price is dependent on partaking in their valet services. If you are planning an extended stay, airport rates might be a bit costly but luckily off-site lots can be had for as low as $10 dollars per day.

Off-site lots do require a shuttle but offer better rates for longer away times. The lots offer different services that influence the price. Some come with valet services that match SAN airport parking, while others offer free amenities like water, newspapers, and luggage service. The lots are secure so you do not have to worry about your auto while you are away. SAN is also served by a number of airport hotels, many of which provide their own long-term parking options for guests. The many choices can be daunting but accessing our site makes shopping easy.

We work directly with top-tier lots to offer you the best options for your specific budget. You can also vet each service by viewing ratings and reviews right on our site. You can compare rates to ensure you are getting not only quality but price as well. You can even reserve your off-site lot direct from our site. Preparing for your travel day has never been easier.

Getting to SAN

SAN airport receives direct service from the I-5 which connects to other highways like Route 163. The airport can be reached easily by standard car travel and public transportation. Public transportation comes in two flavors. The airport is a regular destination for city buses and can be accessed directly by the COASTER and Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner. Both commuter trains provide access to downtown San Diego and its outliers. Travelers to SAN airport can connect to the airport station and ride the rails directly to the airport terminals. Buses connect via scheduled routes and travelers can make their way through various connections.

SAN airport is serviced by regular taxi companies, online transportation services like Uber and Lyft, as well as private cars and shuttles. Taxies, Uber, and Lyft can all be hired out by phone or the internet. They follow rates determined by miles. Private cars and shuttles operate under a flat rate. Private autos such as limos and luxury sedans provide a pampered trek to SAN. Perfect for special occasions or people. Shuttle service can be shared or private depending on the situation. They will also pick you up directly from home and ferry you to the airport. There is also curbside service if you are being dropped off and long-term parking options if driving yourself.

Getting Around SAN

If you have a layover at SAN you will not be bored. The airport has two terminals with various amenities to pass the time. SAN airport is easy to navigate and offers a full menu of dining options. You can get fast food or enjoy sit-down restaurants. Some are fresh flavors indicative of San Diego itself. SAN airport even utilizes an "At Your Gate" app that allows you to order food from any eatery and have it delivered to your gate. So you do not have to worry about missing your flight. The airport is also home to plenty of shops from bookstores to clothing stores. Terminal 2 even sports a toy store for the kiddos.

If you are looking to relax terminal 2 has the Be Relax Spa which offers quick treatments. It also has its own lounge that offers a variety of services. The airport also hosts the typical airport artwork that every airway offers. Paintings and sculptures pepper the terminals offering travelers plenty to see. So if you want to stretch your legs you can enjoy some interesting sightseeing. The airport is also home to a performance art program that provides live music and entertainment at various spots in the airport. So you can also catch a live show to pass the time between your arrival and departure.

Metro access also allows you to peruse the city of San Diego itself if your layover is long enough. You can go to downtown San Diego and enjoy the town a little bit before you make your trek back to the airport. If your layover is exceedingly long you can also get a comfortable room at many of the nearby airport hotels. They will even shuttle you to and from so you can make your flight with ease.

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