IAH Airport Parking Options

Depending on the lot you choose to park at the airport and the duration, the rate of the parking lot ranges from $5 per hour of short-term parking to $26 per day for valet long-term parking.

If you want to ditch parking fees at The Houston Airport System, you may use the cell phone lot for free for the first few minutes. This cell phone lot is ideal if you’re simply planning to pick up a passenger.

Generally, the cheapest parking at HAS Airport is the Terminal Garages. The rate starts at $1 up to 10 minutes, $5 for 11 minutes to 1 hour, $6 for 1-2 hours, $8 for 2–3 hours, and $10 for 3–5 hours.

Yes. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, valet parking at IAH Airport is currently closed. On its operating day, this service provides you with curbside drop-off located at Zone 3 on the Departures Level in front of the Airport Terminal. It costs $35 per day – hourly service is not available. To learn more about the current availability of this service, check this link.

Yes. If you want more comfort and convenience for your travel, you can avail yourself of valet service at Houston Airport with covered parking spaces. The rate for the first 2 hours is $14 and the following hours up to 24 hours is $28. This service is located at Terminal A and B Garage, Terminal C Garage, Terminal D Garage, and Terminal E Garage: 2nd Level.

Yes. Both Ecopark and Valet parking lots offer covered spaces to park your car. This is a great option if you want to protect your vehicle from the elements while it is parked.

There are no dedicated parking spots for motorcycles at IAH Airport. However, you can park at any normal parking spot as you would with your 4-wheel vehicles. On the other hand, if you are planning to drive an oversized vehicle like an RV or a camper, you have to know that the Ecopark2 lot can accommodate them.

Yes. To book your parking space in advance, can follow this link. There are also several offsite parking lots you can use and book your space well in advance:

• The Parking Spot 1 on Will Clayton
• The Parking Spot JFK
• Fast Park & Relax IAH

Unfortunately, IAH Airport doesn’t offer discounted parking for both veterans and militaries in active duty.

Yes. There are accessible parking spaces located on all levels at all airport-owned parking garages, including ecopark and ecopark2. Additionally, there are shuttles from ecopark locations that go to the airport that accommodate wheelchairs.

American Airlines is located in Terminal A at IAH. Terminal A is quite large and has been subdivided into two concourses. Check your ticket carefully to make sure you go to the right spot. Gates A1-A15 is located in the North Concourse. Gates A17-A30 are located in the South Concourse. Each concourse has its own security checkpoint, so getting this wrong can cost you a lot of time. There is a Skyway or a Subway that connects Terminal A to the other 4 terminals. Which is available to you depends on which concourse you find yourself in.

Delta Airlines is located in Terminal A at IAH. Terminal A is quite large and has been subdivided into two concourses. Check your ticket carefully to make sure you go to the right spot. Gates A1-A15 is located in the North Concourse. Gates A17-A30 are located in the South Concourse. Each concourse has its own security checkpoint, so getting this wrong can cost you a lot of time. There is a Skyway or a Subway that connects Terminal A to the other 4 terminals. Which is available to you depends on which concourse you find yourself in.

JetBlue Airlines is located in Terminal A at IAH. Terminal A is quite large and has been subdivided into two concourses. Check your ticket carefully to make sure you go to the right spot. Gates A1-A15 is located in the North Concourse. Gates A17-A30 are located in the South Concourse. Each concourse has its own security checkpoint, so getting this wrong can cost you a lot of time. There is a Skyway or a Subway that connects Terminal A to the other 4 terminals. Which is available to you depends on which concourse you find yourself in.

Southwest Airlines is located in Terminal A at IAH. Terminal A is quite large and has been subdivided into two concourses. Check your ticket carefully to make sure you go to the right spot. Gates A1-A15 is located in the North Concourse. Gates A17-A30 are located in the South Concourse. Each concourse has its own security checkpoint, so getting this wrong can cost you a lot of time. There is a Skyway or a Subway that connects Terminal A to the other 4 terminals. Which is available to you depends on which concourse you find yourself in.

United Airlines may be located in any of the domestic terminals - Terminals A, B, C, D, or E at IAH. Since United operates in several locations at IAH, always check with your United before arriving at the airport to make sure you check-in at the right spot and take the most efficient route to your departing gate. If you find yourself in the wrong terminal, there is either a subway or a skyway, depending on which side of the airport you’re on, that can transport you to any of the other terminals.