How Much Does Long-Term Parking at LAX Cost?

A quick orientation for first-time readers: our lot is at 9821 Vicksburg Avenue in El Segundo, about 2 miles south of LAX. We run shuttles every 10 minutes, 24 hours a day, year-round, to all 9 LAX terminals (Terminals 1 through 8 plus Tom Bradley International, also known as Terminal B). Posted daily rates run $25 to $30; the free VIP Discount Code drops that to $16.95 per day.

What you'll pay

Long-term parking at LAX falls into three pricing tiers. Off-site lots with complimentary shuttles to the terminals are the cheapest tier — and the posted daily rate is fairly consistent across operators, typically $25–$30 per day. LAX Economy Lot E, the cheapest on-airport option, runs about $25–$30 per day on its own shuttle. Terminal-adjacent parking structures at the Central Terminal Area are the most expensive at up to $40 per day.

Where Quik Park Business VIP differs is the discount program. Our posted rate matches the off-site market at $25–$30/day, but our free VIP Discount Code drops the rate to $16.95/day — up to 50% off — for anyone who signs up. There is no membership fee and no minimum stay. The signup takes about two minutes.

For a one-week trip, that's the difference between $210 (posted rate at $30/day) and $119 (VIP member rate at $16.95/day). For a two-week trip, the gap widens to over $180 saved.

Off-site vs. on-airport: how to choose

The break-even calculation depends on three things: trip length, shuttle frequency, and time-of-day flight schedule.

For business travelers on quick 1–2 day trips, the calculus shifts toward terminal garages — the time saved on the front and back ends may be worth the premium, especially for late-night returns when shuttles run less frequently.

For trips of 3 days or more, off-site lots are almost always the better choice. Quik Park Business VIP runs continuous 24/7 shuttles every 10 minutes, with 10–15 minute terminal drop-off times. The total door-to-terminal time is usually within five minutes of using the airport's own Economy Lot shuttle — but at $16.95/day with the VIP code, the trip-total savings are significant.

What extras to look for

Beyond the headline daily rate, the features that actually matter for business travel:

• Reserved guaranteed spaces during peak weeks
• 24/7 shuttle service with departures every 10 minutes
• Covered parking for trips over 3 days, especially in summer
• Online reservations with fixed-rate quotes — no surprise charges at exit
• A discount program: the Quik Park VIP Discount Code drops the daily rate from $25–$30 to $16.95

When to book ahead

For travel during March–April, late June, Thanksgiving week, the December holidays, and major weekend events at SoFi Stadium or Crypto.com Arena, on-airport lots routinely sell out and off-site lots fill to capacity. Booking even 48 hours ahead typically guarantees both rate and space — and applying the VIP Discount Code at checkout locks the $16.95 member rate.

Related reading

• how to save 50% with the VIP Discount Code — the discount program in depth, with signup steps.
• the cheapest parking near LAX — a full landscape comparison of every option.
• the best LAX parking for business travelers — how to factor time, cost, and expense filing.
• corporate parking accounts at LAX — monthly-invoicing setup for teams.
• our park-and-fly LAX guide — the operational walkthrough for off-site users.

Bottom line

If you're flying out of LAX for more than 2 days, an off-site shuttle lot is almost always the best value. The posted rate at any reputable off-site operator runs $25–$30/day — but the Quik Park VIP Discount Code, which is free, brings it down to $16.95/day. For under-2-day trips, run the math against your time and the terminal garage premium. And book ahead during peak weeks — last-minute walk-in availability is rarely guaranteed.

Editor's note: rates in this article are typical market figures as of publication. For exact current rates, visit quikparkbusinessvip.com.