Parking at Denver airport will soon be a little more expensive

Get your wallets prepared. It’s going to be a bit bit pricier to park at Denver Worldwide Airport beginning later this month.

DIA officers cited elevated demand and elevated upkeep prices as the rationale for the speed improve.

“The price of doing enterprise and working our tons has considerably elevated over the past a number of years,” stated DIA Chief Working Officer Steve Jaquith in a press release. “This slight price improve will guarantee DIA can proceed to supply a wide range of parking choices to our passengers at completely different value factors.”

The airport’s two cheaper shuttle tons, Pikes Peak and Mount Elbert, will stay at its present price of $8 per day. These tons skilled frequent closures in 2021 on account of staffing shortages.

The brand new charges go into impact July 15 and are as follows:

• Storage parking will value $7 per hour, up from $5 per hour, and $30 per day, up from $28 per hour.
• The financial system lot will value $6 per hour, up $1 greenback. For day by day parking, it’s going to value $18 per day for the primary three days, and $16 per day for each subsequent day, each up $2 from earlier charges. 
• Brief-term parking will now be $7 per hour, up $1. Per diem parking will probably be $168, up from $144 per day.
• The lot on 61st & Peña subsequent to an A-Line practice station a number of miles away from the airport will probably be $5 for the primary 12 hours, up from $3. Per diem parking will probably be $7, up by $1. 

Parking charges on the airport final elevated in 2019.