Save on PHL Airport Parking

When you book a parking spot using SoCalPark.com, we automatically create an account for you using the email address you provide. If you want to access your account but don’t remember the password, go to the account login page and click “Forgot Your Password?”. This will allow you to reset your password.

You can also check a reservation you made by using the confirmation code in the reservation mail sent to your email address.

Yes, all the parking providers in our network are thoroughly vetted for safety and security. All of them are fenced, well-lit, and paved. Most of them are open 24/7 and have extra security measures like CCTV cameras and round-the-clock parking attendants. Please view the specific details of each lot for more details.

Almost all the parking lots in our network provide free complimentary shuttles to and from the airport. The timings and frequency may vary depending on the lot. Please factor in at least 15-20 minutes to get from the lot to the airport.

When booking a spot, please enter the time you expect to arrive at the lot - not the flight departure or arrival time. Some parking providers have regular shuttles that pick customers up from the airport and drop them off at the lot. Others may require you to call them and inform them to pick you up.

Yes, we recommend taking a printout of your reservation confirmation mail to present at the parking lot entrance. Some parking lots may only require you to show the confirmation mail on your smartphone. You will find specific details regarding this in the confirmation mail.

In case you haven’t received a confirmation email, you can find details of your reservation in your account. Once you login, you can download and print the confirmation mail from the website.

Some parking lots may not require a printed copy of your reservation until the time you pick up your car. Others may only require you to show it on your smartphone. Please go through the details of the lot given on the confirmation mail.

You will be eligible for a complete refund of your booking amount only if you cancel your reservation at least 24 hours before the reservation start time. If you cancel it between after than, a cancellation fee ($14.95) will be charged and deducted from your refund.

However, we will not be able to refund reservations canceled after your scheduled arrival time.

You can cancel your reservation by logging into your account, selecting your reservation, and clicking Cancel.

You can edit your reservation details by logging into your account, selecting your reservation, and clicking Change Date/Time.

You can contact our customer support team by filling out our contact form. You can also find the contact details of your reserved lot in the ‘Next Steps” section of your confirmation email.

We are in the process of expanding our parking inventory in new areas across the country, including near local airports. Please check back with us soon to see if we’ve added new lots near your local airport.

You can cancel your PHL reservation for a full refund up to 24 hours before arrival. Cancel within 24 hours and a $9.95 fee applies. Once your arrival time passes, the reservation is non-refundable. Manage changes anytime at socalpark.com/reservation.

You can park near PHL with SoCalPark for as little as $6.95 per day at Regal Philly Parking, less than half the $18 per day PHL now charges at its Economy Lot. Rates climb from there depending on the lot you pick, ARB Parking PHL runs $7.45 per day, while covered options like The Parking Spot North sit closer to $20 per day. Book early to lock in your lowest rate. Every reservation you make includes a free shuttle and a guaranteed spot.

Your cheapest option near PHL is Regal Philly Parking through SoCalPark, starting at $6.95 per day and sitting about 0.8 miles from the terminals with a shuttle every 10 to 15 minutes. ARB Parking PHL and MS PHL Parking follow close behind at $7.45 and $7.95 per day. Since rates shift with demand, booking ahead helps you lock in the lowest price.

Long-term PHL parking starts at $6.95 per day with SoCalPark, well under the $18 per day PHL charges at its Economy Lot. Over a 7-day trip, that's about $48.65 at Regal Philly Parking versus $126 at the airport. Regal Philly also skips the oversized vehicle surcharge many lots charge, which matters on longer trips if you're driving an SUV or truck.

Yes. You can park off-site near PHL starting at $6.95 per day, versus $18 at the Economy Lot, about 61% less. Over a 10-day trip, you'd pay $69.50 with SoCalPark compared to $180 at PHL, saving $110.50. MS PHL Parking sits about 0.8 miles from the terminals and WallyPark about 1.3 miles, so you're not trading a longer shuttle ride for the savings.

Yes, especially for longer stays. SoCalPark rates start at $6.95 per day versus PHL's $18 Economy Lot. Hotel-based options like Wyndham Garden and Days Inn by Wyndham Springfield add 24/7 front desk staff on top of the savings. You also get a free 24/7 shuttle, a guaranteed reservation, and a full refund if you cancel 24 hours ahead.

No hidden fees. You pay the rate you book. A disclosed oversized vehicle surcharge applies at some lots, like ARB Parking PHL, while Regal Philly Parking and Red Carpet Inn keep one flat rate for every vehicle size. It's shown upfront either way, not added after checkout.

Yes. PHL's off-site lots cluster along Island Avenue, 70th Street, and Governor Printz Blvd, a busy commercial area right outside the airport. SoCalPark vets every partner lot for fencing, lighting, attended check-in, and camera coverage 24/7.

Your car is parked in a secure, vetted lot with fencing, lighting, and monitoring or attended check-in. That said, PHL parking lots operate park-at-your-own-risk, standard for off-airport parking, so your own auto insurance covers theft or damage, not the lot.

You book your PHL parking online, choose your lot, and get a confirmation with a QR code. On arrival, you park and hop on the free shuttle to your terminal. When your trip ends, the shuttle brings you back to your car, so you can skip the stress of airport lots entirely.

You'll find PHL parking anywhere from 0.5 to 3 miles from the terminals. For the shortest ride, book ARB Parking PHL at 0.5 miles out, or Regal Philly Parking and MS PHL Parking, both about 0.8 miles away. WallyPark is a bit further at 1.3 miles, and The Parking Spot North sits furthest out at about 3 miles. Wherever you park, budget 15 to 20 minutes for the shuttle ride and lot check-in, then add your usual security time.

You can find overnight and short-term parking near PHL from $6.95 to $23 per day with SoCalPark, compared to $18 to $54 on-site. PHL's $54 Short-Term rate doesn't even cover overnight stays, so an off-site lot wins either way. ARB Parking PHL is just 0.5 miles out and Regal Philly Parking is 0.8 miles away, both open 24/7 with no minimum or maximum stay.

Your shuttle is included at no extra cost and runs to all PHL terminals, A through F. Pickup happens from designated shuttle lanes, and exact details are in your confirmation email.

Yes, it's worth reserving ahead. Advance booking through SoCalPark secures your parking spot and locks in your rate before it goes up. You'll get instant confirmation, so one less thing to worry about on travel day.

You can choose from outdoor self-park, covered self-park, or valet parking near PHL. Regal Philly Parking, ARB Parking PHL, and MS PHL Parking give you outdoor self-park at the lowest rates. If you'd rather shield your car from the weather, The Parking Spot North offers covered self-park, and if you want to skip parking it yourself, PHL Park & Ride offers valet.