JFK Airport Parking(Long and Short Term)

by | Jun 3, 2022 | Airport Parking

In 6 of JFK airport’s terminals, there are over 17,000 parking spaces that you can pay with rates varying for short-term and long-term parking.

In this article, I have explained how much it cost to park at JFK airport giving details of costs for short-term and long-term parking.

About JFK Airport Parking and history

The 17,000+ parking spaces give you an idea of how big JFK airport is. It is one of the busiest airports in the world, handling over 59 million passengers a year.

in 1974, the Fountain of Liberty and flowerbed were demolished to pave way for a massive expansion of JFK airport’s parking.

In the late 1980s, the airport unveiled JFK 2000, a $3.2-billion modernization project. The centerpiece of the plan was a huge centralized terminal with an advanced baggage delivery system and an elevated and automated people mover called AirTrain. The birth of AirTrain paved way for more plans that resulted in the reorganization of JFK to create more parking spaces and remove the passenger congestion issues that had been experienced since 1968.

In a 2017 Report on the ‘new JFK’, there a plan to restructure the airport parking was unveiled and was signed by the then Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo.

Problems with JFK Parking to be Fixed in the Upcoming restructure:

In the 2017 report, JFK’s parking was described as “not built in balance or scale that benefits the airport”. The report went further to say that the “Airport’s roadway network is overly complicated, with decision points located closely together, requiring a number of vehicle merges and weaves to navigate the system.”

This was in line with what many people who frequently used the airport had been saying for a long time. The main problem was that the parking situation at JFK was not only inconvenient but also very expensive.

The other thing that the report pointed out is that most of the parking structures at JFK are old and in need of repair or replacement.

The JFK parking restructure is said to be the most ambitious one yet and it is set to change how people park at the airport.

The first thing that will be done is the construction of a new 9,000-space parking garage that will be built to replace the existing terminal 5 Parking Garage. The new garage will have 5 levels and it will be located south of the Van Wyck Expressway.

The second part of the plan is to create a new 6,000-space parking garage that will be built to replace the existing Terminal 8 Parking Garage. The new garage will also have 5 levels and it will be located north of the Van Wyck Expressway.

The last part of the plan is to create a new 4,000-space parking garage that will be built to replace the existing Terminal 4 Parking Garage. The new garage will have 3 levels and it will be located south of the Van Wyck Expressway.

JFK Airport Long-term Parking:

Close to Howard Beach AirTrain Station, JFK has a large parking lot designed for those looking to park for longer periods of time, ranging from a day to a week. The closest terminals to JFK long-term parking area are Terminal 8 and Terminal 1.

When you park at the Long-term parking area(marked blue on JFK map below), you’ll need to board an AirTrain to get to your terminal as it is some distance that will take you some 15 to 20 mins on the AirTrain.

According to JFK Airport’s website, two companies are authorized to offer airport parking services:

I have provided a parking map of JFK airport below which is color-coded to show you the different rates for short-term and long-term parking.

JFK Airport Parking map showing long-term parking lots next to Howard Beach
JFK Airport Parking map showing long-term parking lots next to Howard Beach. Map credit:

To determine the cost of long-term parking at JFK, I used their website to make a parking reservation. I found that the cost to park in the long-term parking area for the first day to be $40 and it increases daily by $20. So, if you book for a single day, you’ll be charged $40 but if you book for 3 days, the total cost will be $100 ($40+$60) as shown in the snapshot below I obtained from JFK’s parking website;

Snapshot showing a booking for a 3-day parking space at JFK's long-term parking area
Snapshot showing a booking for a 3-day parking space at JFK’s long-term parking area

You should also note that the maximum parking period allowed in the in-airport parking spaces at JFK enables you to park for a period not exceeding 30 days. Below is a snapshot of the error message I got when I tried to book for 31 days.

Snapshot showing you can't exceed 30 days of long-term parking at JFK
Snapshot showing you can’t exceed 30 days of long-term parking at JFK

Also, it will cost you $600 to book JFK’s parking for an extended 30-day period as shown in the booking sample I got from the website;

Snapshot showing cost of 30-day parking at JFK
Snapshot showing cost of 30-day parking at JFK

JFK Parking Long Term (by a third party)

JFK Long Term Parking Inc. is a third-party long-term parking services provider with parking spaces close to JFK’s staff parking lot at Conduit Avenue, Queens. It is about 5 to 10 mins drive from JFK.

They charged about $25 per day and offer the 7th day for free. Check their current parking rates on their website here.

A snapshot showing parking rates for JFK Long Term Parking Inc., a third-party parking operator at JFK
A snapshot showing parking rates for JFK Long Term Parking Inc., a third-party parking operator at JFK

Overnight Parking at JFK:

If you want to park at JFK overnight, say from 7 pm to 7 am, it will cost you $20 to $47 depending on where you choose to park.

At Terminal 5, color-coded Yellow, it will cost you $47 and this is because it is closest to Terminals. It is a walking distance to Terminal 5 and is usually sold out.

Another parking spot for night-time parking is adjacent to Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 Yellow parking area will cost you $42, respectively. Premium parking overnight at JFK’s Termial 8 will cost you $38 and is within 5 minutes walk to the terminal.

A snapshot showing overnight parking rates at Terminal 4, 5 and 8.
A snapshot showing overnight parking rates at JFK Terminals 4, 5 and 8.

If you want a spot closest to Terminal 7, it will cost you around $36 to $38 as per the rates I checked today on August 2022. If you opt for long-term parking spaces situated about 15 to 20 mins by AirTrain, it will cost you just $20 to park in those spots overnight.

A snapshot showing overnight parking rates at JFK Terminals 7 and 8 and Long-term parking option
A snapshot showing overnight parking rates at JFK Terminals 7 and 8 and Long-term parking option

Prepaid options at Federal Circle Station will also cost you $20 but will take you 5 mins by train to get to JFK terminals.

Short-term parking at JFK:

On yellow and blue-coded parking spots in the JFK parking map above, you can get short-term parking that will cost you $6 for the first 30 mins and $6 for each additional half-hour up to 3 hours. The rate will jump to $12 per hour for each additional half-hour after the initial 3 hours.

A snapshot showing parking rates for short-term parking at Yellow and blue-labeled parking areas at JFK
A snapshot showing parking rates for short-term parking at Yellow and blue-labeled parking areas at JFK

Check today’s parking rates for yellow and blue spots on its website here.

Parking spaces marked red or orange is a bit cheaper for short-term parking. It will cost you $4 for the first 30 mins and $4 for each additional half-hour up to 3 hours. The rate will jump to $8 per hour for each additional half-hour after the initial 3 hours.

A snapshot showing parking rates for short-term parking at Orange and Red-labeled parking areas
A snapshot showing parking rates for short-term parking at Orange and Red-labeled parking areas at JFK

Check today’s short-term parking rates for red and orange spots on its website here.

JFK Airport Parking Map:

How JFK Airport’s Parking is arranged:

JFK Airport Parking map showing long-term parking lots next to Howard Beach
JFK Airport Parking map showing long-term parking lots next to Howard Beach. Map credit:

JFK airport is divided into 2 main areas for parking: Terminal 1,2,8 – which includes long-term parking P6 and the cell phone lot near P4. Then there’s Terminal 4 – 7 inclusive of the long-term parking at Lefferts Boulevard.

There are 5 ways to access JFK airport’s parking areas:

The first is via the Van Wyck Expressway, this is the main highway to JFK airport and has exits for Lefferts Boulevard, Federal Circle, and Terminal 5. The second way is via the Belt Parkway, which has exits for Lefferts Boulevard (exit22B) and Federal Circle (exit17). The third way is the JFK access road, which has exits for Lefferts Boulevard and Federal Circle. The fourth way is via Rockaway Boulevard, and the fifth way is the Southern State Parkway.

JFK airport parking rates:

The rates for parking at JFK airport vary depending on how long you plan to park and which area you want to park in.

Short-term parking is available at all of JFK’s terminals except for Terminal 4, where only hourly parking is available. The short-term parking rates are $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for 1 hour, $12 for 1 to 2 hours, and $24 for 2 to 24 hours.

Long-term parking is available at all of JFK’s terminals except for Terminal 5, where only hourly parking is available. The long-term parking rates are $18 for the first 24 hours, and $6 for each additional 8-hour period.

The cell phone lot near P4 is available for passengers being picked up by private vehicles. The rate is $1 per half-hour, with a maximum of $3 per day.

You can pay for parking directly when you get to JFK or can use third-party sites such as;

JFKairport.com:

They charge a minimum of $36 even for an hour of parking space. They also have long-term parking at $20 for the whole day. They have a nice site which you can book here.

Spothero.com:

They charge $8 per hour

Parkobility.com:

This is an off-site facility. They charge $4 for every 30 minutes, which can go up to $39/Day. One of their 3 off-site parking facilities close to JFK charges $10.99 for the whole day and $76.93 for the whole week. You’d have to use a shuttle to get there though but they do offer free shuttles to their parking spaces outside the airport. You can read more about their offering on their website here.

Way.com:

Offers on-site parking spaces at JFK and provides add-on valet services and can leave their car with them at the terminal. Their rates are as low as $4 per 30 minutes at the Green, Orange, and Red Parking Lots and go up to $42/day. You can read more about their offerings here.

Cheapairportparking.org:

You can also opt for cheapairportparking.org, a third-party independent site that offers rates from as low as $12.95 and is a bit more expensive compared to other options.

The following companies are authorized to offer parking at JFK but have liased with several other third-party booking sites including the ones above to offer seamless booking online.

SmartPark JFK877-535-7275
AirPark JFK/JFK Long-Term Parking Inc.718-898-8400

If you prefer to book directly from JFK-authorized booking companies, feel free to use the phone numbers above to make a booking.

JFK Airport Parking Tips:

To avoid the crowds, it is best to arrive at JFK airport early. Parking spaces fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays.

If you are picking someone up from JFK airport, it is best to use the cell phone lot near P4. This will save you time and money, as opposed to parking in the short-term or long-term parking areas.

If you are dropping someone off at JFK airport, it is best to use the terminal’s drop-off area. This is typically located in front of the terminal, and is usually free for the first 15 minutes.

When parking at JFK airport, it is important to remember to take your parking ticket with you. You will need this ticket in order to exit the parking area.

Be aware of the time limit for your parking spot. If you exceed the time limit, you will be subject to additional charges.

If you have any questions or need assistance, there is always a parking attendant nearby who can help you.

JFK airport offers a variety of parking options to accommodate all passengers. Whether you are looking for short-term or long-term parking, there is a spot for you. Be sure to arrive early and have your parking ticket ready when leaving the parking area. If you have any questions, feel free to ask a parking attendant for assistance.

Parking spaces at JFK

There are 6 different parking areas at JFK:

– Terminal 1 Parking Lot

– Terminal 2 Parking Lot

– Terminal 4 Parking Lot

– Terminal 5 Parking Lot

– Terminal 8 Parking Garage

– Cargo Area Parking Lot

JFK Terminal 1 Parking Lot:

– Located next to Terminal 1

– 3,000 parking spaces available

– Rates: $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for one hour, $12 for 1-2 hours, and $24 for 2-24 hours.

If you booked for a whole day, your best bet is to book the long-term parking spots but you’ll have to walk for 15 to 20 mins.

Below are the rates for 2-hour parking or short-term parking rates at Terminal 1 from its website

Terminal 1 green lots:

1 Long-Term Lot (GT1): $4 for the first half-hour, then $8 per hour/$24 per day

T1 Short-Term Lot (ST1): $4 for the first half-hour, then $8 per hour/$12 for 1-2 hours/$24 per day

JFK Terminal 2 Parking Lot:

– Located in front of Terminal 2

-It is also known as the Yellow Lot has 1,400 parking spots and they’re usually cheaper than the other lots.

– Rates: $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for one hour, $12 for 1-2 hours, and $24 for 2-24 hours.

JFK Terminal 4 Parking Lot:

– Located in front of Terminal 4

– 1,100 parking spots available

– Rates: $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for one hour, $12 for 1-2 hours, and $24 for 2-24 hours.

JFK Terminal 5 Parking Lot:

– Located in front of Terminal 5

– 500 parking spots available

– Rates: $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for one hour, $12 for 1-2 hours, and $24 for 2-24 hours.

Orange Parking JFK/T7:

Closest to JFK’s Terminal 7 is the Orange parking area which is about a 3 to 5-mins walk to their Terminal. It costs about $36 per day.

-Largest parking space within the airport

-Adjacent to Terminal 7

JFK Terminal 8 Parking Garage:

– Located in front of Terminal 8

– 4,000 parking spaces available

– Rates: $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for one hour, $12 for 1-2 hours, and $24 for 2-24 hours.

-You can access it from the A train station.

JFK Cargo Area Parking Lot:

– Located in the Cargo area

– Only open to JFK employees with a JFK ID

– 1,200 parking spots available

– Rates: $4 for the first half-hour, $8 for one hour, $12 for 1-2 hours, and $24 for 2-24 hours.

JFK Parking Phone Numbers:

The following are contacts I obtained from JFK’s Parking website;

FAQs

Q: Is there free parking at JFK Airport?

A: No, there are no free parking spots at JFK. You’ll need to find either short-term or long-term parking options which can range from $4 per 30-minutes period for short-term options or at least $20 per day for long-term parking option.

Q: Which is the best long-term parking at JFK?

A: 17,000 parking spaces are available at JFK airport in 6 of its terminals. The best long-term parking is the one closest to your arrival/departure terminal and should be managed by JFK itself, not some third-party companies that do not have on-site parking.

Sources:

From Detroit Airport To Various Destinations – Travel Guide

by | Nov 22, 2020 | Airport Parking

Destinations from Detroit Metropolitan Airport

Destination How to get there
Ann ArborTake a bus from Metro Airport McNamara Terminal to Dearborn Transit Center which will take you 27 minutes and cost you $2. Transfer to Dearborn Amtrak Center and take a train to Ann Arbor Amtrak Station which will cost you $22 to $35 and take you approximately 27 minutes.
HawaiiTake a flight from DTW to Honolulu which will take you 11 hours and 3 minutes costing $200-$750. In HNL Airport Upper level , board a bus to S king St + Alakea which will approximately take you 29 minutes and cost about $3
Las VegasTake a direct flight from DTW to Las Vegas taking you 4 hours and 8 minutes and cost $45-$290. Head to McCarran Airport Zero Lvl On Property and board a bus to NB main after Charleston which will take 30 minutes to destination.
WindsorTake a flight from DTW to Hartford taking you 1 hour 39 minutes and cost $65-$150. Change to Bradley International Airport Terminal A and take a bus to Poquonock park which will take 18 minutes and cost $1-$3. Take another bus to Central St and C V S which will take you 8 minutes and cost $1-$3.
RomulusTake a taxi from DTW to Romulus directly which will take you 7 minutes as it is 7.9 kilometers away from the airport.
LansingTake a bus from the McNamara Terminal to Dearborn Transit Center taking you 27 minutes and cost you $2. Head to Dearborn Amtrak Station and take a train to Jackson Amtrak Station which will take 1 hour 3 minutes and cost $25-$40. Walk for nine minutes to Jackson MI and take a bus to Lansing MI which will be approximately 55 minutes away and cost $11-$17
MichiganTake a Line 261 bus directly to Michigan which will take you 52 minutes and cost $2. Alternatively you can take a taxi which will take you 27 minutes and cost between $75-$95
New YorkTake a flight to La Guardia which will take you 1 hour 34 minutes and cost $35-$140. At terminal B, take a bus to Woodside Ave 61 taking you 21 minutes and cost $2-$7. Head to Woodside and take a train to Penn Station which will approximately take you 11 minutes and cost $4-$7

Transport from JFK to Other Destinations

by | Nov 21, 2020 | Airport Parking

Transport to destinations from Airport 

From JFK to:How to get there from JFK
From JFK Airport to ManhattanVia the AirTrain which connects to the subways at a cost of $7.75. The green AirTrain to “Howard Beach JFK Airport” connects to subway lines A and C. This is ideally the route to Lower Manhattan.
The red AirTrain to “Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer” will connect you to subway line E .This is ideally the route to Midtown or Uptown Manhattan
The subways charge is $2.75 thus totaling to $10.5 for the whole trip. The trip duration on average is 90 minutes. It is a safe transport system.

The Manhattan Shuttle Bus at a cost of $24.50 per person, trip duration on average is 90minutes. It is also safe and it transports 1-8 passengers.
A taxi costs a flat rate of $52 exclusive of $50 cents NY state tax, extra $4.50 peak hour charge, and a tip.
Uber; prices fluctuate but the trip duration on average is 90 minute; there is also the option of being airlifted by a helicopter via “UberCopter”  launched in July 2019
NYC Express Shuttle bus by Golden Touch Transportation for $19; average trip duration is 90 minutes. Go Airlink is another company operating shuttles on this route. Private transfer is another option and usually ranges from $22-$110 per person
From JFK Airport to Jersey CityVia train; at a cost of $11-$18; the trip’s average duration is 51 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations Via bus; at a cost of $9-$12; the trip’s average duration is 2hrs 7 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is among operators of this route.
Alternatively, the 119 bus route costs $21 – $57; the trip’s average duration is 2hrs 42 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NJ Transit and NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation)
Via taxi; at a cost of $110 – $130;  the trip’s average duration is 31 minutes;   route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire; at an average cost of $58.38 a day (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 31 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle; at a cost of $30 – $45; the trip’s average duration is 31 minutes. Jayride is among the route operators.
Via private Transfers; at a cost of $90 – $130; the trip’s average duration is 31 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers is among the route operators
From JFK Airport to BrooklynVia train; at a cost of $11 – $12; the trip’s average duration is 33 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JFK AirTrain and Long Island Rail Road
Via bus; at a cost of $2 – $7; the trip’s average duration is 55 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. MTA is among the route operators.
An alternative way is a bus via Church Av/Nostrand Av at a cost of $5 – $14; the trip’s average duration is 1hrs 14 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. MTA is among the route operators.
Via Taxi; at a cost of $60 – $75;  the trip’s average duration is 15 minutes; route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via private transfers; at a cost of $60 – $85; the trip’s average duration is 15 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers is a route operator here.
Via car hire; at an average cost of $58.38 a day (source) exclusive of fuel cost; the trip’s average duration is 15 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via uber; at a cost of $40 – $46;  the trip’s average duration is 15 minutes
From JFK Airport to Penn StationVia train; at a cost of $12 – $14; the trip’s average duration is 36 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK Airtrain and Long Island Rail Road
Via bus then a train; at a cost of $7 – $9; the trip’s average duration is 37 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK Airtrain and Long Island Rail Road
Via bus; at a cost of $19 – $55; the trip’s average duration is 2 hrs 4 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation) and Trans-bridge Lines
Via Taxi; at a cost of $95 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes; Route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire; at an average cost of $58.38 a day (source) exclusive of fuel costs;  the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle; at a cost of $27- $40;  the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes. Jayride is a route operator here
Via private Transfers; at a cost of $80 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operates on this route.
Via uber; at a cost of $60 – $70; the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes
From JFK Airport to NewarkVia train; at a cost of $15 – $69; the trip’s average duration is 59 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Some route operators are JFK Airtrain, Long Island Rail Road, NJ Transit, Amtrak and Amtrak Northeast Regional
Via subway train; at a cost of $9; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 27 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Some route operators are JFK Airtrain, MTA and PATH
Via bus, line 108; at a cost of $21-$59; the trip’s average duration is 2 hours 59 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Some route operators are NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation) and Trans-bridge Lines
Via Taxi; at a cost of $130 – $170; the trip’s average duration is 36 minutes; some route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire; at an average cost that varies daily (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 36 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via private Transfers; at a cost of $100 – $150; the trip’s average duration is 36 minutes. One of the route operators is Jayride Private Transfers
From JFK Airport to Times SquareVia train; at a cost of $12 – $14; the trip’s average duration is 36 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Some route operators include JFK AirTrain and Long Island Rail Road
Via bus, then line 3 subway; at a cost of $6-$10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 25 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Among other route operators, there is MTA 
Via bus; at a cost of $19 – $55; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 40 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation) and Trans-bridge Lines
Via Taxi; at a cost of $95 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes; route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire; at a cost that varies daily (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle; at a cost of $27- $40; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Jayride is a route operator here
Via private Transfers; at a cost of $80 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers is a route operator here.
Via uber; at a cost of $60 – $70; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes
From JFK Airport to AlbanyVia train; at a cost of $42 – $59; the trip’s average duration is 3 hours 59 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK Airtrain, Long Island Rail Road, Amtrak, and VIA Rail
Via bus; at a cost of $43 – $99; the trip’s average duration is 5 hours 40 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation), Trans-bridge Lines, and Trailways New York
Alternatively, there is another bus route at a cost of $42 – $89; the trip’s average duration is 5 hours 40 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation), Trans-bridge Lines, and Greyhound USA
Via car hire; at a varying cost (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 2 hours 54 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via a flight from New York JFK to Burlington, then bus; at a cost of $126 – $252; the trip’s average duration is 6 hours 54 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JetBlue Airways, Delta, and Vermont Translines
Via a flight from New York JFK to Syracuse, then a train; at a cost of $119 – $301; the trip’s average duration is 6 hours 10 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JetBlue Airways, Delta, Trailways New York, Amtrak, and VIA Rail
Via a flight from New York JFK to Worcester, then a bus; at a cost of $116 – $581; the trip’s average duration is 6 hours 35 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JetBlue Airways, Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA), and Greyhound USA
Via Train, train to Newark, fly to Albany, then the line 905 bus; at a cost of $192 – $368; the trip’s average duration is 4 hours 53 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road, NJ Transit, Newark Airtrain, and Capital District Transportation (CDTA)
From JFK Airport to BronxVia train, line 2 subway; at a cost of $15 – $17; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 18 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road, and MTA
Via bus; at a cost of $10 – $15; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 36 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JFK Airtrain and MTA
Alternatively, there is another bus route via Jamaica Station-Station D at a cost of $5 – $10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 37 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JFK Airtrain and MTA
Again there is via a bus and line 2 subway option at a cost of $23 – $57;  the trip’s average duration is 2 hours 35 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation), and Trans-bridge Lines
Via Taxi; at a cost of $95 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes; route operators include Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire at a varying cost each day (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle at a cost of $27- $40; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Jayride is a route operator here.
Via private Transfers at a cost of $80 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers is a route operator here.
Via uber; at a cost of $60 – $70; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes
From JFK Airport to Central ParkVia train and line 2 subway, at a cost of $15 – $17; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 18 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road, and MTA
Via the subway at a cost of $11; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 37 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include  JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via bus; at a cost of $23 – $57; the trip’s average duration is 2 hours 10 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation), Trans-bridge Lines, and MTA
Alternatively, there is another bus route via JFK Airport connection; at a cost of $15 – $69;  the trip’s average duration is 2 hours 10 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include; JFK Airtrain, MTA, Hampton Jitney Inc, and Hampton Luxury Liner
Via Taxi at a cost of $95 – $120;  the trip’s average duration is 24 minutes; route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire; at a varying cost daily (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 24 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via private Transfers at a cost of $80 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 24 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operates on this route.
Via shuttle at a cost of $27- $40;  the trip’s average duration is 24 minutes. Jayride operates on this route.
Via uber; at a cost of $60 – $70; the trip’s average duration is 24 minutes
From JFK Airport to China TownVia the subway at a cost of $11; the trip’s average duration is 58 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via bus and subway at a cost of $6 – $10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 26 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. MTA operates in this route
Via bus at a cost of $6 – $10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 38 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. MTA operates in this route.
Via Taxi at a cost of $80 – $100;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes; route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire at a varying cost daily (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle at a cost of $23- $35;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Jayride operates on this route.
Via private Transfers at a cost of $70 – $100; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operates on this route
Via uber; at a cost of $50 – $60; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes
From JFK Airport to Grand CentralVia train and line 7 subway at a cost of $14 – $16; the trip’s average duration 48 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road, and MTA
Via bus at a cost of $19 – $26; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 30 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation)
Via Taxi at a cost of 90 – $110; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes; route operators include Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire; at a varying cost each day (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle at a cost of $26- $40;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Jayride operates on this route.
Via private Transfers at a cost of $75 – $110; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operate on this route
Via uber at a cost of $55 – $65; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes
From JFK Airport to HarlemVia train and Line 2 subway; at a cost of $15 – $17; the trip’s average duration is 53 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road, and MTA
Via bus and train at a cost of $8 – $15; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 9 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road, and MTA
Via the subway at a cost of $5; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 17 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via bus and line 3 subway; at a cost of $6 – $10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 39 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. MTA operates on this route.
Via Taxi at a cost of $95 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes; route operators here include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire at a daily varying cost(source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle; at a cost of $27- $40;  the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. An example of a  tour company on the route is Jayride
Via private Transfers; at a cost of $80 – $120; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes. An example of a tour company on the route is Jayride Private Transfers
Via Uber at a cost of $60 – $70; the trip’s average duration is 21 minutes
From JFK Airport to Long IslandVia train and subway at a cost of $11; the trip’s average duration is 36 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Bus via Sutphin Bl /Archer Av at a cost of $5- $10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 27 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via bus at a cost of $22 – $29; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 36 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include  NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation), and MTA
Via Taxi at a cost of $80 – $100;  the trip’s average duration is 19 minutes; route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire a varying cost each day (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 19 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle at a cost of $23- $35;  the trip’s average duration is 19 minutes. Jayride among others operate on this route
Via private Transfers at a cost of $70 – $100; the trip’s average duration is 19 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers is a route operator here
Via Uber at a cost of $50 – $60; the trip’s average duration is 19 minutes
From JFK Airport to Wall Street/financial district Via the AirTrain and subway at a cost of $11; the trip’s average duration is 51 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via a subway at a cost of $11; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 4 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via bus and line 3 subway; at a cost of $6 – $10; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 11 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include MTA among others.
Via Taxi at a cost of $85 – $110;  the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes; route operators include; Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire at a cost that varies daily(source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via shuttle at a cost of $24- $35;  the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes. Route operators include Jayride among others
Via private Transfers at a cost of $75 – $110; the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operates here.
Via Uber at a cost of $50 – $65; the trip’s average duration is 23 minutes
From JFK Airport to Staten IslandVia train, and bus; at a cost of $16 – $24; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 34 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain, Long Island Rail Road and MTA
Via subway and bus at a cost of $13 – $18; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 41 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Subway and bus via Chambers St at a cost of $8 – $13; the trip’s average duration is 1 hour 45 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via bus at a cost of $24 – $36; the trip’s average duration is 2 hours 50 minutes inclusive of transfer time between stations. Route operators include NYC Express Bus (Golden Touch Transportation), and MTA
Via Taxi at a cost of $130 – $160;  the trip’s average duration is 29 minutes; route include Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via car hire at a daily-varying cost (source) exclusive of fuel prices;  the trip’s average duration is 29 minutes. Car rental companies on the route include Thrifty Sapphire and Dollar
Via private Transfers at a cost of $100 – $150; the trip’s average duration is 29 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operates here
Via Uber at a cost of $80 – $95; the trip’s average duration is 29 minutes
From JFK Airport to Queens Via bus at a cost of $5 – $10; the trip’s average duration is 10 minutes. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via AirTrain JFK from Terminal 4 to Lefferts Boulevard, NY at a cost of $5 – $11; the trip’s average duration is 10 minutes. Among others, JFK AirTrain operates here.
AirTrain, and subway at a cost of $11; the trip’s average duration is 22 minutes. Route operators include JFK AirTrain and MTA
Via Taxi at a cost of $30 – $40; the trip’s average duration is 8 minutes; route operators include Yellow Cab and NYC.gov
Via private Transfers at a cost of $40 – $60; the trip’s average duration is 8 minutes. Jayride Private Transfers operates here.
Via Uber at a cost of $23 – $27; the trip’s average duration is 8 minutes

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Hong Kong Airport Taxi and Parking

by | Nov 16, 2020 | Airport Parking

Hong Kong International Airport has a parking capacity of about 2000 parking spaces for hourly, daily, and long-term use. For private vehicle, the following are the charges for the parking:

TimeCar park 1Car park 4(indoor zone)Car park 4(Outdoor zone)
Hourly$24$24$20
DailyN/A$192$160
Long-termN/AN/AFirst three days: $470Each day thereafter $160

All car parks have automated car has an automated payment system where parking tickets are not issued upon entry. One should pay for the packing using any of the electronic payment methods when exiting. There is also reserved parking for people with special needs and parking for people with mobility disabilities. Disabled drivers are offered a 50% discount on the listed parking fees. This offer is open to any holder of a Disabled Person’s Parking Permit issued by the Hong Kong Transport Department. 

32A and 13A standard EV chargers and quick chargers are also available at Level 1 of Carpark 4. Vehicles being charged are also subjected to parking fees. 

Hong Kong International Airport ground transportation

Hong Kong International Airport is connected to Hong Kong by the North Lantau Highway on Lantau Island. East Hall is connected to the Midfield Concourse via West Hall and Terminal 2 by an automated people mover. 

Passengers and travelers can use buses to commute within and out of the airport. Citybus, New Lantau Bus, Long Win Bus, and Discovery Bay Transit Services operate 25 bus routes to the airport from various parts of Hong Kong City. The bus companies also offer overnight services. Coach services are also available in major cities of the country. 

Ferry services are available from the airport to various destinations throughout the Pearl River Delta thru Skypier. Passengers using the ferry are not considered to have entered Hong Kong for immigration purposes. Therefore, access to the ferry terminal is before immigration in the airport for arriving passengers. Check-in services are also available. 

Rail is also available for use. There is a dedicated high-speed rail as part of the MTR rapid transit network. The fastest transport mode from the airport to the city is the Airport Express. The line makes intermediate stops at Tsing Yi Island, West Kowloon, and terminates at Hong Kong Station. It will take you 24 minutes for a train ride using Airport express from the airport to Hong Kong City. 

There is also taxi transportation serving the airport, differentiated by color. Urban taxis (red-colored) can go anywhere except southern Lantau Island. New Territories taxis (green-colored) connect the airport with the New Territories, except those parts of the Tsuen Wan, Sha Tin and Tseung Kwan O. Lantau taxis (blue-colored) connect the airport with the rest of Lantau Islands.