Free Cancellations Book now, cancel later. Over 90% of car parks can be cancelled for free 24 hours before arrival. Salt Lake City Airport Parking
Features
- Choice and convenience
- Valet or self park
- Shuttle service
- Covered or uncovered
- Airport parking made easy
About Salt Lake City Airport Parking
Driving to Salt Lake City airport and looking for somewhere to park your car? You’ve came to the right place. Here on the ParkVia website you will find all the parking you’ll need for Salt Lake City airport. Booking a space is fast, simple and stress free.
When booking your parking for Salt Lake City airport you can choose between open air or undercover parking. The car park also operates a shuttle bus service so all you have to do is park your car at the car park and board the bus directly to the airport terminal. It couldn’t be simpler!
How do I book my Salt Lake City airport parking?
Booking parking for Salt Lake City is very easy when you choose to use the ParkVia website. Just add the dates and times that you wish to drop off and pick up your automobile and then hit the ‘Search’ button. Following that, simply pick the car park that suits you the best and then fill out the information requested on the page that follows. And you’re done – your booking is now complete! Next you will receive both a text and email confirmation of your booking which you can use to find the location of the car park.
If you need any more information on how to make a booking just visit our ‘How to book’ page.
Salt Lake City Airport information
Salt Lake City Airport is a civil-military airport about 4 miles west of Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. The airport is the closest commercial airport for more than 2.5 million people.
The airport is the fourth largest for Delta Air Lines, as well as a hub for Delta Connection carrier SkyWest Airlines. Following Delta and Delta Connection, the largest carriers at the airport in order of size are Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, United Express, US Airways, US Airways Express, American Airlines and American Eagle.
In 2002 Salt Lake City and the airport hosted the Olympic Winter Games. The event put Salt Lake City in the international spotlight and the region was at the time was the most populated area to hold a Winter Olympic Games.