Get your wallets ready. It’s going to be a little bit pricier to park at Denver International Airport starting later this month.
DIA officials cited increased demand and increased maintenance costs as the reason for the rate increase.
“The cost of doing business and operating our lots has significantly increased over the last several years,” said DIA Chief Operating Officer Steve Jaquith in a statement. “This slight rate increase will ensure DIA can continue to provide a variety of parking options to our passengers at different price points.”
The airport’s two cheaper shuttle lots, Pikes Peak and Mount Elbert, will remain at its current rate of $8 per day. Those lots experienced frequent closures in 2021 due to staffing shortages.
The new rates go into effect July 15 and are as follows:
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