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Portland (PDX) Airport parking

Parking at PDX is spread across a range of on-site short- and long-term garages and lots that all offer free jump-starts and flat tire assistance, disabled parking spaces and electric vehicle charging stations. There are no reservations and one important point to note is that you must let the airport know if your car will be parked for more than 30 days; otherwise, they may tow it on the assumption that it has been abandoned.

Short & long-term parking

Valet Parking

Off-site parking services

The parking garage immediately opposite the terminal offers short- and long-term parking rates with the most convenient terminal access, though these spaces can work out expensive on a longer trip

The most convenient option is the airport valet parking service, whereby you simply drop your car at the valet parking point at the terminal building for a member of staff to take care of finding a space for you. They will also have your car waiting for you when you get back.

More parking choices are offered at a number of off-site parking lots. Most run ‘park and ride’ services, so you self-park a few minutes from the airport and a free shuttle bus will carry you to the terminal building and, of course, back again when you return.

Some of these lots can also provide a valet parking service where a driver will meet you outside your departure terminal, take care of parking your car and have it waiting outside your arrivals terminal for you when you return.

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Frequently asked questions

here is PDX Airport?

Portland International Airport sits just a few miles from Portland in Oregon, near the West Coast of the USA and not far from Seattle and the Canadian border. It sits on the southern bank of the Columbia River near the I-5 and I-84 in the 97128 ZIP code area. Located in the north west of the USA, Portland is in a good location for flights to Canada and Asia, but routes to Europe and Central America are also popular with passengers.

Can I park for long term at PDX airport?

Yes there is long term car parks available at Portland airport. The best way to get the most accurate prices for each parking lot is by using the search bar above to input your dates and times of travel

How much is long term parking at PDX airport?

The weekly maximum charge for parking at the long term lot at Portland airport is around $63. Make sure to use Looking4 to search for the best prices on long term parking.

How much is short term parking at Portland airport?

Short term parking is a maximum of $9 per day, use the Looking4 to search for the best prices at car parks at Portland airport.

Portland International Airport guide

Location of Portland Airport

PDX is about six miles (9.6 kilometers) from the center of Portland in Oregon and serves the local region including Portland, Gresham, Hillsboro, Beaverton, Salem, Albany and Eugene. The I-84 and I-5 are the main road routes into the area, connecting in Portland and then reaching the airport via the I-205.

A huge number of taxi, limo and shared-ride companies operate between the airport and Portland, whilst public transport is provided by TriMet. There are no bus services direct to the airport, however, the MAX Red Line is a light rail route running from PDX Airport, through Portland and onto Beaverton, connecting with other routes in the city center.

How to get to Portland Airport

Car

There are two main Interstate routes into the Portland area; the I-84 from Salt Lake City and the I-5 running north-to-south along the West Coast connecting Portland to Seattle and Sacramento.

Taking the I-5, you can connect with the I-84 in Portland city center. Exits 8 and 9 lead onto the I-205, which runs onto NE Airport Way and the Portland International Airport terminal building, which is located in the 97128 ZIP code area.

Taxi services, rental cars and shared-ride shuttles are available from a range of suppliers in the Portland area, including Uber, Lyft and Wingz. Many will pick you up from any location you request and drop you directly at the terminal; you can find a list of current services on the Portland Airport Ground Transportation Website.

Terminals.

Which terminal?

Portland International Airport has just one terminal building. Although it is divided into a north and a south section, most navigation at the airport revolves around the five lettered concourses (A, B, C, D and E). The majority of passengers are served by Alaska Airlines, Horizon Air and Southwest.

The terminal is laid out simply to make it easy to find your way, but if you do get lost, the Volunteer Information Persons (VIPs) are spread throughout the terminal to help (they can be identified by their blue uniforms). If you want to check any details in advance, you can contact customer services at PDX Airport on (+1) 503-460-4234.

The airlines currently offering public flights to and from Portland Airport can be found on the Portland Airport website.

What's at Portland Airport?

Airport facilities

Travel + Leisure Magazine called it a “foodie haven” and the best airport in the USA, Condé Nast named it the best airport for business travelers four times partly for the food, shopping and amenities available. Portland isn't even in the 30 busiest American airports, but it delivers an incredible passenger experience. With major concourse development on-going, there's sure to be even more choice soon. You can find up-to-date listings of facilities at the Official Portland Airport Website.

PDX runs a full ambassador program; Volunteer Information Persons (VIPs) are dressed in blue uniforms and can be found at the information booths and throughout the airport. They can help you find your way around the airport, direct you to facilities and services and answer your questions about the airport. If you have any questions in advance of travel, it's best to contact customer services at Portland Airport on (+1) 503-460-4234.

  • Short-term parking

  • Long-term parking

  • Covered parking garages

  • Electric vehicle charging

  • Motorcycle Parking

  • Bicycle parking

  • Bike assembly and repair station

  • Cell phone lot

  • Accessible parking

  • Free jump-starts and flat tire assistance

  • Train station

  • 24/7 free airport shuttle buses

  • Rental car center

  • Global Entry and TSA Precheck

  • Nearby hotels

  • Hotel shuttles

  • Airline lounges

  • USO lounge

  • Shopping

    • Gifts and souvenirs

    • Fashion, jewelry and apparel

    • Cosmetics

    • Gadgets, technology and entertainment

    • Books and newsstands

    • Shoe shine and barbers

  • Drinks

    • Coffee shops

    • Bar

    • Wine bar

  • Food

    • Restaurants

    • Fast food and snacks

    • Farmer's market

    • Seafood

    • Food carts

    • American, Asian, Mexican, French and Italian food

    • Bakeries and desserts

    • Deli, sandwiches and subs

  • Art program

  • Live music performances

  • 17-seat micro-cinema

  • Spa

  • Nursing suites

  • Children's playroom

  • Pet relief areas

  • Airport ambassadors (VIPs)

  • Wheelchairs

  • ATMs

  • Currency exchange

  • WiFi

  • Baggage storage

  • Lost and found