NAIA Parking

Parking rates

Rates are the same across NAIA parking areas. Parking is first-come, first-served, and you can't book in advance.

Verified passengers may get 50% off the overnight rate after airport validation, so keep your boarding pass with you.

Terminal 1

Terminal 1 has two main outdoor parking areas.

• Parking B sits on the right side of the terminal when facing it, just before the Arrivals curb. This is the closer walk and the better choice if you have luggage.
• Parking C runs along PASCOR Drive beside the terminal access road. It is a longer walk, so it is less convenient with heavy bags.

Terminal 2

Terminal 2 has two outdoor parking areas.

• Car Park 1 sits right in front of the terminal. It is the shorter walk and usually the easiest option.
• Car Park 2 sits on the left side of the terminal when facing it. Use this if Car Park 1 is full or if you do not mind a longer walk.

Terminal 3

Terminal 3 has the most choices, so the best lot depends on what you are doing.

• Car Park 1 is outdoor, on the right side of the terminal when facing it, near the main entrance from the Departures/Arrivals approach road.
• Open Surface Parking sits in front of Arrivals. This is usually the simplest choice for pickups.
• Multi-Level Parking is the covered parking building beside Arrivals, near the Bay 14 entrance. This is usually the best option if you are leaving your car for a few days.

Off-site parking: Park 'N Fly

Park 'N Fly is a private lot on MIA Road corner Domestic Road in Pasay, just outside the airport complex. A free air-conditioned shuttle van runs between the lot and the terminals, and it is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

It's worth the trip only if you want your car looked after while you're away. The on-site garage is the draw: mechanics service the car bumper to bumper and handle detailing, interior shampoo, and seat cover work while it sits parked. If you need somewhere to leave the car, parking at the terminal is simpler.

Rates are VAT inclusive, and any part of an hour counts as a full hour. They can change without notice.

Price-wise, Park 'N Fly costs about the same as the terminal lots. NAIA's overnight rate is ₱1,200, but verified passengers get 50% off after validation, which brings it to about ₱600, close to Park 'N Fly's ₱595 for the first 24 hours. That gap is too small to make leaving the airport worth it, so parking at the terminal wins for most trips.

The shuttle is the other trade-off. At a terminal lot you are already at the airport and can walk straight to check-in. From Park 'N Fly you have to wait for the next shuttle departure in both directions, so build in extra time and skip it if you are running close to your check-in cutoff.

Tips before parking

Check live availability before leaving, especially during holidays, weekends, and other busy travel periods.

Arrive early. Spaces fill up, and you cannot reserve a slot in advance.

For pickups, choose the lot closest to Arrivals so it is easier to meet passengers. For longer trips, use covered parking when available; Terminal 3's Multi-Level Parking is the main covered option.

Keep your parking ticket, boarding pass, and payment receipt. If you are claiming the overnight discount, you may need your boarding pass for validation.

Time the drive as well as the lot. The roads into NAIA show how fast the last few kilometres into each terminal are moving right now, and which hours of the week normally crawl. Worth a look before you leave for a pickup.

If you have heavy luggage, pick the closest lot you can. Some parking areas require a long walk to the terminal.

If your trip is international, also make sure you've sorted eTravel and travel tax before driving over. Both are easier to handle at home than at the airport.

Not driving yourself? See the transport guide for Grab, airport buses, and other ways to reach the terminal.