Ugh, parking prices will increase at all five city-owned lots.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The cost to park at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport will increase Jan. 1 – the second price hike in less than a year at the city-owned facility.Blue and Red lots will go from $19 to $20 per day.Travelers who parked in the lots before Jan. 1 will pay the lower rate for the length of their stay.On-site parking has become increasingly tight at, as travel has rebounded after the pandemic.
Airport officials also have made a concerted effort in recent years to increase revenue from non-airline sources, including parking. The airport collected $28.9 million in parking and ground-transportation fees in 2021, according to federal data. The revenue is being used in part to pay off debt in preparation for an upcoming major construction project. Airport officials are in negotiations with the airlines that do business in Cleveland, seeking funding for a proposed $2 billion new terminal project. Construction could begin as early as 2025.