Honolulu airport parking rates to increase on July 1
STAR-ADVERTISER / 2019
Cars are seen parked at Terminal 1 at the Honolulu airport. The hourly rates for parking at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu are set to go up next month.
The hourly rates for parking at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu are set to go up next month.
The Hawaii Department of Transportation is reminding travelers that the new, maximum daily rate will be $27 on July 1, up from $25. The Honolulu airport parking garages has a total of 5,338 spaces.
The new parking rates, effective July 1, are:
>> 1 to 2 hours: $6 (up from $5)
>> 2-3 hours: $9 (from $7)
>> 3-4 hours: $12 (from $10)
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>> 4-5 hours: $17 (from $15)
>> 5-6 hours: $21 (from $19)
>> 6-7 hours: $23 (from $21)
>> 7-8 hours $25 (from $23)
>> 8 or more hours: $27 (from $25.)
Parking rates for the first hour will remain unchanged, at $1 for the first half-hour and $3 for the first hour. The free, 15-minute grace period also remains in place.
DOT officials said the rate increases support its efforts to modernize and maintain the airport’s parking facilities. Planned projects include the rehabilitation of the concrete surface on the top level of the Terminal 2 parking structure, and upgrades to the drainage and electrical systems. Repairs are also planned at the International Parking Garage.
In addition, the department is reviewing proposals to build a new parking structure for public and airport employee parking off Ualena Street.
A website displaying real-time parking space availability at the Honolulu airport parking garages is also under development and will be unveiled this year, state officials said.
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For more information, visit airports.hawaii.gov/hnl and click on “parking” (under the “Getting To & From” tab).
