Terminal A Short-Term Parking
Terminal parking- Electric charging
- Charging points available
- Accessible parking
- Reserved spaces available
- At
- Terminal A Short-Term Parking
BookingPossible, not required
Airport information
Newark Liberty International Airport has 4 official parking areas. For parking areas with a shuttle bus, the shuttle time is on the card. Everything below was checked on the airport's own website; rates and availability live there, not here.
Compare the 4 listed official parking areas by walking time and facilities, as the airport states them.
Each parking area lists only verified facts from the official sources. If something is missing, it is unknown - not absent.
BookingPossible, not required
BookingPossible, not required
BookingPossible, not required
To the terminal: By shuttle bus
BookingPossible, not required
Prices depend on the period and the moment of booking. The airport publishes them itself; we deliberately do not copy them.
Go to the official parking page of Newark Liberty International Airport
Official external websiteNewark Liberty International is the hub of United and one of the three New York airports, with three terminals, A, B and C, and the AirTrain linking them to the parking and the rail station. The overview above lists the parking the airport describes itself. Prices are not on this page, because they change with the season and with booking ahead; the current figure is on the official page linked above.
Terminal A Short-Term Parking and the Short-Term Parking for Terminals B and C sit next to the terminals and are the choice for a pick-up or a short trip; Terminal A has charging for electric cars. For a few days, P4 Daily Parking at the AirTrain P4 Station is the middle option, with charging as well, and the AirTrain ride to the terminals is free. For a holiday, P6 Economy Parking is the long-term option, with a shuttle bus every ten minutes. Picking someone up at the curb is only allowed when they are already waiting; otherwise use the free Cell Phone Lot next to P4.
The airport is on I-95, the New Jersey Turnpike, at exits 13A and 14, with the terminals and lots signposted by letter. Without a car, the AirTrain links the terminals with Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station, where NJ Transit reaches Penn Station in about half an hour, and the Newark Airport Express bus stops at every terminal. For Long Island and Brooklyn, JFK is the alternative. The arrivals and departures of Newark are in the tabs above; every airport we follow is in the airport overview.