I recently posted about the new parking rates at NAIA Terminal 3. I took this photo last night as we exited the Terminal 3 parking lot after our delayed arrival from a domestic trip.
There’s no mention in the signs about overnight rates. When asked about the latter, the staff at the booth simply replied that the information posted are their new parking rates. I assume this is just for Terminal 3 as that is what the signs stated and perhaps because only T3 has a multi-level parking facility. The other three terminals only have open parking lots. It’s easy to calculate your parking fees should you opt to leave your vehicles at the T3 multi-level building. If you find it expensive then perhaps you can just take public transport or have someone drop you off (and pick-up later).
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Do you get full parking very early in the morning, like 3 or 4am on ordinary days?
In ordinary days you can get good slot at the lower levels especially early mornings. During peak seasons, upper levels na lang maluwag.
Do the parking rates shown above also apply to the Open parking spaces at NAIA Terminal 3?
I recall its the same parking rates.
How much 5 days parking.
Scroll back on the comments section and see the sample computation provided by NAIA staff. 🙂
Why doesn’t one just “lose your ticket”? Is it PHP500/ day or just flat fee of PHP500? Aside from the obvious ethical problem.
the parking rate is back to Php 300 for overnight parking. I parked from Dec 26 to Dec 30 (4 overnights + 14 hours) and the charge was Php 1200 + 210 = 1410.
I think it was already that for quite some time now. Scroll up to the other comments including the sample calculations someone posted there.
Can we leave our car in 3 days while were in vacation? And how much the feea for 3 days?
Thank you
Scroll up for the answers to your questions.
Hi! do you give give discounts for Seniors and PWD? Thank you.
Not sure but they should give PWD and senior discounts. It’s the law. Btw im not with the NAIA.
How much parking fee for 10 days at terminal 3
Check out the previous comments. There’s a sample computation there somewhere. If you need a quick estimate then its probably close to 300 x 10 days.