Make The Most Of Your Trip By Saving Money On Airport Parking

PR Log (Press Release) – Dec 18, 2009 – In the hopes of saving a few bucks, most of us have asked a friend or family member for a ride to the airport. Given the prices of airport parking, who could blame us? Most of us are only aware of the parking garages that cost $15/day and upwards. Given the state of today’s economy, this is simply not financially feasible.

One woman, however, says if you’re savvy, you don’t need to pay anywhere near that. Dee Cohen, frequent traveler and owner of the website www.OffAirportParking.org stated "I felt badly waking up friends at 5 am for rides to the airport to make the 7:30 flights. I started gathering information of various cities and parking lots nearby that have good pricing."  

As Dee began researching, she discovered some fascinating things about parking prices. She found that some airports had a slew of inexpensive options, while others were harder to come by. In looking around the country, Dee discovered that nearly every single airport offered at least one major inexpensive option. On her website she lists different airports all around the US and the affordable parking options for each of them.

With Fort Lauderdale airport, for example, she discusses two private parking lots near the airport as well as a hotel close to the airport where you can leave your vehicle. There is also a shared ride service that is will pick you up at your house before your flight or drop you off there from the airport that is less than twenty dollars.   Because cabs can be quite expensive, Dee looks to find ways people can save money and find alternatives to getting rides from friends or family. Dee has carefully compiled information on several airports, and the price differences between what she finds and what the average traveler knows about are often drastically different.  

For more information on to save money with airport parking and parking information for different airports, you can visit http:// www.offairportparking.org  where you can study different cities around the US as well as read articles about the airports.

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