Starting Wednesday, July 1, leaving your car at Harry Reid International Airport is going to cost a bit more. The Clark County airport is rolling out roughly $1 to $2 increases across all on-site lots, bumping short-term garage daily caps to $38 and raising long-term and economy daily maximums to $20 and $14, respectively. Valet and reserved-spot fees are also headed upward under the new price chart.
In a press release via Harry Reid International Airport, Clark County aviation officials said the extra revenue is earmarked for infrastructure upgrades and modernization projects. "These are the first parking rate adjustments we've made since 2019," James C. Chrisley, Clark County Director of Aviation, said in the release.
What You Will Pay On And After July 1
Short-term garages will charge $4 for the first hour, $8 for up to two hours and $5 for each additional hour, with a $38 daily cap. Long-term parking will be $12 for up to two hours, $4 per additional hour and a $20 daily maximum. Economy and remote lots will cap at $14 per day, with a $6 charge for the first two hours, while valet will be a $34 flat fee. Reservation rates will change to $30 at Terminal 1 and $23 at Terminal 3, with discounted Terminal 3 long-term reservations starting at $16 on certain days, as reported by the Las Vegas Sun.
Ways To Soften The Blow
If you are planning to leave your car for several days, pre-booking can trim the tab. The airport's parking page lays out how to use its reservation portal, including limited-availability discounts at Terminal 3 long-term parking. Off-airport hotel lots and private shuttle services still undercut on-site pricing for multi-day trips, according to travel guides and parking aggregators such as Triply, so it is worth shopping around before you head to the terminal.
The changes cover the airport's more than 17,000 public parking spaces and officially take effect July 1. For the full rate table and more detail on how the new fees will be used, check the airport release and local reporting on the update.
