SeaTac Airport Parking Near Seattle, WA: What to Know

From a Small Lot to a Big Garage

Parking here had modest beginnings. The airport's first lot opened in 1955 with room for just 527 cars, a fraction of the space today's crowds need.

Accessible Parking and Help From the Garage

If you need an accessible space, head for the ADA-designated stalls in General Parking, spread across four floors. Choose Floor 5 to park right by the elevator lobbies and shorten your walk to the terminal.

Free wheelchair assistance can take you from the garage, the curb or the train station all the way to your airline's ticket counter. Call Prospect Airport Services at (206) 246-1550 to arrange it, and from the counter your airline can help you through security to the gate.

Quiet Spaces to Unwind

After a stressful drive, slip into one of Sea-Tac's two sensory rooms: one near the A Concourse train station and one on the third floor of the C Concourse Expansion. Pick up a free sunflower lanyard, which signals a hidden disability, at information desks before and after security.

Skip the Garage With Curbside Drop Off

A quick drop off can be the cheapest choice of all. Along both the Arrivals and Departures drives, you will find accessible loading zones at least every 100 feet.

• Roll easily along Arrivals Drive, which has a zero curb for its full length, so there is no step to manage.
• Use the exit ramps with confidence, since they have been remodeled to an ADA-compliant slope.
• Arriving by hotel shuttle? Ask your driver to contact the Ground Transportation booth ahead of time for curbside drop off.

Traveling With Your Animals

Service animal handlers and pet owners can use nine relief areas, set both inside and outside security. They come in handy if you park early and have time to spare before boarding.

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