Chicago Midway Airport Parking

I left my laptop in my car after the shuttle dropped me off. I called, Eddy took care of it. Top notch service all the way. Use these guys, folks. They know how to take care of their customers.

Good airport. I fly coast to coast Southwest Airlines so I usually have a layover here. There’s a mother room, yoga room, and even a chapel in addition to the usual airport amenities. I tried the yoga room today and was pleasantly surprised. A nice clean wooden floor, mirror wall, and several yoga mats along with sanitizing wipes were provided. There’s also a little cubby hole and bench for you to place your luggage on.

If you’re flying in and out of Chicago Midway and renting a car, the new facility is great. Much like Baltimore and Las Vegas with a central location for all the car rental companies.
But, if you’re local and want to rent a car; BEWARE. There is absolutely no place to park within the facility and there is no place to drop off a person to pick up the rental. When my daughter and I rented a car, I dropped her off at the exit and parked my car on 52^nd and Laramie for two days.
Not very customer centric at all.

The shining beacon on a trip to the hellhole my family calls home was the airport parking. The parking booth ladies were the friendliest people I encountered on my entire trip and were liberal with not charging for short-​term parking.
If you’re picking someone up, the first-​level parking is attached directly to the baggage claim. It’s amazing. No elevators, no escalators, not even 30 seconds of walking. Grab your bags and run. It also means the restrooms are directly inside for when you’ve made the hours-​long trek from the distant ‘burbs. Good-​sized spaces. Plenty of lighting.
The city does boot instead of towing, so you may have to circle around the collection of immobile cars before finding a space. Signage is pretty terrible for both the garage and the exits but you’ll eventually find your way in or out. Prices were reasonable. Not paying the prices was even better.

This is a review of the outdoor long term lot. The attendants at that lot are cloning credit cards. This was the only place I used this particular credit card. 1 day after I used the card I had over $ 4000.00 charged on that card. The charges were mostly in Cicero and Chicago near the airport. The credit card company found the charges suspicious and put a hold on the card till they could verify fraud. I notified Airport security and they never did anything. I was not held responsible for the charges but I would still like to see the thieves put in jail. I told airport security which booth I paid at and what time. I also gave a description. When you pay at the exit make sure your credit card never leaves your site.

After a long trip I found my car had a flat (stupid aluminum wheels) due to the cold. I’ve seen their little vans driving around before and remembered that they can fill tires. I went to the elevator lobby, found the call box and the voice in the box said help will come. It took about twenty minutes for the guy to show (only reason I didn’t post five stars). When he did though, they had me up and running in no time flat (intended). Thanks!

This isn’t for the parking but for an FYI… the city checks plates on cars left in long-​term, and if there is ANYTHING outstanding (parking ticket, etc.), you may come home to a boot on your car.

Well I honestly never expected to give a parking lot such a high ranking but this one – goes out to a little ol’ man who went above and beyond.
Because I’m such a blonde sometimes. Don’t let the hair color fool you.
I had flown back and had my car parked for a week at Midway, normally I would have found a way to go around parking onsite but, as it was, I parked in the long-​term section. For $ 14 a day, it’s easy, and the options for where to park are all over the place. Expect to find a lot of stalls available if parking outside.
Catching the bus shuttles is easy and painless, they run fairly frequently and get you to and from the airport in no time. Flying back in, I was delayed, stuck on a tarmac and ready to get out of dodge. But I had to get to the car first. Walking out of the baggagle claim, I was able to hop onto a shuttle and make my way back to the car. Low in behold, I closed my eyes for a split second and found myself parked outside of a parking garage. Apparently, I had caught the wrong shuttle. The driver and I talked for a minute, I laughed it all off as he was getting ready to drive me back to the airport to catch the proper shuttle. After I asked whether or not it was walkable, the man just kept laughing and asked where i was parked.
Within a minute we pulled right up to my car. Door to door service. Now, this is not the norm, and I highly do not ever expect to get that kind of service, but hands down this did not go un-​noticed. I appreciated that man more than words can say. He waited for me to get into my vehicle before heading back to the airport for his next round of passengers.
So I guess, this is more of a major thank you to Midway and to that cute man for being so understanding of an ignorant woman! Bus shuttles… ack!
Make sure you know which line you’re on, and safe travels ;)

Moderately priced. Always spots available. They do let Chicago PD come in and ticket which is bs. Make sure u have plates and updated stickers cause they come in daily from what I’ve seen.

I usually take the CTA orange line to Midway airport since its practically door to door transit from where I live. However, on my way back home, I realized that I had forgotten my backpack in one of the overhead bins on my plane. Since it was late, I hoped in my car and returned back to Midway hoping to find my backpack! I went straight to the HOURLY short term parking (located on LEVEL 1). The parking was located right at the baggage claim level. Luckily for me this is where I needed to go to locate my bag. But super easy too if you are picking up friends/​family from Midway. I was able to find my bag (yay!!!) and I was in and out in less than 30 minutes. Cost for less than 30 minutes is $ 2. One hour is $ 4. Keep an eye out for houly and daily rates. They are different. So happy everything worked out for me!