SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - There are now fewer parking spots available at San Diego’s Lindbergh Field airport.
Starting Wednesday, Dec. 26, the airport’s Pacific Highway Economy Lot -- on Pacific Highway at Washington St. -- will be closed to the public for an unknown duration.
The lot is being converted to employee parking because the current employee parking area is shut down for construction of a new stormwater system to combat pollution.
Airport officials say four self-parking areas near Lindbergh Field remain in place:
Terminal 1 Parking Lot
-- The Terminal 1 Parking Lot provides nearly 2,000 close-in parking spaces. The lot offers both a daily rate (at $32/day) and hourly rate option, convenient for both travelers and those picking up loved ones.
Terminal 2 Parking Lot
-- Located just west of the airport, the Terminal 2 Parking Lot is a good choice for those traveling out of Terminal 2 West; a pedestrian walkway connects the lot to the terminal. The Terminal 2 Parking Lot is located off McCain Road and offers 2,300 spaces available at $32/day or hourly rates.
Terminal 2 Parking Plaza
-- With 2,900 spaces, the Terminal 2 Parking Plaza is available at $17/day with advance reservations (or $32/day drive-up rate), as well as hourly rates. The Parking Plaza is directly adjacent to Terminal 2 and features covered parking, EV charging stations and state-of-the-art parking guidance technology.
Long-Term Parking Lot
-- The Long-Term Parking Lot offers more than 1,100 spaces at $15/day with advance reservations (or $20/day drive-up rate). The lot is located on Harbor Drive westbound, before you reach the airport terminals, and offers a free shuttle to/from the airport.
