Miami International Airport is bringing back its valet parking services just in time for Labor Day weekend.
The service had been closed since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to Miami International Airport, it expects nearly 800,000 travelers from Sept. 1-6.
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“As our passenger traffic continues to set record highs this year, we are proud to bring back this popular parking option. One of our highest priorities is to make MIA as accessible as possible for all our customers. Valet parking in both our garages is the latest way that we are achieving that goal," MIA Director and CEO Ralph Cutié said.
The valet parking service can be found at the departures level entrance to the Dolphin garage, directly across from door 4 of MIA’s Concourse D airline check-in area.
Valet parking will also reopen in MIA’s Flamingo garage directly across from door 20 of Concourse J on the departures level later during the month of September.
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Valet parking attendants take a driver’s vehicle and park it in one of 225 dedicated spaces on the departures or arrivals level. Drivers will then get a parking receipt containing the date and time their car was parked, which they will present when they return to the drop-off location.
Returning travelers can even call or text message in advance to alert parking attendants that their flight has arrived so their vehicle can be ready for pick-up.
The parking rates are $18 for under three hours, $30 for the first three to 24 hours, and $30 each day after. The service is also available to MIA users who are picking up travelers.
All vehicles parked in valet are limited to a maximum length of stay of 20 days. For more information about valet parking and other options, visit the MIA parking web page.
