Halifax airport parking (YHZ): rates for every lot at Halifax Stanfield

Parking at Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) costs $22 a day at Park’N Fly, $25 in Exterior Economy, $32 in Terminal General inside the parkade and $38 for a pre-booked Terminal Reserved space, HST included, at the airport’s rates on November 13, 2026. Weekly rates run from $110 to $192. Waiting to pick someone up is free in the Standby Lot.

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Facts checked November 13, 2026

Lots and rates

Lot	Location	Rate (HST included)
Terminal Reserved^[1]	P1 South in the terminal parkade, about 2 minutes to the terminal	$38 a day, then $4.00 an hour after the first 24 hours; no weekly maximumBooked online before you travel, so a space waits for you. Covered, 86-inch (2.18 m) height limit, accessible stalls and EV charging.
Terminal General^[1]	Terminal parkade, all levels, about 2 minutes to the terminal	$4.00 per 30 minutes for the first hour, then $4.00 an hour; $32 a day; $192 a weekNo booking: first come, first served. Covered on P1, P2 and P3, 86-inch (2.18 m) height limit, 15-minute grace period, accessible stalls and EV charging on every level.
Exterior Economy^[1]	Open-air lot east of the parkade, 3 to 5 minutes to the terminal	$25 a day; $150 a week; $4.00 an hour after the first 24 hoursA $25 minimum applies on entry, however short the stay. No height limit, not covered, no EV charging; 15-minute grace period.
Park’N Fly^[1]	668 Barnes Drive, 10 to 15 minutes from the terminal by shuttle	$22 a day; $110 a week; $4.00 an hour after the first 24 hoursFree shuttle 24/7 to and from the terminal; allow extra time for it. From Bell Boulevard, turn right on Red Wing Drive just past Tim Hortons, then right on Barnes Drive at the stop sign. No height limit, no EV charging.

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Booking Terminal Reserved and lot rules

Rates include HST and can change. Parking is first come, first served unless you book Terminal Reserved ahead.^[1]
Terminal Reserved can be booked up to six months ahead and as late as two hours before you arrive. The minimum stay is 12 hours, there’s no booking fee, and cancelling costs $5. Pay online with Visa, Mastercard or American Express; no account is needed.^[2]
Your confirmation email carries a QR code, on your phone or printed. Scan it at the two Terminal Reserved lanes on the far right to enter and at the Reserved exit machines in the Exit Plaza to leave. Each booking allows one entry and one exit, and you can enter up to one hour before your booked time.^[2]
Stay past your booked exit time and the exit machine charges the extra time by debit or credit card; a delayed flight isn’t exempt. The airport suggests booking from about two hours before you reach the airport to about two hours after your planned return.^[2]
Changes and cancellations close two hours before the stay begins. Shortening a booking before then refunds the unused time; leaving early once the stay has started doesn’t. At a gate that won’t open, press the Help button and don’t reverse.^[2]
Parking is at your own risk, and EV chargers aren’t guaranteed. Vehicles left more than 90 days may be disposed of unless you arrange it with the parking attendant (902-873-2587).^[3]

Pick-up, drop-off and accessible parking

Standby Lot: free waiting for drivers picking someone up, next to Tim Hortons at 311 Bell Blvd. The maximum wait is 45 minutes, first come, first served; stay with your car, as unattended vehicles may be ticketed and towed. Commercial vehicles other than rideshare aren’t allowed.^[4]
When your passenger has their bags and calls, turn right onto Bell Blvd. and pull up at the pick-up area. It’s for loading only: waiting at the curb isn’t allowed.^[4]
Drop-off is at the curb in front of the terminal by check-in: the first area for domestic and international flights, the second for direct U.S. flights. Cars left unattended at the curb are ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense.^[5]
To meet someone inside, use Terminal General in the parkade next to the terminal: $4.00 per 30 minutes for the first hour, with a 15-minute grace period.^[1]
Every Halifax Stanfield lot has designated accessible stalls close to entrances, exits and elevators, and an accessible shuttle runs between the terminal and the Park’N Fly lot. Request an accessible taxi at the Ground Transportation desk.^[6]

Getting to YHZ without parking

Halifax Transit’s Regional Express 320 (Airport/Fall River) runs between the airport and downtown Halifax, and luggage is allowed. Buy tickets 24/7 at the Ground Transportation Booth in Arrivals, in the HFXGO app or from retailers. Maritime Bus also serves the airport.^[7]
A Regional Express ride costs $4.75 for an adult in cash (exact change); children 12 and under ride free.^[8]
Taxis, car services and limos wait curbside outside Arrivals; the fare depends on your destination. Pre-arranged taxis and limos must be booked before the passenger lands.^[9]

Common questions

How much is parking at Halifax airport?

At Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ), parking costs $22 a day at Park’N Fly, $25 in Exterior Economy, $32 in Terminal General and $38 for Terminal Reserved, HST included. Weekly rates are $110, $150 and $192; Terminal Reserved has no weekly maximum. Short stays in Terminal General are $4.00 per 30 minutes for the first hour.

What is the cheapest parking at Halifax airport?

Park’N Fly at 668 Barnes Drive, one of Halifax Stanfield’s listed parking options: $22 a day or $110 a week, with a free 24/7 shuttle to the terminal (10 to 15 minutes). Within walking distance, Exterior Economy is $25 a day or $150 a week, with a $25 minimum on entry.

Can I reserve parking at Halifax airport?

Yes. Terminal Reserved, on P1 South of Halifax Stanfield’s parkade, costs $38 a day and is booked online up to six months ahead and as late as two hours before. The minimum stay is 12 hours, there’s no booking fee, and cancelling costs $5. A QR code lets you in and out once.

Is there free parking at Halifax airport for pick-ups?

Yes. Halifax Stanfield’s Standby Lot, next to Tim Hortons at 311 Bell Blvd., is free for up to 45 minutes while you wait in your car. When your passenger calls, drive to the pick-up area; waiting at the curb isn’t allowed.

What if my flight is delayed and I overstay Terminal Reserved at Halifax airport?

The Terminal Reserved exit machine at Halifax Stanfield charges the extra time by debit or credit card before the gate opens. There’s no exemption for travel disruptions, so the airport suggests booking until about two hours after your planned return.

How do I get to Halifax airport without parking?

Halifax Transit’s Regional Express 320 runs between Halifax Stanfield and downtown Halifax, luggage allowed. An adult cash fare is $4.75 (exact change) and children 12 and under ride free; tickets are sold 24/7 at the Ground Transportation Booth in Arrivals. Taxis wait outside Arrivals.

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Sources

Rates and rules change. Check the official page before you park; these were last checked November 13, 2026.

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