How much does parking cost at the parks?

[MarylandMinnie]

Sorry if this is an obvious question. We are trying to budget a last minute trip to Disney and are thinking about staying off-site in order to include some other parks like Sea World and Busch Gardens. I looked all over Disney's website and all I could find was that non-resort guests pay a fee for parking, but I never could find the actual fee. If anyone knows, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance!

Jan

[Dzneeprincss]

When I went down last November it was $12 a day but if you are staying onsite it is free. Just be sure to ask at the resort desk for your parking pass.

[MarylandMinnie]

Thanks so much Marie!!! Have a great day!

[Juneee]

Hi can anyone tell me if there is such a thing as weekly 'parking permits' rather than spending $12 per day at each park you visit.

Thanks
June

[jarretth]

Hi can anyone tell me if there is such a thing as weekly 'parking permits' rather than spending $12 per day at each park you visit.

Thanks
June

Not that I am aware of.

[AlecK]

Your parking ticket is valid all day at any WDW park though, you can move the car and not have to pay again at another park.

[JuniorMickey]

Hi can anyone tell me if there is such a thing as weekly 'parking permits' rather than spending $12 per day at each park you visit.

Thanks
June

There is not a weekly permit. It's per day and as Alec said, good for the entire day, even if you change parks.

Free parking is given if you're staying onsite or are an AP holder

[mcbamo]

I wish they did a weekly pass... would be a lot easier for those of us who tend to go for a week or two.

[Juneee]

Thanks for all your replies at least we know before we head over to WDW that we are not wasting money on daily parking if there had been a cheaper way of doing it.

June

[ThinkTink]

If you are dining at a deluxe resort, you can vallet your car for just a few dollars more than the price of parking @ a park - to cut down on transportation time.

I.E., 1900 Park Fare - vallet park @ the Grand Floridian, leave from there to whichever park you're going to that day/night. Once you're finished with your day, ride the monorail back to the GF and pick up your car to head back to your offsite accomodations.

Rather than driving to the TTC and then having to go through multiple transfers.

[Juneee]

Thanks Thinktink - good idea!

June