Multi-Storey & Terminal Parking at Frankfurt Airport
If you want to protect your car from wind, hail and sun, park in a multi-storey or underground garage. Off-site garages with a short shuttle are much cheaper than the official car parks right at the terminal.
Covered car parks in Frankfurt
| Operator | Transfer | 8 days from |
|---|---|---|
| Parkflow Parkhaus | approx. 8 min | €55.00 |
| Skyline Parken Parkhaus P2 | approx. 6 min | €100.00 |
There is also the Kelsterbach underground garage (about 8 minutes' transfer, price on request) and the official airport car parks at Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. The latter are the most expensive without a booking – pre-booking online often saves more than half.
Terminal 1 or Terminal 3?
Lufthansa and Star Alliance airlines fly from Terminal 1; many airlines from the closed Terminal 2 have used Terminal 3 since 2026, and Condor moves to T3 for summer 2027. Check your terminal before booking – the Sky Line links both in about 8 minutes.
Who should choose a multi-storey?
- New or high-value cars
- Winter trips (no scraping ice on return)
- Families who need short walks
- Or skip the car: FlyRide drops you right at the terminal.
Rather not park at all?
FlyRide Frankfurt drives you to Terminal 1 or 3 at a fixed price – with flight tracking.
FAQ
How much is a multi-storey car park at Frankfurt Airport?
Off-site garages with shuttle start at about €55 for 8 days (Parkflow); garages near the terminal such as Skyline P2 from about €100.
Where can I park right at Terminal 3?
The new Terminal 3 has its own airport car parks. Booking online in advance is much cheaper than the drive-up rate.
Can I enter with a roof box or van?
Check the maximum height (often around 2.00–2.10 m). For tall vehicles, open-air car parks are better.
Are there EV chargers?
Some garages offer charging spaces – this is marked in the offer description.