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Looking for a place to park from Sunday morning to Wednesday evening.

Combination of convenience and price preferred.

What do you guys usually do for parking?

Thanks!
 
mikemarc1 said:
Looking for a place to park from Sunday morning to Wednesday evening.

Combination of convenience and price preferred.

What do you guys usually do for parking?

Thanks!
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Take an Uber or Lyft. Much easier and more efficient, and cost isn't a ton more.
 
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RU at the shore said:
If parking on site, register more than 24 hours in advance or pay almost double!!

Tough lesson learned this week.
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EWR's system is pretty good, the entrance/exit gates have license plate readers, so no hassle.....if you book ahead of time! :)
 
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mikemarc1 said:
Looking for a place to park from Sunday morning to Wednesday evening.

Combination of convenience and price preferred.

What do you guys usually do for parking?

Thanks!
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OT: Parking at Newark Airport?

What's the best option for parking at Newark Airport for a quick two day trip. Leaving Friday, coming back Sunday around noon. Total parking time is about 50 hours. Uber etc isn't an option. How much would daily parking be? I don't really want to go Long Term parking. Thanks.
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T2Kplus20 said:
EWR's system is pretty good, the entrance/exit gates have license plate readers, so no hassle.....if you book ahead of time! :)
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We’ve been P4 deck parkers for a while. The convenience of this location is temporarily reduced if you are a terminal A flight, which requires a bus transfer.

I assume the economy lot (p6 ?) is a direct bus to terminal (A) situation. If so and you are Terminal A, that might be a better and cheaper choice for now.

Again 24+ hours advance registration gives you best pricing. 23 hours is NOT sufficient.
 
RU at the shore said:
We’ve been P4 deck parkers for a while. The convenience of this location is temporarily reduced if you are a terminal A flight, which requires a bus transfer.

I assume the economy lot (p6 ?) is a direct bus to terminal (A) situation. If so and you are Terminal A, that might be a better and cheaper choice for now.

Again 24+ hours advance registration gives you best pricing. 23 hours is NOT sufficient.
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Yes p6 is a bus transfer
For convenience Uber is the play
For cost savings is one of the outer lots
 
RU at the shore said:
We’ve been P4 deck parkers for a while. The convenience of this location is temporarily reduced if you are a terminal A flight, which requires a bus transfer.

I assume the economy lot (p6 ?) is a direct bus to terminal (A) situation. If so and you are Terminal A, that might be a better and cheaper choice for now.

Again 24+ hours advance registration gives you best pricing. 23 hours is NOT sufficient.
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What is the pricing?
 
RU at the shore said:
We’ve been P4 deck parkers for a while. The convenience of this location is temporarily reduced if you are a terminal A flight, which requires a bus transfer.

I assume the economy lot (p6 ?) is a direct bus to terminal (A) situation. If so and you are Terminal A, that might be a better and cheaper choice for now.

Again 24+ hours advance registration gives you best pricing. 23 hours is NOT sufficient.
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Getting to terminal A using the bus transfer is an absolutely horrendous experience. One and done for me.

Uber or one of the offsight lots is probably the play. I will probably use JFK or LGA to avoid Terminal A. I’ll fly from Newark if using Terminal C.
 
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Rutgers Chris said:
Fast, easy and fairly priced. Also can’t tell you how many times that free bottle of water at the check out kiosk has come in handy
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I've done the parking spot at Haynes for years. Pick up and drop off are easy and I never had to wait long for a bus to arrive. You might even get a discount through work if an organization (my company gets me 20% off).
 
RU at the shore said:
We’ve been P4 deck parkers for a while. The convenience of this location is temporarily reduced if you are a terminal A flight, which requires a bus transfer.

I assume the economy lot (p6 ?) is a direct bus to terminal (A) situation. If so and you are Terminal A, that might be a better and cheaper choice for now.

Again 24+ hours advance registration gives you best pricing. 23 hours is NOT sufficient.
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P4 isn't a bad option for Terminal C, but you still need to transfer via AirTran so it takes a bit longer (C is only 1 stop away). P4 for Terminal A would be a nightmare.....either bus or AirTran. At least 20-30 mins. The Terminal A AirTran stop is well before the actual terminal, so there is a 8-10 minute walk to get inside.

Terminal A is really nice, but the logistics blow. Flew out of A in December for Florida but they returned us to C. That sucked!

One thing about A. It doesn't seem like wide-body planes are using it. Probably didn't design the gates to accommodate 767s and 777s. So, if you are going to Hawaii or overseas with United, it's the normal C or B.
 
rutgersal said:
Getting to terminal A using the bus transfer is an absolutely horrendous experience. One and done for me.

Uber or one of the offsight lots is probably the play. I will probably use JFK or LGA to avoid Terminal A. I’ll fly from Newark if using Terminal C.
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When you book your Flight on United you have no idea if you will be flying from A or C.
 
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I've been using The Parking Spot too. The only issue, and its really only the first time, is getting into their lot. Very easy to miss.
 
T2Kplus20 said:
P4 isn't a bad option for Terminal C, but you still need to transfer via AirTran so it takes a bit longer (C is only 1 stop away). P4 for Terminal A would be a nightmare.....either bus or AirTran. At least 20-30 mins. The Terminal A AirTran stop is well before the actual terminal, so there is a 8-10 minute walk to get inside.

Terminal A is really nice, but the logistics blow. Flew out of A in December for Florida but they returned us to C. That sucked!

One thing about A. It doesn't seem like wide-body planes are using it. Probably didn't design the gates to accommodate 767s and 777s. So, if you are going to Hawaii or overseas with United, it's the normal C or B.
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RU#1fan said:
When you book your Flight on United you have no idea if you will be flying from A or C.
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This is why I prefer Uber or Lyft, or even a cab from EWR.
 
P4 if it’s work travel. Parking Spot/Haynes if it’s personal.

Is that wrong?

But yes, P4 can suck if you’re expecting Terminal C and get A on either leg.
 
RUBubba said:
I've been using The Parking Spot too. The only issue, and its really only the first time, is getting into their lot. Very easy to miss.
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Yes, it is weird setup both in and out (especially if you are headed to 78 west). I also warn people to be careful on the exit ramp if you're coming from the main airport access road; it's a tight curve.
 
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