Antalya Airport has more than 5,500 parking spaces for cars, minibuses and buses, split between open-air lots and a multi-storey car park opposite the domestic terminal. Every lot sits about three minutes' walk from a terminal building, so there is no shuttle to wait for. Under the 2026 tariff a car pays 220 TL for the first hour in the multi-storey car park and 140 TL in an open lot.
Where the car parks are
The multi-storey car park stands opposite the domestic terminal and holds 2,643 cars. Its ground floor, P1, houses the Subscriber Center, where subscriptions and free-parking entitlements are arranged. Open-air lots serve the international terminals and the domestic terminal alike.
More than 5,500 spaces in total, for cars, minibuses and buses
2,643 car spaces in the multi-storey car park alone
About three minutes on foot to the terminal, with no shuttle service
Bays reserved for passengers with reduced mobility
Separate designated areas for buses collecting passengers
Security staff and cameras watch the lots continuously
What a car costs in 2026
These are the 2026 charges for the multi-storey car park, in Turkish lira, VAT included.
0–1 hour: 220 TL
1–3 hours: 270 TL
3–6 hours: 400 TL
6–12 hours: 500 TL
12–24 hours: 690 TL
7–15 days: 5,490 TL
Monthly subscription: 8,780 TL
The open-air lots are cheaper at every step:
0–1 hour: 140 TL
1–3 hours: 190 TL
3–6 hours: 300 TL
6–12 hours: 320 TL
12–24 hours: 500 TL
Monthly subscription: 6,320 TL
A motorcycle pays 100 TL for the first hour indoors and 70 TL outdoors, rising to 330 TL and 220 TL for 12–24 hours. Minibuses, pick-ups and light trucks start at 270 TL indoors and 160 TL outdoors. Buses and trucks use the open lots only, from 190 TL for the first hour.
The free 15 minutes, and where they do not apply
Free minutes exist, but not where most drivers expect them. The 0–15 minute free period applies only to the domestic open car park. The international terminal car parks have no free passage time at all — the charge starts at the barrier.
Stopping on the road in front of a terminal instead is not an alternative: waiting there is prohibited and enforced, and vehicles left where they obstruct airport traffic are removed by tow truck. If you are meeting someone and would rather not drive at all, compare the other ways into the city.
Long stays and subscriptions
Two products cover a holiday-length stay: the 7–15 day rate and the monthly subscription. A car pays 5,490 TL for 7–15 days in the multi-storey car park, a motorcycle 2,630 TL. Monthly subscriptions run 8,780 TL indoors and 6,320 TL outdoors, and 4,210 TL indoors for a motorcycle.
The conditions are where money is lost:
A monthly subscription covers 30 days from the first entry, with no exit in between. Drive in and out repeatedly and the tariff is applied with a 25% increase.
A subscription must be arranged within the first three hours after you enter, at the Subscriber Center on P1.
Park longer than 24 hours without a subscription and you pay the full-day (12–24 hour) charge for each complete day, plus that day rate divided by 24 for every extra hour.
Rules that cost money
In car parks without automatic plate recognition, leaving without presenting your parking card or receipt means paying the 12–24 hour charge, however briefly you parked.
After paying you have 20 minutes to get out. Time beyond that is charged at the tariff.
Washing a vehicle or emptying rubbish from it inside the car park doubles the charge for the whole stay.
Park inside the marked lines and straight on.
Who parks free
Free parking, for a maximum of 15 days at a time, is granted to vehicles used by disabled passengers, veterans and duty invalids on production of their documents, and to the private vehicles of first-degree relatives of martyrs' families. Where the stay runs past 24 hours, the disabled passenger must also show the boarding pass or ticket for the journey. These entitlements are arranged at the Subscriber Center on P1.
Vehicles of public institutions listed in the state registry park free for up to two hours and diplomatic-plated vehicles for up to one hour. The private vehicles of DHMİ staff, including retired staff, and of Civil Aviation Directorate staff using DHMİ car parks fall outside the tariff.
Paying, and where the tariff comes from
Parking fees are collected at the exit, at payment points inside the car park, in cash or by credit card. Monthly subscription fees are paid in advance at the start of the subscription. Every charge in the tariff includes VAT, and follows the VAT rate if it changes.
The tariff is not set by the airport. DHMİ, the Turkish state airports authority, determines and publishes it for the airports it tenders, so it changes by decision rather than by season — the figures above are the 2026 schedule. For an exact amount between two times, the airport runs a parking fee calculator on its own site. If you are returning a hire car rather than parking your own, see car rental at the airport.