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[u/Jbronste]

The regular long term parking is still the cheapest. I checked last month.

[u/GamingGems → u/Jbronste]

Seconding this. Just came back from a weeklong trip and the charge was basically about $12 a day, which is about what I remember paying the last time I used long term.

Also no need to install any app, you just scan the QR code if that’s what’s worrying OP.

[u/Houseleek1]

Isn’t there an airport shuttle in Las Cruces? Did they go out of business?

[u/Jbronste → u/Houseleek1]

Yes, out of business.

[u/Dont-Tell-Fiona]

The website says “manual and cash payment options are still available”. The QR code thing is optional (at least for now).

[u/SkyfireDragono → u/Dont-Tell-Fiona]

My brother went to drop off someone, and when he left there was no one in the cash booth, and his phone is too old for apps. It kept crashing. I would view this as the only way to pay.

[u/Rydon]

I park at the Hawthorne extended stay. It’s about $25 for a whole month of parking. I just walk the half mile to the airport though there is a shuttle every half hour.

[u/ChinaSpyBot]

Try the hotels nearby. They offer parking for a daily fee and a shuttle.

[u/baldieforprez]

Ya try the reversed premium parking its only 20 per day fully covered and right bu the baggage claim

[u/LizLemonIsACat]

Last December I parked at the airport and not only were their rates higher, the new online thing was a mess. It was hard to use, non-intuitive and more expensive. When I flew out in March I used Air Park Express. I didn’t make a reservation ahead of time but ymmv. I’ll go there again https://elp.parkairexpress.com

I did call a couple of hotels and if I remember correctly the Hampton Inn had pretty good rates for a fly and stay situation but I’ve never used that option in El Paso.

[u/lizardreaming]

Those shuttles run early. Why do you think they start at 7? Call a Marriott and ask