OT: Best parking at EWR?

Mikemarc

Heisman
Nov 28, 2005
69,040
17,660
97
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!
 

Leonard23

Heisman
Feb 2, 2006
29,387
11,677
113
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!
Take an Uber or Lyft. Much easier and more efficient, and cost isn't a ton more.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Mikemarc

RU at the shore

All-Conference
Dec 31, 2005
4,836
1,667
0
EWR's system is pretty good, the entrance/exit gates have license plate readers, so no hassle.....if you book ahead of time! :)
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.
 

JayDogSmooth

All-Conference
Aug 18, 2006
8,099
3,790
0
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.
Yes p6 is a bus transfer
For convenience Uber is the play
For cost savings is one of the outer lots
 

Knight Shift

Heisman
May 19, 2011
85,328
82,806
113
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.
What is the pricing?
 
Jun 7, 2001
34,209
41,662
113
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.
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.
 
  • Like
Reactions: T2Kplus20

RUDave_01

All-Conference
Dec 8, 2002
1,650
1,832
113
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
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).
 

T2Kplus20

Heisman
May 1, 2007
30,236
18,213
113
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.
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.
 

RU#1fan

Heisman
Mar 7, 2003
23,028
11,805
113
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.
When you book your Flight on United you have no idea if you will be flying from A or C.
 

RUBubba

All-Conference
Sep 4, 2002
4,856
2,488
113
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.
 

Leonard23

Heisman
Feb 2, 2006
29,387
11,677
113
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.

When you book your Flight on United you have no idea if you will be flying from A or C.
This is why I prefer Uber or Lyft, or even a cab from EWR.
 

ClassOf02v.2

Heisman
Sep 30, 2010
13,557
14,785
103
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.
 

RUDave_01

All-Conference
Dec 8, 2002
1,650
1,832
113
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.
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.