IND Airport Parking Garage

Finding a space at IND Airport Parking Garage is like playing airport bingo—when you land one, victory tastes sweet. Once you're tucked into a spot (ideally without performing a 3-point parallel ballet in the aisle), the convenience kicks in. The lower levels? That’s where your car gets the VIP treatment—no sun-streaked dashboards, no snow-kissed windshields, just pure climate-controlled serenity. It’s the spa day your sedan didn’t know it needed. Best of all, the location is spot-on. It’s so close to the terminal, you’ll swear your suitcase wheeled itself there. So if you’re willing to tango briefly with the game of "find the opening," IND Airport Parking Garage delivers a snug and secure send-off—and a warm welcome back.

All the parking levels at the Indy airport were full when I arrived for a trip a month ago. I didn't want my car sitting in remote parking or on level 5 in the blazing summer sun for 10 days, so I opted for the expensive valet parking service, assuming that the car would be kept on level 3 (where the valet service office is located) until my return. When I left the car off, it was spotless (I'd just driven it through a Crew car wash). When I got the car back, it was covered with bird poop. Do a lot of birds nest on the various levels of the parking garage, or does the valet service park cars up on level 5 (which is open to the sky)? I'm going with option B. Did I pay all that extra money for "valet" parking when all I actually got was a slightly shorter walk from my car to the parking garage entrance to the airport terminal? Live and learn.

Lots of Parking and if it is raining they have free umbrellas for oyu to use on the top level.

Hourly Parking on Level 3 worked well for us. We had young travelers that we dropped off and picked up. There was plenty of parking in the Hourly Parking area and this worked for our situation.

If you have an electric car level 3 is where the charging stations are. They are full all the time and most of the tesla cars aren't even plugged in. $20 a day. Valet to plug your car in is $9 an hour or $27 for 24 hours but when I left my car with the supervisor they only charged it to a little over half. They really need more charging stations in the garage for paying customers. Picture below shows a lot of cars not plugged in.

Free Electric Vehicle charging is nice. Only problem is, all stalls are being used. Doubling the amount of chargers would be really nice.

A simple but spacious airport with all that you need. Cleanliness is in top of their list and everything is very efficient. TSA lines are almost always just few minutes long and you can experience a pleasant flying experience here. Highly recommended but do you really have an option when it comes to choosing an airport!