mohit | Shared With: Everyone - May 29 2008 | seatac, seattle, parking, airport
Saw this in an ad as I was browsing my Faves. With coupon, the parking rates are $6.99/day if you stay 4 days or more.
Quoted: Park with us for a Guaranteed Lowest Price, Security, and Safety. Park n Jet parking area at Seatac are monitored 24/7 and meet our strict security standards.
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - May 23 2008 | seatac, seattle, aiport, parking
Good review of Seatac parking options. I will go with EZ Airport Parking (http://www.e-zairportparking.com/) since they are valet, take reservations and are $8.95/day with coupons.
Quoted: SeaTac parking detailed price comparison, candid parking photos, and service review guide with discount coupon links.
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 17 2006 | seatac, parking
This is where I park at SeaTac if I'm driving myself. Make sure you print out the coupon to get the $8/day rate!
Quoted: Shuttlepark2 SeaTac Airport Parking is a daily and long term parking facility at Seattle Tacoma (SeaTac) International Airport. Free 24HR shuttle.
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