4,500 parking spots to close soon at Denver International Airport

Lanie Lee Cook
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DENVER (KDVR) — Planning to park at Denver International Airport in the coming months? Be prepared for fewer parking spots — some 4,500 fewer — as they will be closed for construction.

Starting April 7, a big portion of the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot will close for “necessary improvements and repairs,” according to a Friday release from the airport. The closures will last through the spring and summer travel seasons.

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The repairs are scheduled for sections 3-4 of the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot, affecting shutter shelter locations. Meanwhile, shutter shelter locations for sections 1-2 will remain open, as will around 4,500 parking spots on the north side of the lot.

Improvements will include:

  • Reconstruction of the shelter islands and curbs

  • Installation of new snow storage pads

  • Drainage updates

  • Repaving

  • Restriping

  • Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act

Vehicles left in the work zones will be relocated within the lot. Anyone who needs to get their vehicle should call 303-342-4650 for information.

Travelers wade through a parking lot filled with vehicles
Travelers wade through a parking lot filled with vehicles

Denver International Airport parking lots

The Longs Peak Shuttle Lot will open beginning April 1 and will accept parkers from 3 a.m. to 12 a.m. And no matter the time, shuttle service will be provided for returning passengers, according to the airport.

Other parking options at Denver International Airport include the East Economy, West Economy, East Garage, West Garage and 61st and Peña parking lots. Travelers can check airport parking capacity at this link.

Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot closures are expected to end in September.

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