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Charging is free - regular parking rates apply. 10 L2 chargers are now operational. Parking: Free. WiFi, Lodging, Restroom, Shopping, Dining, EV Parking. Open 24/7. Fifteen Level 1 (1.9kW) (long-term charging), ten Level 2 (3.3kW) (hourly charging) PowerPosts are located on Level 1 Rows E, F and G in West Garage.
- Denver International Airport - ParkDIA | Aurora, CO | EV Station
Park DIA offers 4-5 EV charging stations in the covered area...
- Denver International Airport - Terminal E | Denver, CO | EV ...
You may call 303-342-4645 for the traffic dispatcher prior...
- Denver International Airport - ParkDIA | Aurora, CO | EV Station
Denver International Airport has a total of 36 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available close-in on Level 1 of the parking garages. The spaces have designated “Electric Vehicle Station” signs. There is no charge to use the stations, however, the standard garage parking rates apply.
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- Cell Phone Waiting Lot
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Due to there is no waiting allowed curbside or at the arrivals pickup area at the terminal, the free Cell Phone Waiting Lot is the ideal place to wait for a call from your traveler letting you know they are ready for pick up at Jeppesen Terminal. Final Approach is the airport's cell phone waiting lot located 3 miles west of the Jeppesen Terminal, a...
The East and West Economy Lots are located just beyond Garage parking areas on the east and west side (respectively) of Jeppesen Terminal. This is the best choice for travelers who want to park within walking distance to the terminal (from 5 to 10 minutes) and wish to pay a cheaper price. Besides, in case you can't walk, a free shuttle service is a...
The East and West Garage areas are located just adjacent to the Jeppesen Terminal on the east and west side respectively. 5-10 minutes walking. Garages have 5 levels and 3 separate modules which contain both covered and uncovered parking (atrium parking and level 5). Accessible parking is available on all levels except Level 3. Rates (as of Decembe...
The East and West Short-Term Lots are a quick and convenient option and ideal for meeting and greeting your relatives and friends or dropping off a young child or an elderly parent. They are located on the arrivals level (level 4) in Garage East and West respectively, just 5 minutes walking from the terminal. Rates (as of December 2023) $168/day | ...
It represents a budget option for long-term parking. This parking lot is located on RTD’s University of Colorado A Line and is managed by the City and County of Denver, Denver International Airport. The only transportation service at this lot is RTD’s A Line commuter service (train) and is available for $10.50 to the airport (transit time 11 minute...
Premium Reserve parking is located next to Jeppesen Terminal on the east and west sides, level 4 (Arrivals). Accessible parking is available. Rates (as of December 2023) $50/day* RESERVATION ONLY * Parking rates may change at any time without prior notice. Please confirm the current rate before booking.
Denver International Airport has a total of 36 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available close-in on Level 1 of the parking garages. The spaces have designated “Electric Vehicle Station” signs. There is no charge to use the stations, however, the standard garage parking rates apply. The station locations are listed below: GARAGE WEST, Level...
Nov 4, 2013 · DENVER, CO — Nov. 4, 2013 — Customers who park their plug-in electric vehicles in the east and west parking garages at Denver International Airport (DIA) can now charge up at one of 10 new electric vehicle charging stations. The charging stations, which were officially opened to the public today, are free to customers who pay to park in the ...
The new stations are the airport’s first public AC Level 2 chargers, which use 240-volt infrastructure and provide up to 20 miles of range per hour of charge time, according to U.S. Department of Energy estimates. The stations are located on level 1 of the garage in rows E and F.
