Ajax Airport Parking

I have been parking at AJAX for 20 + years. Shuttle is fast, reliable, and the lot is in a great location.

This parking lot is easy to access right off the exit for the airport, making it ideal for your return as it provides easy access to the freeways. The price is right at $ 8.99 per day (add tax as well).
Those conveniences aside it is a small lot. There is often only one driver picking up and dropping people off. You will wait. When my husband and I arrived there was no one in the building, just a sign saying they will return in 15 minutes. The bus came within 10 minutes and the lady driver was exceptionally helpful and nice.
Upon returning to SeaTac as we headed across the walkway to the pick up stations I waved at the shuttle to pick us up as it was approaching. No such luck, it just kept driving by. Had to call and the driver said they were just leaving and would be back in 15. It was a little longer but not bad. The frustrating part is while waiting we saw multiple shuttles from other parking sites, especially from the Master parking lots. At least 6 different Master Park shuttles passed us. After picking ups up the gentleman driver dropped us off at our vehicle and was off again.
If you don’t mind waiting it’s in a convenient location and fairly inexpensive. The down side is mostly the waiting.

There was no one in the office and the sign on the door said that there is a shuttle every 15 minutes. We found a business card and called to get connected to a driver after waiting for 15 minutes. The driver answered and said he would be 15 minutes and abruptly hung up the phone. We waited for 30 minutes before a bus showed up.

Not one to plan well, the day my brother and I were off to Vegas we decided to see how much a few days parking in the airport’s long-​term section would run – too much! Practically out the door, I decided to check into alternative parking solutions and Unilocalers led me here. I was worried about losing precious time dealing with an offsite parking lot a couple of miles away, but it couldn’t have been easier. The lot was secure, well-​lit, and impressively managed. Customer service shined from the initial phone call I placed till the moment I paid. 2 things you should do before using this lot:
1. Call to make sure spaces are available.
2. Print out the coupon from their website
So here’s how it went for me:
In a rush to get out the door I made a quick phone call. The gal on the phone was very pleasant and told me there were plenty of spaces and just to give myself an extra 10 – 15 minutes. I pulled up to the gate, was handed a ticket and assigned a section to park in. As I pulled my car in, a kind driver immediately pulled the shuttle behind my car, offered to help load my luggage, and promptly headed to the drop-​off right next to my airline. The total time elapsed from entering their lot to being dropped-​off right outside Alaskan Air was about 10 minutes – most impressive! The driver handed me a business card with my car’s location and a number to call for pick-​up (50 on the courtesy phone).
When I returned I called for a pick-​up, and before I could finish the cigarette I had lit, my ride was there. He also helped me with my bags and was very friendly. He dropped me off right at my car. I drove down to the pay booth only to realize I had lost my printed coupon. I asked the woman taking money if she could honor it anyway, and she did so graciously.
I would use again in a heartbeat, and would send my great-​grandmother to these folks because I know they would make sure she was taken care of. Oh yeah, and best of all, my beautiful new car wasn’t broken into. These guys are awesome!

I’m a big fan of light rail. I happen to live in a part of town that actually makes jumping the light rail to the airport a viable option. And I love that it costs me a couple bucks vs the $ 30 – 40 of a taxi, or the $$$$ of parking while I’m out of town for a couple weeks.
But, as anyone living anywhere else in Seattle can attest, it’s not too handy when you gotta get to the airport quick and you’re nowhere near a rail station. Or you have your car with you, and only a couple hours before your flight leaves.
So, sometimes you gotta drive. And park. And hopefully, if you’re lucky, your company will pay for your parking bill while you’re gone on business.
Hi. Call me Lucky.
Ajax is fast, convenient, and easy to get to from the last exit before the airport heading from the 405, or off the local roads if coming from the direction of Burien.
The automated system is easy to use if you pause long enough to read the instructions on the door (park FIRST, THEN pay). The drivers are friendly. And the parking rates are cheaper than airport parking.
Plus, I love the shuttles painted to look like cows. Easy to spot when you’re back home and trying to pick your shuttle out of the crowd. And if you’re smart, you’ll keep the little call card they give you so you can get in touch with them as you pick up your bag to pick you up.
There are other lots of other lots around, but honestly, I haven’t tried them out. Haven’t felt the need to. If you can’t light rail it and have to park, this is a great option.