Park ‘N Go

Park N Go is an independent off-airport parking lot at 31555 Wick Road in Romulus, Michigan, a short shuttle ride from the Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) terminals. The operator’s published rate is $16 per day, the same for reservations and drive-up. It is a self-park lot: you park in any open space and the free shuttle meets you directly at your vehicle. This lot cannot be booked through this site — reserve directly at parkngo.com or call (734) 729-3999.

Key facts

• Address: 31555 Wick Road, Romulus, MI 48174 — phone (734) 729-3999.
• Rate: $16 per day, reservation or drive-up. The final total is calculated on the actual time your vehicle is parked.
• Getting to the terminal: the shuttle picks you up at your vehicle and drops you curbside; it serves both the McNamara and the Evans (North) terminals. Shuttle service is included in the parking price.
• Timing: the operator asks you to arrive at least 20 minutes before the time you want to be at your terminal.
• Hours: open and staffed 24/7.
• Payment: major credit cards and cash.
• The lot: a well-lit, fenced surface lot. Self-park only — no valet, and no EV charging is advertised on the operator’s site.

Rates compared with parking at DTW itself

Facility	Rate per 24 h	Notes
Park N Go (off-airport)	$16	Free shuttle to both terminals
McNamara Garage — Long-Term	$32	Attached to McNamara Terminal
Big Blue Deck — Long-Term	$23	By the Evans Terminal
Green Lot	$20	Card only, shuttle to both terminals

DTW’s own facilities add a 2.65% processing fee on every card payment; none of them can be reserved in advance.

Source: parkngo.com/rates and metroairport.com — checked 30 September 2026.

How it works

1. Reserve online at parkngo.com (recommended, to lock in your rate) or simply drive up — space permitting, the price is the same.
2. From I-94 westbound, take Exit 197 (Vining Road), turn right onto Vining Road, then take the next right onto Wick Road; the lot is about half a mile on the right. From I-94 eastbound, take the same exit and turn left onto Vining Road.
3. If you booked online, scan your reservation QR code receipt on arrival — that is how your online payment is credited.
4. Park in any available space. The shuttle meets you at your vehicle and drops you curbside at your terminal.
5. On your return, go to the ground transportation area outside your terminal and look for Park N Go shuttle signage.

If your trip is cancelled, cancel the reservation at least 24 hours in advance for a refund; refunds are subject to service fees. If your return flight is delayed, nothing needs to be done — the final total is based on the actual length of stay. For oversized vehicles or trailers, the operator asks you to call ahead.

Source: parkngo.com/faq — checked 30 September 2026.

How much does Park N Go at DTW cost?

$16 per day (checked 30 September 2026), the same rate for online reservations and drive-up. The final amount is based on the actual time parked.

Do I need a reservation?

No — drive-up parking is available when the lot has space. The operator recommends reserving to secure your rate.

Which terminals does the shuttle serve?

Both DTW terminals: McNamara and Evans (North). The shuttle picks you up at your parked vehicle on departure and from the ground transportation area on return.

Does Park N Go offer valet or EV charging?

No. It is a self-park lot, and no EV charging appears anywhere on the operator’s site (checked 30 September 2026).

How far is it from the airport?

The lot is on Wick Road in Romulus, roughly 3 miles from the terminals; the operator asks you to arrive 20 minutes before you want to be at your terminal.