Nashville Airport Changes Garage Access October 20
Nashville airport will route terminal garage traffic through Garage 2 from October 20. Garage 1 parking remains accessible.
Key Takeaways
- **Entry:** Continue past the former Garage 1 entrance to Garage 2 and take a parking ticket.
- **Garage connections:** Drivers can reach Garage 1 through connections on Levels 2–6.
- **Exit:** Follow signs toward Garage 2 and descend to Level P2.
- **Payment:** Garage 1 tickets will be accepted at Garage 2 exit lanes.
- **Capacity:** The airport says parking capacity is unchanged, with 4,366 covered spaces in Garage 1 and 2,160 in Garage 2.
Nashville International Airport will close the entrance to Terminal Garage 1 on October 20. According to its October 13 parking notice, drivers entering or leaving either terminal garage will use Terminal Garage 2.
What this means for your next trip
Garage 1 will remain available for parking, with access through Garage 2. Allow extra time to follow the revised route, particularly if you normally use the original entrance.
Key details
- **Entry:** Continue past the former Garage 1 entrance to Garage 2 and take a parking ticket.
- **Garage connections:** Drivers can reach Garage 1 through connections on Levels 2–6.
- **Exit:** Follow signs toward Garage 2 and descend to Level P2.
- **Payment:** Garage 1 tickets will be accepted at Garage 2 exit lanes.
- **Capacity:** The airport says parking capacity is unchanged, with 4,366 covered spaces in Garage 1 and 2,160 in Garage 2.
Valet access will continue through the existing rental car facility area during this phase.
Bottom line for passengers
Build a little extra driving time into your airport arrival plan. Follow the posted signs for the new entrance and exit arrangements, even if you have parked at BNA before.
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