Burbank Bob Hope Airport 4500 Empire Ave, Burbank, CA91505Map
Outdoor Self
SouthWest Parking (Open 24/7)
Driving distance to BUR: 0.4 mile
Type of Parking: Outdoor Self
Clearance: no restrictions
SouthWest Parking (formerly Empire Parking) offers convenient economy airport parking just 1 block from the Burbank Bob Hope Airport. Secure and 24/7 attended.
No shuttle buses are available to and from the terminals. Parking lot is located within 5 min walking distance (across the Empire Avenue).
What our customers say about SouthWest Parking
Susan Kanegawa - Los Angeles, Ca
09/30/2025
We missed the entrance upon entering, because the driveway is so narrow and someone was exiting. We had to double back. The lot is super narrow and long. It's only one way, so pray that it's not full, so you can turn around. The worker was extremely nice and joking around. The pedestrian access is through a fence at necend, nit through the driveway. It's not that obvious. I am surprised there's no shuttle, but you can easily walk to the airport.
Robert Graham - Camarillo, CA
10/10/2024
Easiest place to park at Burbank. 5-10 minute walk to the main terminal. There's no shuttle.
Frequent traveler - Woodland Hills, ca
09/27/2024
Easy to park, easy walking distance to the terminal, the attendants are always terrific to work with. It is always my go to in my travels.
Michael Binkow - los angeles
09/16/2024
We like parking here and will continue to do so... however we had to valet park this time cause they were oversold and upon return our car was way down the lot when there were many spots closer to the entrance.
Randall Evan Childs - Lancaster
08/27/2024
The best part about SWP is it is a short walk from the BUR terminal. (There is no shuttle). I've used this lot many times over the years, but this time was a bit different. I was told that they had overbooked and would need to valet park my car... which meant leaving my key with the attendant. When our 10 day trip was over, I walked over and handed my ticket to the nighttime attendant (at 11:30pm). After he took the ticket, he said "One Sixty Five." I thought he was telling me my space number, so I said, "One Sixty Five. Got it. I just need my key." To which he replied, "Why would I give you the key before you pay?" "Oh, you mean $165?" "Of course!" he said, as he scoffed and made me feel like a fool. I explained that I've never had valet parking at this lot before and usually just walk down to my car, get in and drive to the attendant where I pay. He just grunted, handed me the receipt to sign, and then said, "space 43" and handed my my key. This awkward situation could have been avoided by clear signage in an obvious location, or even better, an attendant who speaks in complete sentences like, "That will be one hundred sixty five dollars please."
