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After you select an airport on iFly.com, select the Airport Parking option in the main menu. There you will find all available parking choices - from valet parking to off-site parking, fees (the most current fee structure is most likely posted at the entrance of the parking facility), payment methods, and specific details. It will also provide you with information on which parking facility accepts reservations and the contact/reservation procedure. In general, most airports do not accept reservations. Some airport parking garages have automatic guides directing you to available space.

If the Airport has more than two terminals, it will depend on the terminals you transfer to/from. You must also take into account that during peak hours or high travel seasons the transfer may take longer than usual. Look under Transportation, "Shuttles" at iFly.com. The inter-terminal shuttle listed will tell you how long it will take and in what intervals they make their rounds, then add to that time the extra time in transit and the time you will spend from the time you enter the terminal until you arrive at the gate. Note that you will have to go through security again. You can also refer to the terminal map.

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While smaller airports may only have a few basic eating facilities, and shopping may be limited to a newsstand and/or gift shop, larger airports have a smorgasbord of full-service restaurants, eateries, bars, snack bars, a grocer, and take-out food, as well as a highly diversified array of brand-name and discount stores offering everything you would find in a large department store. iFly.com offers you a listing by category, terminal location, name of the establishment, telephone, and hours of operation (as far as available). You also find a listing of duty-free shops. However, bear in mind that location and establishments are constantly shifting, as establishments come and go and ongoing airport construction may temporarily relocate some of them.

You have several options, most of which depend on the time you will have available. One option would be to visit one of the airport restaurants and use the remaining time to browse the stores or take advantage of the services for families and individuals. However, if you plan to leave the Airport and return prior to your scheduled connecting flight, count in the traffic factor. The hour of the day when leaving from and returning to the airport is more of a factor than the distance, due to possible traffic congestion. Allow sufficient time to arrive back at the airport, through security check and to your gate.

If you decide to go sightseeing in town, either click on "Layover Ideas" at iFly.com, or stop by and get advice at the Airport's Tourist Information Bureau, or visit the City's site and click on Convention and Visitors Bureau. If you decide to stay overnight or for an extended time, the Airport's Information or Tourist Bureau will be happy to steer you in the right direction. You can also visit the on- or off-airport travel agencies and have them make your arrangements for accommodations and sightseeing, etc.

Disabled Parking is provided by all airports, usually clearly marked, in either specific parking facilities or in each parking facility and are available to those who either have the appropriate license plate or their disabled placard on the vehicle dashboard. As to special fees: Usually airports offer parking at a certain facility at a reduced price. Free disabled parking is rare.