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Parking
With lots located within a short walk of the terminal building and curbside spots for passenger drop-offs, parking at MRY is easy and convenient.
Transportation
Whether arriving at or departing from MRY, transportation options like rideshares, taxis and buses are available to help you easily get to your final destination.
Directory Map
Unlike most larger airports, navigating the MRY terminal is easy and straightforward. Our directory map is designed to help you find your way around the building.
Dining and Shopping
From our restaurant (a locals’ favorite) to the Starbucks down the road, there are several dining and shopping options in and around the MRY terminal.
News from MRY
Monterey Regional Airport to Conduct Triennial Emergency Exercise
Monterey, CA – Monterey Regional Airport will conduct its federally mandated Triennial Emergency Exercise on airport property Tuesday, May 27th 1:00 PM. Airport staff will coordinate the exercise in collaboration with the Monterey Fire Department. The emergency exercise is a readiness and coordination drill required by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Neurodiversity art exhibit unveiled at Monterey Regional Airport
MONTEREY, Calif. (KION-TV) — A neurodiversity art exhibit is taking off at the Monterey Regional Airport, featuring artwork from lower, middle, and high school students at Chartwell School is Seaside. Art instructors Emily Garber, and Domenique Grillo, curated the exhibition that demonstrated the different ways in which their students see the world, and the ways it enhances their creativity.
Monterey Regional Airport Celebrates Neurodiversity with a New Youth Art Exhibit
Featuring the Diverse Works of Chartwell School’s Lower, Middle, and High School Students
MONTEREY, CA, April 30, 2025 – Monterey Regional Airport’s Art at the Airport program celebrates neurodiversity with the installation of a new student art exhibition in its Youth Art Gallery. “Celebrating Neurodiversity Through Art” features distinctive medium compositions created by lower, middle, and high school students at Seaside’s Chartwell School.
