Picking up/ dropping of passengers at the Airport:  1. To drop off a passenger at the Airport, follow the Airline & Departure Hall sign; stop there only for unloading. For more time, use the short-term carparks P1 or P2.  2. If you are picking up a passenger, follow signs to Arrivals Hall after the "Schiphol' exit  of A4.  You  can park there quickly to discharge your passenger, or you can park your car at 'Schiphol Visitors' parking, by simply following the 'Parking' sign. Monitors there will indicate the arrival of your passenger. 

Other parking options at Schiphol Airport include
1. 'Visitors' Parking, covered & close to terminal (takes 2-8 mins walking through corridor) ;
2. 'Park & Travel 3' offers guaranteed spaces (shuttle bus runs 24/7 every 5-10 mins & takes 5-8 mins);
3. 'Smart' Parking offers best prices, but limited availability (takes 5-8 mins via shuttle bus, which runs 24/7, ever 5-10 mins);
4.  Valet Parking in front of departure hall (deposit keys at Valet Parking desk);
5. 'Excellence Parking' is a reserved luxury facility with parking pass for frequent flyers, available right next to Departure Hall 3.
5. 'Privium' Parking close to terminal, always available (takes 2-5 mins through a corridor).

Long Term Parking Park&Travel 3

You can take the free express bus to travel between Park & Travel 3 (long-term parking) and the Departure Hall.

Valet Parking Valet Parking

Rates:
1-3 days: EUR 39.5 per day
4-7 days: EUR 29.5 per day

Daily Parking Smart

You could booked from a period of 3 days with an attractive price of Schiphol Smart Parking

Privium Parking

Rates:
hour: EUR 4.8
daily: EUR 34.5

Hourly Parking Visitors

Rates:
30 mins: EUR 2 for first 3 hr
Afterwards EUR 4 per hr
daily: EUR 29.5

As an alternative to on-site parking, there are off-airport parking at Amsterdam Schiphol airport options which may offer significant discounts. Most have shuttle vans or buses which operate from their facilities to the terminals, and feature secure facilities with security guards and cameras 24 hours.

Many local hotels offer up to 2 weeks free parking with one night stay. This can be especially convenient if you have an early flight and need to park at Amsterdam Schiphol airport. They provide shuttle service too.

Nothing is more frustrating than circling an airport parking lot looking for space when you're already running late for a flight or paying an exorbitant amount for parking when you return from a trip. You can avoid these common predicaments by doing your homework before leaving to park your vehicle at the airport.

Most airports offer multiple parking lots at various rates (hourly, daily and economy). Some airports even offer costly, but convenient valet parking. Visit the airport website or call the airport to determine the location and rates for each type of parking garage or service. During peak travel times, it's also prudent to check the short-term and long-term parking lot availability before leaving for the airport, so you can make other arrangements if lots are full. Parking in a daily garage (short-term parking) instead of an economy (long-term parking) lot for multiple days will burn a big hole in your wallet.

You’ll find commercial off-site parking lots near most major airports. These parking lots are farther from the airport, but the distance is often compensated with lower prices, 24-hour security, car-to-terminal shuttle services and other perks like frequent parker programs. Aside from off-site commercial parking lots allow you to reserve a parking spot in advance, which can be a real timesaver during peak travel times. In addition, many airport hotels offer stay, park and fly deals in which you stay at the hotel the night before your flight and then you can park your car at the hotel for free or a low daily rate. Just make sure the hotel parking lot is secure as some aren’t monitored around-the-clock like airport and commercial lots.

It’s too easy to forget where you parked or where you put the parking ticket after an extended trip. Even if you’re running late, take the time to note where you parked in your cell phone, PDA or on the parking ticket if you take it with you. Just make sure you don’t lose the parking ticket, because most airports charge a hefty fee for missing tickets. For that reason, it may be safer to leave the ticket in your car.