Area 51 Raid Gets 51% Off Parking at Fine

DENVER - EntSun -- 1.3 million people have signed up to attend the event in the Nevada desert at Area 51 and not all of them live in an area to be able to drive to meet up on September 20, 2019.Fine Airport Parking is trying to help those wanting to go "see them aliens" by giving a 51% discount for all Area 51 goers. Anyone traveling out of Denver International Airport or Tulsa International Airport will be able to take advantage of this discount. Choose from outdoor, indoor or valet and simply show your ticket to Nevada for the September 20 event and receive 51% off parking.Fine Airport Parking's indoor facility stretches across 700,000 square feet, with 40 Charging Stations (28 Tesla and 12 Universal Chargers) making it the largest indoor facility at the airport. Each parking space is angled and measures eight inches wider than competitors. The facility is open daily with shuttles running 24/7. Every customer at Fine Airport Parking is able to grab free popcorn and drinks in the lobby and can take home a complimentary rose for a loved one upon their return. Fine also offers a number of auto detailing packages to choose from, welcoming customers home with a new looking car. About Fine Airport ParkingFine Airport Parking has been family owned and operated for 34 years, originating in Tulsa Oklahoma. Fine Airport Parking has been successful because of Mike Fine's vision and commitment to put customers first. Mike Fine saw the potential in Denver and purchased land near Denver International Airport in 2007 with the facility opening in December of 2017 shortly after he passed. Fine Airport Parking remains committed to Mike Fine's vision and commitment. Visit Fine's site at www.fineairportparking.com

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