Gatwick (LGW) Airport Parking

Reserve your airport parking at Gatwick Airport (airport code LGW) before your next flight with Gatwick Park, then Fly, and save valuable time and money!

There are few things more frustrating when you are running late on a travel day than having to drive around and around the airport parking lot looking for an available space. So the next time you fly, plan ahead to keep this from being a problem - reserve your Gatwick airport parking in advance. That way, you can just drive up at the appointed time, drop off your car, and be on your way - no stress, no hassle, and no driving in circles. The online reservation process is simple and fast, and it can even save you money over the drive-up rate at the parking lot. Do not put yourself through the annoyance of circling the lot ever again - reserve a parking space at Gatwick Airport instead.

There are five Gatwick Park, then Fly lots to choose from. Three of them are on-airport, one is off-airport, and one is a meet & greet style. The on-airport lots are "Parking Express South Terminal," "NCP Flightpath North Terminal," and "Summer Special." The off-airport lot is "APH Gatwick." All four of these lots provide transfer shuttle services to get you from your car to the terminal. The last lot is "Meteor Meet & Greet," which is essentially valet parking at the airport. With Meteor you drive directly to the terminal where a driver meets you and takes your car to its parking space while you go in and check in for your flight - talk about convenient!

Avoid the usual travel stress by reserving a Gatwick Airport parking space today.

Some information about Gatwick Airport:

Gatwick Airport is London's second largest airport, and is about 30 miles from the center of the city.
Because London's busiest airport, Heathrow, is heavy on the rules and restrictions, many charter and low-cost airlines operate out of Gatwick instead. Airlines with busy Gatwick schedules include British Airways, easyJet, Thomsonfly, XL Airways, Astraeus, and First Choice Airways. Both British Airways and Virgin Atlantic use Gatwick as a secondary hub.
For those who want to avoid the confusion of Heathrow's many massive (and maze-like) terminals, Gatwick's two terminals will be a welcome relief.
For traffic information, see the BBC London travel site here.

Alternative ways to get to Gatwick Airport:

Taxi: Checker Cars is the official taxi partner of Gatwick Airport, and their booking office is in the North Terminal arrivals area. The trip from the airport to central London is usually just over an hour and costs roughly £77.
Rail: The Gatwick Express connects the airport directly with London's Victoria Station as well as other stations in London. The trip between Victoria Station and the airport is about 30 minutes, and a standard single fare costs £16.90. National Rail also connects to the airport, and the airport's station is directly linked to the South Terminal. Fares and journey times vary depending on where you are coming from.
Bus/Shuttle: The National Express coach connects the airport with London Victoria Station, with a journey time of about 90 minutes and a standard fare of £6.60. Easybus EB3 coaches also run between Gatwick and Victoria Station, with a journey time of 65-80 minutes and a standard fare of £2. There are also several local bus lines which connect with Gatwick - fares and journey times vary depending on where you are coming from.

Park, Sleep and Fly:

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Park, then Fly and Save!

Reserve your spot at a Gatwick Airport parking lot before you get there and save money! Park, then Fly from Gatwick Airport through parking companies that provide a range of parking options including self-park, valet, and indoor/covered. Airport parking in advance will provide you the following benefits: