Airparks Self Park for Larger Vehicles at Luton Airport

What to do when you arrive at Airparks Self Park Luton:

Drive to the car park - directions and a postcode will be on your booking confirmation. Follow the yellow signs for Airparks Self Park, its entrance is roughly 300 metres after the first blue Airparks entrance.

When you arrive, drive up to the barrier. It will automatically recognise your car reg and lift to let you in. Park in an available bay, keep your keys and make a note of where you've parked.

How to get to Luton Airport:

Head to the nearest bus stop to catch the shuttle to the terminal. It's included in the price, takes around 14 minutes and runs regularly, 24 hours a day.

What to do when you return:

When you return, catch the bus back to Airparks Self Park. Find your car and drive to the exit. The barrier will recognise your car reg and lift, allowing you to exit.

Accessibility

The shuttle bus is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible parking bays, which work on a first come, first served basis. Give Airparks a call before you arrive if you need any assistance. If you need help on site, use the intercom button at the barriers or ask the Airparks team.

Security features:

• ✓ Perimeter fencing
• ✓ Floodlights
• ✓ Entry and exit barriers
• ✓ Regular patrols
• ✓ CCTV

Additional information:

- Most larger vehicles (without trailers/not commercial vehicles or large vehicles) will be accepted at the car park as long as they are under 2.2m wide, 2.2m high and 5.5m long. The car park can't accept any high-sided vehicles, minibuses, mobile homes, lorries, caravans, trailers or vehicles larger than the maximum.

The shuttle bus can't accommodate large sporting equipment, so we'd recommend dropping any off with your passengers at the terminal first, then driving to Airparks.

Early or late? The car park offers a grace period until midnight at their discretion. Any longer than this and you'll be charged the car park's standard rate of £20 per day. This is subject to change.

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