We publish discount codes and promotional offers for UK airport parking. Our sitewide code BCP25 takes up to 25% off the pre-booked rate at 20 UK airports, across park and ride, meet and greet and on-airport car parks, and the car park pages below carry codes of their own. Every code is applied through the quote form on this site, and every one is checked before it is listed.
All 20 UK airports we cover. Each page carries its own codes, current prices and drop-off charges.
Eight days' parking. Drive-up price on the day, against the pre-booked price with code BCP25 applied. Checked 10 September 2026.
This is a promo code site. We collect the discount codes and promotional offers that are live on UK airport parking, check that each one still works, and publish what it actually takes off the price — not what the advert claims it takes off. Nothing here is a car park. We are the layer in front of them.
Coverage today is 20 UK airports and 71 car parks, from the airports' own long stay products to the independent meet and greet operators. The sitewide code BCP25 runs across all of them; individual car parks and deals carry their own codes, which is why the code on a deal card is often not the one in the box at the top of the page. Both are live, and each button opens the quote form with its own code already filled in, so you do not have to keep track of which is which.
Airport parking is where this site starts rather than where it stops. The same approach — find the offer, test it, publish the real number — applies to anything else travel-related we add later, and the method below is the one it will be held to.
A discount code is applied at the checkout of a car park operator or booking platform, not at the barrier when you arrive. It reduces the pre-booked rate, which is already lower than the drive-up price. The two savings stack, and that stacking is where most of the money is.
Almost every UK airport car park runs two prices for the same space. The gate price is what you pay if you turn up without booking. The pre-booked price is what the operator charges to fill that space in advance, and it is routinely half the gate price or less. A voucher code then comes off the pre-booked figure.
That matters for how you use this site. A code advertised as up to 25% off is not a quarter off the price you would otherwise have paid on the day — it is a percentage off a number that was already discounted, and the percentage it actually returns depends on the car park and the dates. Booking eight days at Gatwick with a park and ride operator costs about £95 at the barrier and about £58 pre-booked; code BCP25 takes that to roughly £46. The code saved £12. Booking ahead saved £37.
Below is the same eight-day stay priced three ways at four airports: at the barrier, pre-booked, and pre-booked with a code. The right-hand column is the figure worth judging a code by.
| Airport & car park | At the barrier | Pre-booked | With BCP25 | Total saved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gatwick — Cophall Parking | £88 | £50 | £40 | £48 |
| Manchester — JetParks 1 | £88 | £54 | £43 | £45 |
| Heathrow — Heathrow Park & Ride | £110 | £59 | £47 | £63 |
| Bristol — Silver Zone | £76 | £45 | £36 | £40 |
Meet and greet shows the largest cash saving because it starts from the highest base price, not because the codes are better. Judged as a percentage of the pre-booked rate, every row above saves the same 20%. If you are choosing a parking type on price alone, park and ride wins at all four airports even after the code is applied to both.
Codes, prices and drop-off charges differ by airport, so each has its own page. Airports are grouped the way people actually substitute them — most travellers comparing Luton and Stansted are making a real decision, while nobody weighs Aberdeen against Exeter.
The full set, with the cheapest product at each airport, is on the all UK airport parking codes hub.
If you have already chosen a car park, go straight to the operator. Brand pages carry the transfer time, the distance from the terminal and an honest answer on whether that operator is actually the cheapest at your airport — including when it is not.
Every operator we list is on the all UK car park codes hub, grouped by the airport it serves.
Most UK airport car parks run no NHS scheme at all. Where one exists it is usually worth 5–10%, which a public code beats outright. Check the public code first, then check eligibility — not the other way round.
NHS and Blue Light searches run to roughly 4,000 a month across UK airports, and the honest answer is not the one most sites give. A Blue Light Card carries genuine travel-category offers, but airport parking appears in that category far less often than cardholders expect, and when it does the percentage rarely exceeds what is already public.
Our NHS airport parking discount pillar lists all 20 airports side by side with the eligibility discount, the best public code and the difference between them in pounds, so you can see in one table which of the two to use.
Park and ride is cheaper at every UK airport, without exception, and meet and greet is faster at every UK airport, without exception. The decision is only ever about what the difference is worth on the day you fly.
On an eight-day booking with a code applied, meet and greet typically runs £8 to £27 above park and ride depending on the airport. Against that, park and ride adds a shuttle transfer of 5 to 20 minutes each way plus waiting time, and meet and greet removes it entirely. Travelling with small children, heavy luggage, a pre-dawn flight or a tight connection tends to justify the difference. A solo trip with hand luggage rarely does.
The meet and greet parking discount code page prices valet at every airport that offers it, park and ride codes does the same for shuttle parking, and the full comparison guide covers what can go wrong with valet parking.
Every code listed here is tested against a live booking before it is published, and re-tested weekly. A code that has stopped working is removed the same week rather than left to expire quietly, which is why some airport pages carry fewer codes than competitors — the ones that are gone are gone.
Each code carries the date it was last confirmed working, the car parks it applies to and its expiry where the operator publishes one. Full method on how we verify every code, and our independent guides explain how UK airport parking pricing actually works.