Platinum Parking LTD Heathrow Meet and Greet T2, T3 & T5

Platinum Parking LTD Heathrow Meet and Greet is a chauffeur parking service for passengers flying from Terminals 2, 3 and 5. Drive to your departure terminal, call Platinum Parking around 20 minutes before you arrive and meet your driver at the handover point given in your booking instructions. Your car is then taken to Platinum Parking's secure off-airport compound while you walk into the terminal, with no shuttle bus required.

Why choose Platinum Parking LTD Heathrow Meet and Greet?

• Terminal handover: drive to Heathrow rather than to an off-airport Park & Ride site and meet your driver close to the terminal.
• No transfer bus: once your car has been handed over, you can continue on foot into the terminal.
• Terminals 2, 3 and 5: this particular Platinum Parking product is specifically for passengers using these three terminals. A separate product is available for Terminal 4.
• Secure off-airport storage: your car is taken away from the terminal and parked in Platinum Parking's secure compound near Sipson Road.
• Security: Platinum Parking states that its drivers are insured and that its compound is monitored around the clock, with CCTV and security patrols.

How does Platinum Parking compare?

Platinum Parking vs Heathrow Official Meet & Greet

Both services remove the need for a Park & Ride bus, but they are operated differently. Heathrow Official Meet & Greet is an airport-operated product, while Platinum Parking is an independent company that collects your vehicle at the terminal and stores it at its own off-airport compound. Compare prices for your dates as well as the cancellation terms and handover arrangements.

Platinum Parking vs Parkair247 Meet and Greet

Both are independent Meet & Greet services, so the basic process is similar: drive to Heathrow, leave your keys with a driver and walk into the terminal while your car is parked for you. If both are available, compare the total price and booking conditions rather than choosing purely by service type.

Platinum Parking vs Heathrow Park & Ride

Park & Ride can be cheaper, but it means driving to a separate car park and transferring to the terminal. Platinum Parking removes that extra journey, which can be particularly useful when travelling with children, heavy luggage or after a long flight home.

Directions

Follow signs for Heathrow Airport and then for your departure terminal. This service operates from Terminals 2, 3 and 5. Follow the terminal-specific Meet & Greet directions supplied in your booking confirmation and call Platinum Parking around 20 minutes before you reach the terminal.

Arrival procedure

Drive directly to your departure terminal at Heathrow Airport. Call the number provided on your booking voucher when you are approximately 20 minutes away from the terminal so the driver can be ready to meet you. If you are running early or late, let Platinum Parking know. Follow the terminal-specific instructions in your booking confirmation to the designated meeting point, where you will hand over your keys to the driver.

Return procedure

Once you have collected your luggage, call Platinum Parking on the number provided with your booking. Follow the return instructions to the designated meeting point, where your vehicle will be brought back to you.

Security

Fully insured drivers. Vehicles are stored in Platinum Parking's secure off-airport compound, with CCTV monitoring, 24-hour security and regular security patrols.
The operator currently states that the compound has 24/7 monitoring and CCTV, while Park & Go also lists onsite security.

Additional information

This product serves Heathrow Terminals 2, 3 and 5 only. Platinum Parking operates a separate product for Terminal 4. Heathrow is within the London ULEZ, so drivers of non-compliant vehicles should check whether a charge is payable for their journeys to and from the airport.