Liverpool Airport Parking

What's the best parking at Liverpool Airport?

Parking at Liverpool John Lennon Airport is really straight-forward. You can either choose the on-airport parking or opt for alternative car parking options, in many cases more cost-effective, however requiring longer transfer times back to the terminal building. There is a Short Stay / Multi-Storey car park next to the Express Drop Off & Pick up area, as well as a Long Stay car park set across two sites.

Several independent providers offer off-airport parking, alongside with the transfer service included in the price, so for longer journeys, it might be worth getting a quote from those.

Alternatively, if you are pushed for time or do not enjoy lugging your suitcases from the car into the shuttle bus, and then from the shuttle bus into the terminal building, you can choose the Meet & Greet parking service at Liverpool Airport. Several companies offer Meet & Greet car parking options; all you’d need to do is drive to the airport and drop your keys off with the car park’s representative, and they will park it for you. Upon your arrival back from your travels, your car will be returned to you.

Car parking prices at Liverpool Airport vary based on the duration and type of car parking you book. Use our comparison form at the top of this page to see the availability on your chosen dates.

Can I park my motorbike at Liverpool Airport?

There is limited motorbike parking at Liverpool Airport. Head over to our dedicated page for more information on where to find it.

Liverpool Airport car parks where you keep your keys

• Liverpool Cheap Parking
• Liverpool Fast Track Parking
• Liverpool Long Stay
• Liverpool Long Stay Plus+
• Liverpool Multi-Storey Car Park
• Liverpool Premium Car Park
• Liverpool LASP Park and Ride

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