cheap disabled parking luton airport

mickog

hi all does anybody have advice on any cheap parking at luton airport please.

Keith585

LUTON - DISABLED/SPECIAL NEEDS Parking
Short Stay
There are dedicated disabled Parking bays for Blue Disabled Badge holders at the front of the Short Term Car Park. Free Parking is allowed for the first 60 minutes. Any overstay will result in the full payment being required from the time of arrival in the car park.
Customers wishing to claim the free 60 minutes should present their disabled Parking badge at the NCP desk within the terminal building for validation. The disabled Parking clock must remain on show within the vehicle. Passenger Assistance Telephones are available should further assistance be required. Pre-booked price from £15.75
Mid Stay
The Mid Stay car park is suited to stays of up to 5 days and has designated disabled bays. A fully accessible bus service is provided for transport to the terminal. Their drivers welcome the opportunity to assist disabled customers to board and disembark the buses on request. A Special Assistance Help Point is available enabling disabled customers to call for free assistance. Pre-booked price from £11.05 per day.
Long Stay
On-airport the Long Stay car park also welcomes disabled drivers. A fully accessible bus service is provided for transport to the terminal. Airport drivers welcome the opportunity to assist disabled customers to board and disembark the buses on request. There is also a Special Assistance Help Point enabling disabled passengers to call for free assistance. Pre-booked price from £7.55 per day.
Off-airport at Airparks Services with transfers operating 24 hours a day. All of the Airparks Services buses have disabled access. Pre-booked price from £2.99 per day.
Off-airport at Airparks Services with transfers operating 24 hours a day. All of the Airparks Services buses have disabled access. Pre-booked price from £2.99 per day.
More Advice for the Disabled Traveller
Whether you're off on holiday, on a day trip, or looking for an everyday means of travel or transport, you'll find lots of advice at www.disabledtraveladvice.co.uk on how you can get about easily as a disabled user.

mickog

many thanks keith,i will give it a go this afternoon thanks for the help.