Parking close to International Airport. (MERGED)

Andrew_G

Just paid £46 for a day and a half parking in the short-stay carpark
It was dearer than the return flight! :O

belfastgal

Jez....what a rip off ...the killead lodge works out £12 sun - tues so cheaper than a taxi

rjh090384

we are contemplating parking at easi park tomorrow for the day but worried about damage to cars or thefts etc. does anyone else worry aobut this?

Rockman

Should be safe enough but as on a working farm can be a bit smelly. Also mak esure you check if they are charging £3 or £5 for the day. You have to wait for them at the entrance to the short stay car park-can be a bit of a delay so hope it is not raining.

Hope this helps.

marcais

I've just moved to Antrim so won't have to worry about it anymore.

However, as I take most of my flights out of City...

Englandsno.7

Have parked at Easipark and it is very handy and well-organised, however discovered last week that BCP (Q-Park), the Long Stay Car Park on-site at the International is the same price @ £3 per day. If you are only carrying Hand Luggage it is within easy walking distance, or there is a courtesy bus you can use if you are taking cases etc. Oh, and I pre-paid on their website for 2 days, was 17hrs late and they didn't charge me any extra!

rjh090384

decided to park at easi park and was great! very efficient and helpful ansd speedy pick up!! very happy

MMG

Does anyone know how much it costs to park in the Long Stay car park for two days without booking online?

Englandsno.7

You could ring BCP Customer Services and ask them (0870 134 580). I have just requested a quote on-line for Fri-Sun, and the price was £12, yet I booked on-line last weekend and paid only £6!

ollywood68

MMG wrote:

Does anyone know how much it costs to park in the Long Stay car park for two days without booking online?

Why would you want to stay in the long stay carpark anyway?

I was in Paris recent and I again stayed with easypark. No problems and great value. The guy who owns it was telling me at the height of the summer they have 1400 car a day in their lot. They are a running a proper legitimate business. The reason why they are different from a lot of the "newly" sprung up car parks around the airport, is that their carpark is on land which is part of their family farm/factory, which is classified as commerical land. Therefore they are able to operate a commerical (carparking) business with only a few permissions from the council. Other operators are operating from converted fields which is agricultal land, with no "permissions" and therefore have a lot more to do to become legitimate.

Easypark is what moneysavingexpert is about. LONG LIVE EASYPARK

I also believe that as a result of these new carparks emerging around the airport that other providers will keep there prices more competitive.