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London Gatwick Airport

Gatwick Airport

Gatwick, located 45km (28 miles) south of London,.is smaller and better organised than Heathrow and less than a mile from Junction 9 of the M23, just outside the M25.

Gatwick airport was earlier used as by a flying club and as an occasional airport since the 1930's, Gatwick airport was only opened on the 9th June 1958.

Since 1988 Gatwick airport has had two terminals - the North Terminal and the South Terminal connected by a monorail service - but only one runway. It is the busiest single runway airport in the world, the second busiest airport in the UK (after Heathrow), and in the top ten busiest airports in Europe.

The terminals offer a wide choice of fast food restaurants to more elaborate restaurants -Cafe Uno, Caviar house, cafe Nero, Chez Gerard, Costa & McDonalds are some. There are many bars including a sports bar where you can watch your favourite sport on large screens. Both the terminals have large shopping area's and offer duty free goods after check in.

South Terminal - Check in

Bureaux de Change
Four Bureaux de Change, one Travelex and three TTT Bureaux de Change located throughout the check in area.
Cash Dispensers
One ATM located in the check in area and after security.
Food and Drink
No restaurants in the check in area but there is a cafe located in the arrivals area. There is also a M&S Simply Food where you can buy snacks and drinks.
Information Desk
None in the check in area, the nearest is in the main arrivals area.
Internet Access
Internet access, e-mail, games, office software, scanning, printing and faxing. Located after security in the Departures Lounge, open 06:00 to 21:00.
Medical
Masta Travel Clinic offers medical advice and travel immunisation service in Jubilee House next to the North Terminal. Telephone number: +44 (0)1293 507400.
Pay Phones
Postal Services
No postal facilities in the check in area; there are facilities in the public area of the departures concourse on level 4.
Shopping
There are a few shops located in the check in area, including WHSmith and Boots.
Toilets
Male and female toilets located opposite Bags etc. Disabled toilets are located opposite Boots.

South Terminal - Arrivals

Bureaux de Change
Two Bureaux de Change in the arrivals area, one is located in the baggage reclaim area and a Travelex next to the lifts in the public area of the Arrivals concourse.
Buses
Car Hire
Major companies have desks beyond the Meeting Point.
Cash Dispensers
Food and Drink
Coffee and snacks only.
Information Desk
Internet Access
There is a wireless hotspot located in the main Arrivals area, allowing you to enjoy wireless internet access from your laptop.
Left Luggage
Arrivals hall near car hire desks. Open 24hrs, £6.50 per item per 24 hours.
Luggage Trolleys
Medical
Masta Travel Clinic offers medical advice and travel immunisation service in Jubilee House next to the North Terminal. Telephone number: +44 (0)1293 507400.
Pay Phones
Shopping
News shop, bookstore, and a convenience store.
Parking
Access to Short Stay car park through covered walkway. Follow signs to lower level.
Taxi
Toilets
In Baggage Reclaim.
Train
The entrance to the Rail concourse is signposted and is towards the Departures area.

South Terminal - Departures

Banks
The Bureaux de Change offer limited banking services.
Bureaux de Change
Four Bureaux de Change in the passenger area of the international departures concourse - a Travelex, two TTT, and a Money Corp Bureau de Change. There is also a TTT Bureau de Change next to La Senza in the public departures area.
Cash Dispensers
ATM's opposite the International Departures security entrance in Zone G/H. There is also an American Express ATM on the rail station concourse.
Food and Drink
Most restaurants and cafes are located on level 4 of international departures. There are a few food shops on level 3.
Internet Access
There is internet access and a wireless hotspot located in the departures area and in The Avenue.
Luggage Trolleys
Avilable free of charge on the forecourt. Porters are also available.
Medical
Masta Travel Clinic offers medical advice and travel immunisation service in Jubilee House next to the North Terminal. Telephone number: +44 (0)1293 507400.
Pay Phones
There are public pay phones located throughout each terminal. Public coinbox, phonecard and credit card phones are available, as well as wall-mounted fax machines.
Places of Worship
A multi-faith chapel is available for private prayer in The Village (before security).
Postal Services
There is a post box located in the public area of the departures concourse next to Boots.
Shopping
There are many retail stores, bookstores and news shops in both the public and passenger areas of the departures concourse.
Toilets
There are male, female and disabled toilets located throughout the airport, as well as baby changing facilities.

Getting into / from London
Gatwick Express runs very frequent shuttle trains to/from Victoria Station. 5AM to midnight trains run every 15 minutes. The trip takes about 30 minutes. There are also Thameslink trains from London Bridge, Farringdon, and King's Cross for about £10. Connex South Central trains to/from Victoria are £8.20 one way. A better deal is the Flightline bus, with a ticket good for 3 months costing £7.50 single/£11 return.

Gatwick by Car - London Gatwick is 45kms (28 miles) south of London, directly linked to the M23 motorway at junction 9 and to the A23 London- Brighton road. The M25 is a 10 minute drive from Gatwick Airport, connecting it with the UK's extensive road and motorway network.

Drop off/pick up - For security reasons, private cars may not stop on the terminal forecourt roads for any purpose other than to set down or pick up passengers. Cars left unattended are liable to be towed away by the police and a retrieval charge levied. Please use the multi-storey car parks if you need to leave your car unattended while picking up/dropping off airline passengers.

24 hour petrol stations are available at both the North and South Terminals.

Local buses

Local buses run direct between Gatwick and destinations including Crawley, Horley, Redhill and Horsham. Buses call at both terminals.

The four main services running to and from Gatwick are as follows.

Fastway 10
  • Operating to City Place, Manor Royal Industrial Area, Crawley town centre, Southgate Avenue, Broadfield and Bewbush.
  • Every 8 minutes (at most times).
  • Daily 24 hour service
Fastway 20
  • Operating to Horley town centre, Langshott, City Place, Gatwick Road, Three Bridges, Southgate Avenue and Broadfield.
  • Every 20 minutes (at most times).
  • Daily from early till late.
Route 100
  • Operating to Redhill, Horley town centre, Court Lodge, Salfords, East Surrey Hospital, Redhill, City Place(certain journeys), Manor Royal Industrial Area, Northgate, Crawley Town Centre and Maidenbower.
  • Every 20 minutes (at most times).
  • Daily from early till late.
Gatwick Direct 200
  • Operating (from Gatwick South only during daytimes) to City Place, Manor Royal Industrial Area, Langley Green, Ifield, Gossops Green, Bewbush, Faygate, Roffey, North Heath and Horsham.
  • At least every 30 minutes as far as Bewbush and hourly to Horsham.
  • Daily from early until late.

Travelling to and from Gatwick Airport
For Gatwick arrivals, the easiest way to get into the city is by taking a Gatwick Express train which is non-stop for the 25 miles and arrives at Victoria Station, the hub for all coach transportation in London (£14). A slightly cheaper option (£9) -- which take from 5 to 20 minutes more, depending on the stopping pattern -- is to take a Southern train to Victoria. These trains become very crowded in the rush hour. First Capital Connect runs services to Kings Cross Station (£9). If going to Brighton or other points south, arriving at Gatwick Airport and catching the train is much more expedient than arriving at Heathrow, making your way into London, and then catching a train south. For both, there are other options of both coaches and taxis, but due to traffic and cost, it's best to stick with the trains. However, if you are travelling in a group of three people or more, it may be more economical to take a taxi or pre-book a car transfer into the city.

As Gatwick also serves as a landing hub for connecting passengers for international flights from Heathrow, many passengers may find the need to book a transfer. There are several methods, the best method would be to take the National Express coach.

Taxi: Taxis takes £50 to/from central London, with a minicab at about £35 for the same trip. Alternatively, National Express dot2dot http://www.dot2.com/ operate shuttles from both major London airports to hotels in the city. Cost from Shared transfers cost £24 per person one way from Gatwick, and £22 per person one way from Heathrow. Discounts are available for groups of 2 or more people.

Coach Transfers
Coaches are a very economical way to travel into the city centre. Due to congestion on the motorways, they can take much longer than the train, but can be muchcheaper.

The UK's main coach company National Express runs frequent, comfortable services from Heathrow (about 1 hour) , Gatwick (about 1h20), Stansted (about 1h30) andLuton (about 1h20) to Victoria coach station, the main hub for British coach travel, where coaches and trains can be caught to many other parts of the UK and Europe, or the tube taken to your destination in central London.

National Express has a so-called 'funfare', an off-peak fare, which is much cheaper than the train, e.g. Victoria Station (central London) to Southampton costs only 4 pounds on-way, compared with 26 on the train! Other companies such as Terravision also offer low-cost coach travel from Stansted and Luton, with discounts for Ryanair passengers. GreenLine and EasyBus also offers a coach service from London Luton airport, with discounts for EasyJet passengers. All the coach services operate very frequently and tickets can be bought online or at the airport when you arrive.

International train travel
Eurostar is the only high speed international train service operating between the UK and France/Belgium. From late 2007, Eurostar will terminate at St Pancras International, a newly-renovated station in central London, with the longest champagne bar in Europe. Journey times are currently approximately 2.5hrs from central London to central Paris, and 2.25hrs to central Brussels. Onward connections are available throughout Europe.

Domestic train travel
King's Cross, Victoria, Paddington and Euston stations are just a few of the main terminals for train travel, and all connect to the Underground and buses. If you get lost, there are maps galore in all the Underground stations and you can always ask one of the knowledgable staff members who patrol the stations.

Train times from London airports:

  • DLR from London City Airport, 22 minutes to Bank, 14 minutes to Canary Wharf.
  • Heathrow Express, 15 minutes to Paddington. Piccadilly Line 1 hour to Piccadilly Circus station.
  • Gatwick Express 30-35 minutes to Victoria (30-40 minutes on the Southern Line). First Capital Connect 30-35 minutes to London Bridge.
  • Stansted Express 45 minutes to Liverpool Street.
  • First Capital Connect (formerly Thameslink) 35 minutes from Luton Airport Parkway to St Pancras International Station

Selected technical data
Airport Code : LGW
Airport name : Gatwick Airport
City : London
Country : United Kingdom
World Area Code: 493
GMT Offset : +0.0

London Gatwick Security Checks

It is advised that you arrive at the airport keeping plenty of time for security checks:

  • International flights - check in 2 hours prior to departure
  • European flights - check in 2 hours prior to departure
  • Domestic flights - check in 1 hour prior to departure

Hand Luggage - New Security Measures

Cabin baggage and size allowed

  • ONE item of hand baggage is allowed; dimensions: 56 centimetres long [approximately 22 inches], 45 centimetres high [approximately 17.5 inches], 25 centimetres deep [approximately 9.85 inches] including wheels, handles, side pocket.
  • All items of luggage which do not fit in the permitted cabin baggage size must be checked in to be placed in the aircraft hold.
  • Musical instruments which do not fit in the permitted cabin baggage size are allowed as a second item of cabin baggage, they will need to be screened and passengers should check with their airlines if special arrangements (e.g. purchasing an extra seat) for these large instruments will be required.
  • Laptops and other large electrical items (e.g. a large hairdryer) have to be removed from cabin baggage and screened separately. A laptop bag will be regarded as your one item that is allowed in the cabin.
  • Pushchairs, walking aids and wheelchairs are permitted but will be screened.
Some liquids (e.g. gels, lotions, pastes, liquid cosmetics, foams and foodstuffs) are now allowed through airport security check points. There are the following restrictions on the quantity of liquids:
  • Liquids may only be carried within separate containers each of which with a capacity not greater than 100ml.
  • These containers must be brought to the airport contained in a single, transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, which itself must not exceed 1 litre in capacity (approximately 20cms x 20cms). The contents of the plastic bag must fit comfortably and the bag must be sealed.
  • Each passenger may carry only one such bag of liquids. The bag must be presented for examination.
Size
Liquids that can not be placed inside the re-sealable bag must be packed into the hold luggage and checked in. Liquids of any amount can still be carried in luggage checked into the aircraft hold. 'Liquids' include:
  • All drinks, including water, soup, syrups
  • Creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, mascara etc
  • Sprays and pressurized containers including shaving foam and spray deodorants
  • Pastes, including toothpastes
  • Gels, including hair and shower gel
  • Any other solutions and items of similar consistency

Hand Luggage - What Not To Pack

Take only one piece of hand luggage and make sure that your hand luggage does not contain:

Razor blades
Household cutlery
Hypodermic needles (unless required for medical reasons)
Catapults
Walking/hiking poles
Sporting bats
Darts

All Luggage - What Not To Pack

Do not pack the following anywhere in your carry on or check in luggage:

Oxidisers
Gas cylinders
Wet car cell batteries
Instruments containing mercury
Fireworks
Paints, thinners
Acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda
Radioactive materials

London Gatwick Car Parking

Gatwick airport has a very large car park. There are a number of different parking options available at Gatwick. You can park on or off the airport, or for convenience, opt for the Meet and Greet chauffeur option. The airport also has radio controlled buses running to and from the airport terminals at a frequency of 7 - 15 minutes. The car park is security patrolled and floodlit for safety. On arrival you will be issued with a ticket which you must keep until your return.

The main off airport car parks for Gatwick parking are the APH and BCP compounds, based about 10 mintues from the airport. These are both privately owned by the brokers and have a large number of spaces available. These off airport car parks generally tend to be more appropriate for longer stays but are equally popular for short breaks, with the minimum stay at Gatwick APH being only 3 days in the winter period when less people are going on holiday.
There are a range of on airport options for Gatwick parking with various choices for both the North and the South terminals. The NCP Flighpath will probably be most useful if you want an on airport Gatwick car park which is near to the terminal building, meaning the transfer time is minimal. If flying from Gatwick South terminal, the best option will be either Parking Express South or the Summer Special car park. Both these are again on airport, which is ideal for shorter transfer times to the terminal.
You can choose the Meet and Greet option for Gatwick airport parking, which means you are met at the terminal by a representative from the parking company and they will park your car for you, then drop if back to you on your return. This ensures a swift exit from the airport, not having to wait for the transfer bus. There are 3 choices here with Cophall Farm, PAS and CPS all providing Meet and Greet Gatwick airport parking.

Most airports have two parking rates.

  • Pre-booked, where you book in advance and pay before departure.
  • Or the turn-up rate, where you turn up and pay on the day on the day of departure.

The pre-booking rate can be as much as 60% cheaper than the turn up rate. Also, by pre-booking you can compare prices and check availability before deciding on a car park.

Long stay airport parking at Gatwick
For Gatwick long term parking when you are departing from the South terminal the most popular car parks are Parking Express Gatwick, Park Plus Gatwick and Summer Special Parking Gatwick.

Parking Express Gatwick is located adjacent to the South Terminal and is a self-park car park. Park Plus Gatwick is located very close to the airport terminal, your car is parked for you and then it is just two to three minutes to the terminal. Summer Special Parking Gatwick is situated slightly to the north of the airport.

Short stay airport parking at Gatwick
Gatwick short stay parking is located right next to the airport terminals and can be used for meeting friends and family or for short breaks. It is recommended for stays up to five hours and is available from both the South and North terminals, with a covered walkway just a few yards from the entrance. Private vehicles picking up passengers should use Short Stay Car Park 3. A new tariff, allows 15 minutes parking time at a cost of £1.

North Terminal Prices

  • 30 minutes - 1 hour: £3.70
  • 2 - 3 hours: £6.50
  • 4 - 5 hours: £9.00
  • 6 - 9 hours: £12.00
  • 12 - 18 hours: £16.50
  • Price per subsequent 24 hours (or part thereof): £19.50
South Terminal Prices
  • Up to 30 minutes: £2.30
  • 30 minutes - 1 hour: £3.80
  • 1 - 2 hours: £5.40
  • 2 - 3 hours: £6.70
  • 3 - 4 hours: £8.20
  • 4 - 5 hours: £9.20
  • 5 - 6 hours: £10.50
  • 6 - 9 hours: £12.50
  • 9 - 12 hours: £13.50
  • 12 - 18 hours: £16.50
  • 18 - 24 hours: £19.50
  • Price per subsequent 24 hours (or part thereof): £19.50

The Fast Track service is located within the short stay car parks, offering under cover parking and a fast, convenient link into the terminal building. Both South and North terminals have their own dedicated Fast Track car parks with prices starting at £13.50 for up to 3 hours.

Gatwick Airport Parking - Long Stay Parking

The long stay car parks located at Gatwick Airport offer secure parking facilities, conveniently connected to the airport's terminals via transfer services that run every 5-15 minutes (depending on which car park you choose).
Prices:

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  • £8.60 per day for 1 to 5 days
  • £8.30 per day for 6 days and over
Airport parking can be booked on the day, but it is adviseable to pre-book in order to secure a parking space. Booking in advance is usually more economical with most car parks offering discounts for phone and online bookings.

Gatwick valet parking
Valet parking at Gatwick offers the greatest convenience – your car will be parked for you when you arrive at the airport and delivered back to you when you return. Pre-booking is advised if you wish to ensure availability and receive a discount.

First day: £34
Subsequent days: £10 per day

Car Park Directions

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Gatwick North: NCP Flightpath (Long Stay)
Exit M23 at J9 on the roundabout for Gatwick. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout (J9a) following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit signposted Long Stay car park. Proceed past the BP petrol station on the right and straight over the next small roundabout. Follow the road for 0.7 miles to the next roundabout and turn right into the NCP Flightpath Long Stay car park.
Gatwick North: NCP (Valet Parking)

From the direction of London or Brighton, exit M23 at J9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick Airport. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit. Staying on the lower level move into the 'Arrivals' lane (signposted Coaches Only). Our Valet Parking Office is located on the left hand side, immediately before the terminal building.
Gatwick North: NCP (Short Stay)
Exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout (J9) following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the second exit and follow signs for North Terminal and Parking. Pass the Sofitel hotel and take the next turning on the right. The NCP Short Stay car park is situated on the left. Please note: pre booked customers should not park in the Fast Track area.
Gatwick North and South: Courtlands
From the direction of London or Brighton, exit the M23 at Junction 10 signposted Crawley. Follow Crawley signs, Crawley Avenue (A2011). At the roundabout turn right to come back on yourself on the A2011 towards the motorway. After half a mile take the slip road on the left towards the crematorium. At the T junction, turn left onto the B2036 for Horley, go straight over the next roundabout and Courtlands is situated on the left. This car park must be boked in advance.
Gatwick South: Parking Express (Long Stay)
From the direction of London or Brighton, exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick Airport. Keeping in the inside lane, exit left at the next roundabout following signs for the South Terminal and then take the second exit on the left, signposted Long Stay Car Park. Once at the car park, follow signs for the pre-book area.
Gatwick South: NCP (Valet Parking)
Exit M23 at J9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick. Keeping in the inside lane, exit left at the first roundabout (J9a) and follow signs for South Terminal. Get into the left hand lane and follow signs for Cars (set down), staying on the lower level. Drive past the car rental offices on the left, then take the next turning on the left for Valet Parking. Reception is just inside the terminal entrance.
Gatwick South: NCP (Short Stay)
Exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick. Keeping in the inside lane, exit left at the first roundabout (J9a) sign posted South Terminal. Get into the right hand lane and follow signs for Short Stay parking. Pass the Hilton Hotel and take the next turning on the right into the NCP Short Stay car park. Please note: pre-booked customers should not park in the Fast Track area.
Gatwick South: Summer Special Parking
From the direction of London or Brighton, exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick Airport. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the third exit. Proceed past the BP petrol station on your right and then straight over the next small roundabout. Follow the road to the next roundabout and turn left following the signs to Summer Special Parking.

Auto Europe offices at Gatwick Airport:

  • London Gatwick Airport, North & South Terminal
  • London Gatwick Airport, Desk In South Terminal
Argus offices at Gatwick Airport:
Royal
Liquids that can not be placed inside the re-sealable bag must be packed into the hold luggage and checked in. Liquids of any amount can still be carried in luggage checked into the aircraft hold. 'Liquids' include:
  • All drinks, including water, soup, syrups
  • Creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, mascara etc
  • Sprays and pressurized containers including shaving foam and spray deodorants
  • Pastes, including toothpastes
  • Gels, including hair and shower gel
  • Any other solutions and items of similar consistency

Hand Luggage - What Not To Pack

Take only one piece of hand luggage and make sure that your hand luggage does not contain:

Razor blades
Household cutlery
Hypodermic needles (unless required for medical reasons)
Catapults
Walking/hiking poles
Sporting bats
Darts

All Luggage - What Not To Pack

Do not pack the following anywhere in your carry on or check in luggage:

Oxidisers
Gas cylinders
Wet car cell batteries
Instruments containing mercury
Fireworks
Paints, thinners
Acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda
Radioactive materials

London Gatwick Car Parking

Gatwick airport has a very large car park. There are a number of different parking options available at Gatwick. You can park on or off the airport, or for convenience, opt for the Meet and Greet chauffeur option. The airport also has radio controlled buses running to and from the airport terminals at a frequency of 7 - 15 minutes. The car park is security patrolled and floodlit for safety. On arrival you will be issued with a ticket which you must keep until your return.

The main off airport car parks for Gatwick parking are the APH and BCP compounds, based about 10 mintues from the airport. These are both privately owned by the brokers and have a large number of spaces available. These off airport car parks generally tend to be more appropriate for longer stays but are equally popular for short breaks, with the minimum stay at Gatwick APH being only 3 days in the winter period when less people are going on holiday.
There are a range of on airport options for Gatwick parking with various choices for both the North and the South terminals. The NCP Flighpath will probably be most useful if you want an on airport Gatwick car park which is near to the terminal building, meaning the transfer time is minimal. If flying from Gatwick South terminal, the best option will be either Parking Express South or the Summer Special car park. Both these are again on airport, which is ideal for shorter transfer times to the terminal.
You can choose the Meet and Greet option for Gatwick airport parking, which means you are met at the terminal by a representative from the parking company and they will park your car for you, then drop if back to you on your return. This ensures a swift exit from the airport, not having to wait for the transfer bus. There are 3 choices here with Cophall Farm, PAS and CPS all providing Meet and Greet Gatwick airport parking.

Most airports have two parking rates.

  • Pre-booked, where you book in advance and pay before departure.
  • Or the turn-up rate, where you turn up and pay on the day on the day of departure.

The pre-booking rate can be as much as 60% cheaper than the turn up rate. Also, by pre-booking you can compare prices and check availability before deciding on a car park.

Long stay airport parking at Gatwick
For Gatwick long term parking when you are departing from the South terminal the most popular car parks are Parking Express Gatwick, Park Plus Gatwick and Summer Special Parking Gatwick.

Parking Express Gatwick is located adjacent to the South Terminal and is a self-park car park. Park Plus Gatwick is located very close to the airport terminal, your car is parked for you and then it is just two to three minutes to the terminal. Summer Special Parking Gatwick is situated slightly to the north of the airport.

Short stay airport parking at Gatwick
Gatwick short stay parking is located right next to the airport terminals and can be used for meeting friends and family or for short breaks. It is recommended for stays up to five hours and is available from both the South and North terminals, with a covered walkway just a few yards from the entrance. Private vehicles picking up passengers should use Short Stay Car Park 3. A new tariff, allows 15 minutes parking time at a cost of £1.

North Terminal Prices

  • 30 minutes - 1 hour: £3.70
  • 2 - 3 hours: £6.50
  • 4 - 5 hours: £9.00
  • 6 - 9 hours: £12.00
  • 12 - 18 hours: £16.50
  • Price per subsequent 24 hours (or part thereof): £19.50
South Terminal Prices
  • Up to 30 minutes: £2.30
  • 30 minutes - 1 hour: £3.80
  • 1 - 2 hours: £5.40
  • 2 - 3 hours: £6.70
  • 3 - 4 hours: £8.20
  • 4 - 5 hours: £9.20
  • 5 - 6 hours: £10.50
  • 6 - 9 hours: £12.50
  • 9 - 12 hours: £13.50
  • 12 - 18 hours: £16.50
  • 18 - 24 hours: £19.50
  • Price per subsequent 24 hours (or part thereof): £19.50

The Fast Track service is located within the short stay car parks, offering under cover parking and a fast, convenient link into the terminal building. Both South and North terminals have their own dedicated Fast Track car parks with prices starting at £13.50 for up to 3 hours.

Gatwick Airport Parking - Long Stay Parking

The long stay car parks located at Gatwick Airport offer secure parking facilities, conveniently connected to the airport's terminals via transfer services that run every 5-15 minutes (depending on which car park you choose).
Prices:

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  • £8.60 per day for 1 to 5 days
  • £8.30 per day for 6 days and over
Airport parking can be booked on the day, but it is adviseable to pre-book in order to secure a parking space. Booking in advance is usually more economical with most car parks offering discounts for phone and online bookings.

Gatwick valet parking
Valet parking at Gatwick offers the greatest convenience – your car will be parked for you when you arrive at the airport and delivered back to you when you return. Pre-booking is advised if you wish to ensure availability and receive a discount.

First day: £34
Subsequent days: £10 per day

Car Park Directions

Gatwick North: NCP Flightpath (Long Stay)
Exit M23 at J9 on the roundabout for Gatwick. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout (J9a) following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit signposted Long Stay car park. Proceed past the BP petrol station on the right and straight over the next small roundabout. Follow the road for 0.7 miles to the next roundabout and turn right into the NCP Flightpath Long Stay car park.
Gatwick North: NCP (Valet Parking)

From the direction of London or Brighton, exit M23 at J9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick Airport. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit. Staying on the lower level move into the 'Arrivals' lane (signposted Coaches Only). Our Valet Parking Office is located on the left hand side, immediately before the terminal building.
Gatwick North: NCP (Short Stay)
Exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout (J9) following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the second exit and follow signs for North Terminal and Parking. Pass the Sofitel hotel and take the next turning on the right. The NCP Short Stay car park is situated on the left. Please note: pre booked customers should not park in the Fast Track area.
Gatwick North and South: Courtlands
From the direction of London or Brighton, exit the M23 at Junction 10 signposted Crawley. Follow Crawley signs, Crawley Avenue (A2011). At the roundabout turn right to come back on yourself on the A2011 towards the motorway. After half a mile take the slip road on the left towards the crematorium. At the T junction, turn left onto the B2036 for Horley, go straight over the next roundabout and Courtlands is situated on the left. This car park must be boked in advance.
Gatwick South: Parking Express (Long Stay)
From the direction of London or Brighton, exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick Airport. Keeping in the inside lane, exit left at the next roundabout following signs for the South Terminal and then take the second exit on the left, signposted Long Stay Car Park. Once at the car park, follow signs for the pre-book area.
Gatwick South: NCP (Valet Parking)
Exit M23 at J9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick. Keeping in the inside lane, exit left at the first roundabout (J9a) and follow signs for South Terminal. Get into the left hand lane and follow signs for Cars (set down), staying on the lower level. Drive past the car rental offices on the left, then take the next turning on the left for Valet Parking. Reception is just inside the terminal entrance.
Gatwick South: NCP (Short Stay)
Exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick. Keeping in the inside lane, exit left at the first roundabout (J9a) sign posted South Terminal. Get into the right hand lane and follow signs for Short Stay parking. Pass the Hilton Hotel and take the next turning on the right into the NCP Short Stay car park. Please note: pre-booked customers should not park in the Fast Track area.
Gatwick South: Summer Special Parking
From the direction of London or Brighton, exit the M23 at Junction 9 following signs on the roundabout for Gatwick Airport. Go straight ahead at the first roundabout following signs for North Terminal. At the next roundabout take the third exit. Proceed past the BP petrol station on your right and then straight over the next small roundabout. Follow the road to the next roundabout and turn left following the signs to Summer Special Parking.

Auto Europe offices at Gatwick Airport:

  • London Gatwick Airport, North & South Terminal
  • London Gatwick Airport, Desk In South Terminal
Argus offices at Gatwick Airport:
  • London - Gatwick Airport, Car Rental Building, South Terminal, Lower Forecourt Road, Gatwick, London, Rh6 Onp, West Sussex
Holiday Autos offices at Gatwick Airport:
  • Car Rental Building, Gatwick Airport
  • Gatwick Airport, London
Carhire 3000 offices at Gatwick Airport:
  • Gatwick Airport, Car Rental Building, South Terminal, Lower Forecourt Road, Gatwick, West Sussex, Rh6 0np

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