We all know that the holiday truly starts when you arrive at the airport, so why not make the trip less stressful by booking in advance.
If you’re done with the holiday packing and looking forward to jetting off somewhere in the sun, then the next thing on your checklist may be airport parking.
And if you’re wanting to avoid the airport crowds and relax before a flight, then an airport lounge could be an option too.
Your Travel Extras is a handy site that is dedicated to making travel as smooth as possible for passengers across the UK.
It specialises in parking, lounge access, and transfers.
How to book airport parking via Your Travel Extras
Your Travel Extras say you can save up to 60% by booking your parking in advance.
Just simply head to the website, enter your drop-off and pick-up time and dates and head to payment.
Payments are secure, every UK airport is covered and refunds are offered within a notice period.
Types of airport parking
Meet and Greet
Meet and Greet parking offers the ultimate convenience for travellers looking for a seamless airport experience. With this service, you drive directly to the terminal, where a professional valet meets you, takes your car, and parks it in a secure facility.
Park and Ride
Park and Ride is a cost-effective option for travellers looking to save money while ensuring their vehicle is in a secure location. You park your car at an off-site facility and take a complimentary shuttle to the terminal. These shuttles run frequently, ensuring minimal wait times.
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On-Site Parking
For those who prefer to park as close to the terminal as possible, on-airport parking is the best choice. This type of parking is typically within walking distance of check-in areas.
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How to book an airport lounge via Your Travel Extras
Simply enter the name of your selected airport, and your date and time of arrival, then Your Travel Extras will show you what options are available.
Different lounges are displayed, with most including food, drink and Wi-Fi.
More fancy lounges even include magazines, newspapers and TVs as well as charging stations. Panoramic views of the runway can also be a feature.
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