Manchester Airport Parking - Short Stay, Long Stay
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Manchester International Airport is one of the busiest and the fastest growing airports in the UK. In 2004 the airport passed a milestone by handling more than 20 million passengers in a single year and with the completion of a second runway the airport is predicted to soon become the second busiest in the country. Manchester airport is currently home to approximately 100 airlines serving more than 180 destinations across the globe.
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Rather than making the same mistakes as other airports; the architect's responsible for Manchester airport's ongoing expansion have ensured that there is adequate parking. In fact, there are currently more than 14,000 spaces to choose between, but to make sure that you get the right one at the right price it's a good idea to book early. The chances are that anyone who simply turns up will find a place to park (although there's no guarantee), but they'll end up being hit harder on the wallet.
Manchester airport is situated just 10 miles outside the city and is well connected with public transport. Anyone travelling by car should aim for Junction 5 on the M56 motorway.
If you're visiting the airport to quickly drop off a passenger you can do so outside the terminal, but parking is not allowed. For anyone who prefers their farewells to last slightly longer (or wants to meet an inbound flight) short stay parking is the best bet. Each of the three terminals has its own short stay car park (operated by NCP) located within walking distance of the airport buildings. Again pre-booking pays financial dividends, but make sure that you know which terminal you are flying from before you confirm anything. If you're planning a City Break (between 3 and 5 days) you'll be able to take advantage of special low rates.
If you intend to leave you car for more than six hours it works out cheaper to park in long stay. Spaces can be booked up to 12 months in advance (with a 72 hours leeway period) and tariffs are levied per 24-hour period. When it comes to settling up you'll find payment machines scattered throughout he airport and in the car parks themselves. At present supply for parking at Manchester airport outstrips demand, so if you shop around you should be able to get a good deal. Companies offering airport parking at Manchester include: Airparks Services, APH, Autostrong Park and Fly, Carminder 2, Premier Park, Ringway Airpark and Securapark.
When choosing the right airport car park most people understandably focus on the cost. However, it's slightly short-sighted to overlook what security measures are in place. On the whole standards are good, but it's worth checking the small print to ensure that all of the following are provided: CCTV surveillance, frequent staff patrols and robust fencing. Some car parks also provide additional vehicle cover.
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