Car parks at and around the airport: prices, distance to the terminal and when booking ahead pays off.
There are four car parks: the multi-storey car park (PH) and the open-air car parks P1, P2 and P3. The first 5 minutes are free at all of them. Entrances have number-plate cameras, but still take a ticket on entry and keep it until you leave.
Covered parking right next to the terminals. Prices apply from 9 Jan 2026 and include VAT.
The open-air car park closest to the terminals, intended for short trips and visits. Prices apply from 9 Jan 2026 and include VAT.
A cheaper open-air car park for longer trips. Prices apply from 1 Jan 2023 and include VAT. The P2 page gives the walk to the terminals as 2 to 5 minutes; the overview page says 6 minutes.
The cheapest car park at the airport, about a 7-minute walk from the terminals. Prices apply from 1 Dec 2024 and include VAT.
The area right by the terminal is for dropping off and picking up passengers. The first 10 minutes are free for up to two entries on the same day (00:00–23:59); from the third entry onwards the whole stay is charged. After paying you must leave within 5 minutes.
You can book and pay for a space at the official car parks online for stays of at least 24 hours; the price is shown when you book. Booking online gets you 10% off purchases at the You are here shop (not a parking discount). You can also park without booking.
Chargers are in car park P1 and on level 1B of the multi-storey car park, operated by OneCharge. Charging is paid separately; parking is charged at the standard rates.
All airport car parks have clearly marked free spaces for disabled drivers; the airport recommends P1 or the multi-storey car park, which are closest to the terminals. You can call for assistance using the information button at the entry barrier.