Birmingham Airport Parking

How much does Birmingham airport parking cost with us?

We list 16 Birmingham car parks you can book from £64.00 for 8 days (£8.00/day). Our deals split into Park & Ride from £64.00, Park & Walk from £146.99, and Meet & Greet from £169.99. Off-airport Park & Ride costs least.

Compare our Birmingham deals below and book the one that suits your trip, with no booking fee at checkout. Each row shows operator, type, transfer time, keep-keys status and the live 8-day price, with a Book button to reserve in seconds. Our Green Oaks deal leads at £64.00; Car Park 3 Priority tops the range at £215.95. Applying promo code BCP30 cuts the price further.

*Prices accurate at time of search and subject to availability. Apply promo code BCP30 for up to 30% off at checkout.

What is the cheapest Birmingham deal we offer?

Our cheapest Birmingham deal is Green Oaks Park & Ride at £64.00 for 8 days (£8.00/day), which you can book with us. Our 5 cheapest deals run from £64.00 to £120.99, led by off-airport Park & Ride and the official Car Park 7.

Off-airport sites beat the gate price dramatically. Birmingham Car Park 1 turn-up costs around £67 for a single 24-hour period, so an 8-day turn-up exceeds £530 against £64.00 pre-booked with us at Green Oaks. Birmingham uses dynamic pricing like airlines, so book 4 to 6 weeks ahead to lock the lowest rate, with free cancellation if plans change.

How does the Birmingham numbered car park system work?

Birmingham uses numbered Car Parks 1 to 7 instead of Short or Long Stay labels. Car Park 1 is closest at a 1-minute walk; Car Parks 2 and 3 are 1-3 minutes; Car Park 5 balances cost and distance; Car Park 7 is the cheapest official long-stay with a shuttle.

Car Park 1 sits opposite the terminal, undercover, a 1-minute walk, with a 2.15 m height limit. Car Parks 2 and 3 are a 1-3 minute walk, 2.05 m limit. Car Park 3 Priority adds 67 ground-level bays for a 1-minute step-free walk. Car Park 4 is open-air surface with no height limit, good for tall vehicles. Car Park 5 balances cost and a 5-10 minute walk or free shuttle. Car Park 7 is the cheapest official long-stay with a 10-15 minute shuttle. Book any numbered car park with us and apply BCP30.

Which on-airport Birmingham car parks do we list?

We list all official Birmingham car parks: Car Parks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 plus Car Park 3 Priority. All are self-park with keys retained. Car Park 7 is the cheapest official option at £94.99; Car Park 1 is closest at £167.95.

Every official car park uses ticketless ANPR entry: cameras read your plate, match your Britain Car Parks booking, and lift the barrier automatically. Car Parks 1, 2 and 3 suit short trips and business travel with their 1-3 minute walks. Car Park 5 is airport-recommended for budget mid-to-long stays. Car Park 7 delivers the lowest official long-stay rate. Surface Car Parks 4, 5 and 7 take tall vehicles with no height limit. Book any official deal with us in seconds.

Which off-airport Birmingham deals do we offer?

We have off-airport Birmingham deals including Green Oaks, APH, Airparks and APL. All hold Park Mark accreditation with 24/7 patrols, fencing and CCTV. Our Green Oaks deal is cheapest at £64.00 for 8 days; APH and Airparks run 14-20 minute shuttles.

Green Oaks is our cheapest Birmingham deal, an off-airport Park & Ride where you keep your keys.

Airparks on Mackadown Lane, 5 miles out, runs a 14-minute shuttle with 24-hour patrols and high fencing.

APH at Hams Hall near the M42 offers a 15-20 minute shuttle with smooth ANPR entry and round-the-clock staffing.

APL adds a further secure Park & Ride choice with fast transfers, all vetted before we list them.

How do our Birmingham Meet & Greet deals work?

You drive to the Valet drop-off zone by Car Park 1, hand your keys to an insured driver, and walk to check-in. The driver moves your car to a secure off-site compound and returns it on arrival. Our Birmingham Meet & Greet deals start at £169.99 for 8 days.

Meet & Greet removes the car park and shuttle entirely, ideal for heavy luggage or large families. Birmingham's official Valet drops you next to Car Park 1; our Maple and Purple Parking deals match the convenience with trusted nationwide service and fast handovers. Text or call on landing and the car is waiting outside the terminal. Book any Meet & Greet deal with us, with BCP30 applied and free cancellation included. Note Meet & Greet operates 04:00 to 00:00.

Which Birmingham car parks let you keep your keys?

You keep your keys at every official Birmingham car park we list, Car Parks 1 to 7, all self-park. Off-airport Green Oaks, APH and Airparks Park & Ride and the Maple Meet & Greet also let you retain keys. Birmingham is unusually keep-keys across the board.

Unlike most airports where Meet & Greet means surrendering keys, Birmingham keeps you in control at every official car park and most independents. You park your own car, lock it, and take the keys. The ANPR barrier calculates any overstay automatically if your flight is delayed, payable by contactless at the exit. Every car park in the table above is bookable with us, so filter by your preference and reserve in seconds. Ensure your plate is clean and correct for the ANPR cameras.

How much is the drop-off charge at Birmingham?

Birmingham's Premium Set Down charges £7 for the first 15 minutes, rising to £24 for 30 minutes. It uses barrierless ANPR; pay via AutoPay or Post Pay within 24 hours or risk a PCN. Stopping on the red-route approach roads triggers an instant £100 fine.

The Premium Set Down sits steps from the terminal but escalates fast, reaching £60 for a full hour. To avoid it, use the free Drop-Off Car Park 400 metres out: 10 minutes free, then a covered walk or free shuttle from Car Park 5, with a strict no-return-within-1-hour rule. Never stop on the surrounding red routes, which are camera-enforced at £100 a time. Coach operators use Comet Road at a flat £20 per access.

Which Birmingham car parks have EV charging?

Birmingham has EV bays in Car Park 1 and Car Park 5, plus chargers in the Premium Set Down with a reduced £7 for 90 minutes tariff. Off-airport providers like Airparks offer an EV Charge and Go add-on, returning your car charged.

In Car Parks 1 and 5 you bring your own cable, with electricity billed through Gridserve or Pod Point alongside standard parking. The Premium Set Down chargers suit a quick top-up at the reduced rate. For longer trips, the off-airport EV Charge and Go add-on plugs your car into a fast-charging network while you fly, so you return to a full battery. Confirm the EV option for your dates when you book with us.

Do Blue Badge holders pay to park at Birmingham?

Blue Badge holders get 30 minutes free in the Premium Set Down at Birmingham. Take your ticket and badge to the customer service cabin before leaving to validate free exit. Accessible bays sit in Car Parks 1, 2, 3 and 5, near pedestrian exits and shuttle stops.

Birmingham concentrates wide accessible bays in Car Parks 1, 2, 3 and 5, positioned close to exits and bus stops. The shuttle buses serving Car Parks 5 and 7 are fully wheelchair-accessible with lowering suspension and ramps, as are the DDA-compliant off-site buses from APH and Airparks. To claim the free 30 minutes, do not pay at the machine; validate at the customer service cabin instead. Book an accessible space with us in advance.

Is a Birmingham hotel with parking worth it?

Our Birmingham hotel-with-parking packages spare you the M42 rush before an early flight and include an overnight stay plus parking for the trip. The Novotel sits opposite Arrivals (2-minute walk); the Ibis is a short walk; the Genting and Hilton Garden Inn are at the NEC.

A Park, Sleep, Fly package puts you minutes from check-in the night before. The Novotel is directly opposite the Arrivals terminal, a sub-2-minute walk; the Ibis is highly affordable and close by; the Genting and Hilton Garden Inn at the NEC connect via the Air-Rail monorail. Compare our hotel-and-parking packages through the Hotel + Parking tab in the search above and book in one transaction.

How do I reach Birmingham by car or the Air-Rail Link?

Birmingham sits at Junction 6 of the M42 and the A45, postcode B26 3QJ. By rail, the free Air-Rail Link monorail connects Birmingham International station to the terminal in 2 minutes, running 03:30 to 00:30 daily.

From the M42 at Junction 6, which connects to the M1, M5, M6 and M40, follow signs to your pre-booked car park. The A45 leads in from Birmingham city centre and Coventry. The roads immediately around the airport are camera-enforced red routes with a £100 fine for stopping, so use the official zones. By train, Birmingham International is under 15 minutes from New Street, with the free Air-Rail monorail reaching the terminal in 2 minutes. The National Express X1 links the city centre and Coventry.

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