Ways to park
Meet & Greet Airport Parking
Meet & Greet is the maximum-convenience way to park: you drive to the terminal, hand the keys to a licensed driver, and walk into check-in. On return, the car is brought back to arrivals.
It costs more than Park & Ride on most dates, but it removes the shuttle. That matters for early long-haul flights, travelling with children, or when you would rather not wait for a bus.
WeCompare only lists Meet & Greet where operators have a live product for your airport and dates. Always read the drop-off procedure — Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester meeting points are terminal-specific.
Cancellation follows the product type: flexible bookings have a free 24-hour window, then a £10 fee, and can still be cancelled up to 48 hours before drop-off. Non-flex Meet & Greet cannot be cancelled outside that 24-hour window.
Why compare meet & greet airport parking here
- Drop at the terminal — no shuttle
- Licensed drivers on Meet & Greet products
- Compare Meet & Greet against Park & Ride in the same search
- Cancellation terms shown before you pay
Airports
- Aberdeen Meet & Greet
- Birmingham Meet & Greet
- Bristol Meet & Greet
- Cardiff Meet & Greet
- East Midlands Meet & Greet
- Edinburgh Meet & Greet
- Exeter Meet & Greet
- Gatwick Meet & Greet
- Glasgow Meet & Greet
- Heathrow Meet & Greet
- Leeds Bradford Meet & Greet
- Liverpool Meet & Greet
- Luton Meet & Greet
- Manchester Meet & Greet
- Newcastle Meet & Greet
- Southampton Meet & Greet
- Southend Meet & Greet
- Stansted Meet & Greet
Other parking types
FAQs
Is Meet & Greet the same as valet?
It is the airport-parking version of valet: you leave the car at the terminal and a driver parks it. The operator’s insurance and procedure are on the product page.
Which airports have Meet & Greet?
Most of the UK airports we cover list Meet & Greet when operators have availability. Open an airport page for Heathrow, Manchester, Gatwick, Glasgow and the rest.
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