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Heathrow Park & Ride

Heathrow Park & Ride is the usual way to save: park off-site and take a shuttle to the terminal. Compare it against Meet & Greet and on-airport for the same dates.

Heathrow Park & Ride is the usual save: park off-airport and take a shuttle to your terminal. Transfer times vary widely by site (often 10–25 minutes). Check the product notes.

Best for: Saving money. Main benefit: Lower prices. Terminals: Terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5. Terminal 4 sits south of the runways; T5 is west. Always park for the terminal on your ticket. Transfer: Meet & Greet and Park & Ride products are terminal-specific. A wrong terminal can add a long inter-terminal journey.

Cancellation

Flexible Park & Ride products follow the site-wide rules: free for 24 hours after booking, then a £10 fee, and no cancellations within 48 hours of arrival. Non-flex products cannot be cancelled. Cancellation policy.

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FAQs

Which Heathrow terminal should I park at?
Use the terminal on your airline booking. T2, T3, T4 and T5 have different Meet & Greet points and shuttle routes.
Is Meet & Greet worth it at Heathrow?
It costs more than Park & Ride but removes the shuttle. It is often chosen for early long-haul flights and families.