Park Properly for the Road to Rio 2016

Beginning on Friday the 5th of August and ending on the 21st, the Olympics this year takes place in the beautiful Rio de Janeiro. With 306 events across the 19 days, there are 136 medals for women, 161 for men and nine mixed medals up for grabs. 

If you were lucky enough to get tickets for one of the events, or are just heading out there to soak up the atmosphere, don't forget there's plenty to plan before you leave - including booking your parking spot whilst you’re away. Here's a couple of the options ParkCloud has for parking at the major UK airports. 

 

If you're flying from Gatwick, ParkCloud has plenty of options to suit your needs. Board your flight to Rio knowing your car is safe in the perfect space. With meet & greet services available from Ace Parking and I Love Meet & Greet, you won't be stuck for choice. If you're looking for a more budget option, why not try APH Park & Ride Saver, which is open and staffed 24/7, and has a free shuttle service to the airport. 

 

Whichever terminal you're flying from, Good to Go Meet & Greet is available from them all, offering an efficient valet parking service to get your journey off to a smooth start. There's also NCP Flightpath Flex Plus for terminals 2 and 3, which is open 24/7, has a free shuttle bus to the airport and is adapted for disabled people. Long stay, short stay, whatever you're looking for, find it with ParkCloud. 

 

Although you can't fly directly to Rio from Manchester, it's just a short change in London or Paris. ParkCloud offers an extensive range of airport parking options at Manchester airport. Official Meet & Greet services at all three terminals provide the ultimate parking service at Manchester Airport - 24-hour CCTV secured car park facilities, saving up to half an hour on arrival and return. If you want to ensure your car is undercover, go for Multi-Storey or APH Indoor Parking – this secure indoor parking facility is located within the APH car park, only 5 minutes from the airport. 

 

And if you didn't manage to get tickets then don't worry - the BBC will be offering coverage across TV, radio and online!