Aberdeen Airport Parking

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Compare Aberdeen airport parking options

ParkVia only partners with trustworthy and reliable car park operators so you can rest assured that you and your vehicle are in safe hands. However, that doesn’t mean that you don’t need to search for the one right for you! With our compare and book system, you can look at car park listings side by side and look at the different costs, services, and locations they offer. 

When choosing the right car park, you may want to consider: 

• Short or long-term parking? 
• Valet parking? Disabled Parking? 
• Shuttle bus transfer or on foot? 
• Flooring. Gravel? Tarmac? Asphalt? 
• Security. CCTV? Night patrol? Guard dogs? Barrier entry? 
• Accessibility. 24/7? Opening hours? 

There's a lot to consider but we would love to give you a couple of suggestions to help you find the parking space right for you: 

• Best priced per day: Airparks Express Parking at £6.60 
• Best-rated car park: Short Stay Weekender- Aberdeen Airport with 5 stars  
• Closest car park: Short Stay Weekender- Aberdeen Airport 0.18 km from the terminal  

Flying from a different airport? Consider parking options near Glasgow or Prestwick Airport. 

Cheap parking at Aberdeen airport 

Short and long-term parking at Aberdeen airport is both accessible to book on our website, where we can guarantee you the best price with significant savings. You can easily compare the prices and services of each car park listed using our booking system. 

Additionally, off-site car parks can typically require shuttle transfers, and with our partnered providers we are able to offer free shuttle service to our customers.

You can enjoy low-cost parking at Aberdeen airport, thanks to our best price guarantee policy. What this means is that you’ll never have to pay more than you would if you booked directly with your chosen car park. Additionally, you could save up to 60% off the cost of parking compared to if you booked on the day of arrival by booking in advance. 

Aberdeen Airport terminal parking 

Aberdeen International Airport has one main terminal building with a smaller satellite terminal. The main terminal houses most of the airport's facilities, while the satellite terminal is primarily used for boarding and disembarking flights. The main terminal is divided into three floors, with the ground floor offering check-in and baggage reclaim, the first floor having shops, restaurants, and access to boarding gates, and the second floor used for airport offices. The satellite terminal is connected to the main terminal and has a limited selection of shops and restaurants.

Airparks Express Parking car park has been rated 4/5 by ParkVia customers and is within walking distance of the terminal. They provide outdoor parking, the grounds are secure with CCTV, you can keep your car keys, and the car park has 24/7 access.  

APH Express Parking is within walking distance of the terminal and has been rated 4/5 by ParkVia customers. This outdoor car park is secure with CCTV and is accessible 24/7. 

What is a shuttle bus transfer? Passengers will take the shuttle bus service for convenience as it's most likely that the route to the terminal will not be accessible on foot and will most likely have luggage to carry as well. 

Quick parking tips before starting your journey 

• For the Aberdeen airport parking shuttle service, aim to arrive at the airport 3 hours before departure.  
• For the valet parking, leave 2 hours before departure.  
• All car parks on our site are secure, but if you’re looking for added car park security,  
• Long Stay Holiday Special- Aberdeen Airport is one of our approved car park operators that offer barrier entry, CCTV, night patrol, and shuttle bus transfers.

About Aberdeen airport 

Aberdeen International Airport is in Dyce, a suburb of Aberdeen, Scotland. The airport serves both domestic and international flights and is a major hub for the oil and gas industry in the North Sea. It has one main terminal building with a smaller satellite terminal that is primarily used for boarding and disembarking flights. The main terminal has three floors, with the ground floor housing check-in, baggage reclaims, and transportation options. The first floor has shops, restaurants, and access to boarding gates, while the second floor is used for airport offices.