Airparks helps you find the best Meet & Greet Parking at UK airports

Here at Airparks, we know a thing or two about providing great quality meet and greet airport parking - we help over 500,000 customers a year find the best place to leave their car safely while their off enjoying their holidays. We ensure that every one of our customers is happy, and with a complaint ratio of 3 to every 1000 bookings, we have a lot of satisfyied customers.

For convenience and peace of mind, Meet and Greet parking is the easiest way to park at the airport. Last year over half a million Airparks customers used our Meet and Greet airport parking services, and a massive 93% of them said they'd book it again.

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BBC Rogue Traders

You might see BBC's Rouge Traders running a feature on how to avoid a bad experince with meet and greet airport parking - Thursday 26th September, BBC1, 8pm - (check out the clip here if you miss it). Airparks does not work with the parking operator mentioned on the show, but with our experince parking 1000s of cars every year, we wanted to share with you a few more tips and tricks on how to ensure you have parking peace of mind.

How To Make Sure That You're Getting A Fantastic Meet and Greet Operator

1. Give Them A Call and Have a Chat

   When you're leaving your car with someone for a few weeks, trust is important. So make sure that there's someone on the end of the phone that you can talk to and ask any questions that you may have. At Airparks, our award-winning call centre is available 8am-9pm on weekdays and 8.30am-8pm at weekends. You can talk to us on 0871 360 2603.

2. Check for an Approved Operator scheme

   If the airport uses an Approved Operator scheme for Meet and Greet Parking, cyou can check that the parking operator that you're using is listed. Any Meet and Greet operators that we use are on the scheme, meaning that you can book any of our suppliers with confidence.

3. Check out photos and videos of the company

   We are confident in our products because we test out every one that we sell. We visit all of the car parks that we sell, and check that there's proper security and fantastic people working there. Take a look on our website for reccommendations, photographs and videos of the places we've visited and help to put your mind at rest before you leave. It's always worth your while doing a bit of research and checking whether there's evidence the company you're dealing with have visited the car parks they're offering and checked them out.

4. Ensure that your car is covered while you're away

   You wouldn't go on holiday without insurance, so you shouldn't leave your car with someone else without making sure that it's insured while it's in their care.

How Does It Work?

It couldn't be easier;

• When you arrive at the airport, a professional driver picks up your car from departures
• They'll take it to a secure car park nearby, where it will be parked for the duration of your holiday
• When you come home, your car will be brought back to pick you up

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At Airparks, our speciality is ensuring that your Meet and Greet parking is straight forward and stress free, so we have hand picked the very best companies to work with, many of which we have been dealing with for over 10 years. We visit all of our parking providers, and make sure the car parks meet our standards, such as having proper security in place. We make sure their drivers are properly qualified and properly insured. And like every product we offer, we try and test it ourselves before we recommend it to you - and we would never reccommend anything to you that we wouldn't use ourselves..

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The best thing about booking with Airparks is that you can be sure that your Meet and Greet parking is in great hands - we have been organising parking and other holiday add ons for nearly 40 years, and have over 1000 members of staff working tirelessly to ensure that your holiday is perfect. If there's anything you need help with simply get in touch on 0871 360 2603 and have a chat with one of our friendly advisers.