Cophall Parking Discount Code 2026 — Gatwick

What Cophall Parking is, and how it works

Park and ride puts you a few miles out and buses you in. You keep the keys and the car stays where you left it. In exchange for the transfer at both ends it is normally the lowest price available at any UK airport.

At Gatwick Airport specifically, we price 5 products here, and the £40-to-£72 spread across them is wider than the gap between most UK airports. On the airline side, easyJet is the largest carrier and operates mainly from North Terminal. British Airways, most long-haul operators and the rail link use South Terminal. Gatwick moves airlines between terminals more often than most UK airports, so check your booking rather than assuming from the airline.

Cophall Parking covers Terminals North and South at Gatwick. Gatwick has two terminals, North and South, connected by a free inter-terminal shuttle that takes about three minutes and runs continuously. That shuttle is why terminal choice matters less at Gatwick than at Manchester — a car park serving the other terminal costs you a few minutes, not a taxi fare. Gatwick Airport railway station sits directly beneath South Terminal, which is why South is the default for anyone combining rail and parking.

What Cophall Parking should cost at Gatwick

We have not taken a checked quote for Cophall Parking itself, so instead of inventing one here is the band it sits in — every product we track at Gatwick, cheapest first, on the same eight-day booking. A park and ride quote should land near the park and ride rows.

The spread at Gatwick is £32 between the cheapest and the dearest product on the same dates, and the difference between the categories dwarfs the difference between operators inside them. Which is why the first question is what kind of parking you want at Gatwick, and the second is whose.

Is Cophall Parking the cheapest option?

Where a rival is cheaper we say so and link to it, regardless of the commercial relationship. For the full local comparison, see Gatwick Airport parking discount code.

Cophall Parking at Gatwick

What we have verified, and what we have not

A long-established Gatwick park and ride serving both terminals, and one of the few independents here with genuine branded search behind it — people look for Cophall by name rather than searching for Gatwick parking and finding it.

Against that, here is what we have not been able to confirm for Cophall Parking, and which we will not state as fact until we have:

• Shuttle frequency
• Distance from each terminal
• Park Mark status

Every one of those is the kind of detail routinely invented on pages like this one. An unchecked figure is worse than no figure, because it looks checked. If you have booked with Cophall Parking recently and any of the above is wrong or missing, the contact page reaches a person.

Getting to Gatwick

Gatwick sits beside the M23 in West Sussex, between Horley and Crawley, and is reached from Junction 9A — the airport spur. Set your satnav to RH6 0NP for South Terminal and RH6 0PJ for North Terminal; both have their own approach road off the spur and the split comes up quickly, so knowing your terminal before the junction saves a loop.

Programme the car park's postcode before you set off rather than at the junction. Gatwick's approach roads are not a good place to be re-entering a destination. For comparison, a drop-off at Gatwick runs £6 for up to 10 minutes outside North and South Terminal departures, with no free grace period — see the UK drop-off charges guide.

How to use the Cophall Parking code

• 1
  Open the form
  Whichever code button you use, that code is the one the form opens with.
• 2
  Set your dates and times
  Return time matters as much as departure — an hour out can move you a price band.
• 3
  Check the total, not the percentage
  The final total is the only number worth comparing between operators.
• 4
  Add your flight number
  This is the field that protects you if the return flight slips.