FlyParks Discount Code 2026 — Exeter
FlyParks is a park and ride operation at Exeter Airport. Code BCP25 is worth up to 25% off booking ahead, which at Exeter already starts from £34 against £54 at the barrier. Verified 10 September 2026.
FlyParks discount codes
Sitewide code BCP25 is worth up to 25% off, and the codes below carry their own percentages. Each button opens our quote form with that code already applied. Checked 10 September 2026.
What FlyParks 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 Exeter Airport specifically, the field runs from £27 to £38 for eight days, which is the range any quote here has to be read against. Exeter handles around 1 million passengers a year from a compact single terminal beside the M5 in East Devon, serving the South West peninsula and the Channel Islands.
What FlyParks should cost at Exeter
We price the airport rather than guess at the operator. Below is every product we track at Exeter on the same eight-day stay; the park and ride rows are the ones to read a FlyParks quote against.
| Car park | Type | At the barrier | Pre-booked | With a code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official Long Stay | On-airport | £54 | £34 | £27 |
| Official Short Stay | On-airport | £78 | £48 | £38 |
The spread at Exeter is £11 between the cheapest and the dearest product on the same dates, and the difference between the categories dwarfs the difference between operators inside them. That is the single most useful thing to understand about Exeter pricing before comparing any two quotes.
Is FlyParks the cheapest option?
Not on the figures we hold. The cheapest product at Exeter is Official Long Stay at £27 for eight days with a code. Until we can take a checked quote for FlyParks, treat that as the number it has to beat.
Where a rival is cheaper we say so and link to it, regardless of the commercial relationship. The whole Exeter field, priced side by side, is on the Exeter Airport parking discount code page.
FlyParks at Exeter
What we have verified, and what we have not
An Exeter park and fly product. Whether FlyParks operates its own site or resells another operator's is not established, and at an airport this small that is the difference between one car park and a booking front for the same one.
Against that, here is what we have not been able to confirm for FlyParks, and which we will not state as fact until we have:
- Operator or reseller
- Site location
- Shuttle frequency
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 FlyParks recently and any of the above is wrong or missing, the contact page reaches a person.
Getting to Exeter
Exeter Airport sits at Clyst Honiton beside the M5, reached from Junction 29 and the A30. Typical drive times are 15 minutes from Exeter city centre, 45 from Torquay, an hour from Plymouth and around 90 minutes from Bristol.
Programme the car park's postcode before you set off rather than at the junction. Exeter's approach roads are not a good place to be re-entering a destination. Being dropped off is not free here: Exeter charges free for a short period in the terminal drop-off area, unusually among UK airports. The UK drop-off charges guide lists every airport's tariff.
How to use the FlyParks code
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1Open the formEvery code button here fills the discount field for you before the form opens.
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2Set your dates and timesQuote the times you will actually arrive, not the flight times.
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3Check the total, not the percentageTwenty-five per cent of a big number is not a bargain. Read the bottom line.
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4Add your flight numberIt costs nothing and it is the difference between a held space and a lost one.