ParkAir 24/7 is a meet and greet operation at Heathrow Airport covering Terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5. Code BCP25 is worth up to 25% off booking ahead, which at Heathrow already starts from £59 against £110 at the barrier. Verified 10 September 2026.
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.
Valet parking means the transaction happens at the terminal: keys out on the way in, keys back on the way out. The compound is somewhere else and is not really your concern, which is the appeal and also the thing to be comfortable with.
At Heathrow Airport specifically, our set runs £47 to £66 for the same eight days, and where a quote falls in that range says more than the discount attached to it. Heathrow is the UK's busiest airport by a wide margin, handling around 80 million passengers a year across four operating terminals spread over a site large enough that the terminals are effectively separate airports.
ParkAir 24/7 covers Terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5 at Heathrow. Heathrow's four terminals are far enough apart that booking a car park for the wrong one is a genuine problem rather than an inconvenience — unlike Gatwick, there is no three-minute shuttle to correct it. Terminal 5 sits at the western end with its own dedicated car parks; Terminals 2 and 3 share the central terminal area; Terminal 4 sits to the south. Free inter-terminal transfers exist by rail but add 20 to 30 minutes.
Rather than print a price we have not checked, here is the whole Heathrow field on one booking: eight days, departing within thirty. Find the meet and greet rows and you have the range ParkAir 24/7 needs to sit inside to be competitive.
| Car park | Type | At the barrier | Pre-booked | With a code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heathrow Park & Ride | Off-site park & ride | £110 | £59 | £47 |
| APH Heathrow | Off-site park & ride | £118 | £65 | £52 |
| Bee Parking | Off-site park & ride | £112 | £61 | £49 |
| Official Long Stay | On-airport | £165 | £104 | £83 |
| HPR Meet and Greet | Valet | £135 | £82 | £66 |
The spread at Heathrow is £19 between the cheapest and the dearest product on the same dates, and picking the right product tier is worth several times picking the right brand. A code moves you a few pounds inside that range. Choosing the right tier moves you across it.
No, and no valet product at Heathrow is. The floor is £47 on Heathrow Park & Ride. Meet and greet is bought for the twenty minutes it saves at each end, not for the price.
We run this section on every operator page including the ones we earn commission from, and we name the cheaper option where there is one. That comparison is run across all Heathrow operators on the Heathrow Airport parking discount code page.
Covers all four operating terminals and advertises a complimentary car wash with the valet product — the only brand in this set offering anything of the kind.
Against that, here is what we have not been able to confirm for ParkAir 24/7, and which we will not state as fact until we have:
Everything above this line has a source. Everything in that list does not, and we would rather draw the line visibly than blur it. If you have booked with ParkAir 24/7 recently and any of the above is wrong or missing, the contact page reaches a person.
Typical drive times are 45 minutes from central London, 30 from Reading and an hour from Guildford. The M25 between Junctions 12 and 15 is the reliable delay.
The postcode on your booking confirmation is the car park, not the terminal. At Heathrow that distinction sends people to the wrong side of the airport more often than any other booking error. Heathrow charges £6 for up to 10 minutes at every terminal, charged automatically by number plate to pull into the drop-off zone, which is the number to weigh a lift against. Full table in the UK drop-off charges guide.