Code BCP25 takes up to 25% off pre-booked Gatwick Airport parking. It works at North and South Terminal car parks across park and ride, meet and greet and on-airport long stay, and applies to the pre-booked rate rather than the drive-up price. Verified 10 September 2026.
Each code above was tested against a live Gatwick booking on 10 September 2026, and each is applied on our quote form — every button on this page opens it with that code already filled in. Read how we verify every code.
Gatwick's two terminals are 3 minutes apart on the inter-terminal shuttle, so a car park serving the "wrong" terminal is rarely a dealbreaker — but meet and greet is terminal-specific and worth checking. Prices run cheapest first, all eight days with BCP25 applied and checked 10 September 2026.
Eight days at Gatwick costs about £95 if you drive up without booking and £58 if you pre-book the same park and ride space. Code BCP25 takes that to £46. The code is worth £12; booking ahead at all is worth £37.
That split is the most useful thing to understand about Gatwick parking pricing, because it tells you where to spend your effort. Hunting a better code than 20% wins a few pounds. Booking three weeks out instead of three days out wins thirty or more. Gatwick fills earlier than most UK airports because it runs a single runway at very high utilisation, and the car parks price accordingly as departure approaches.
| Car park | Type | At the barrier | Pre-booked | With BCP25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cophall Parking | Park & ride | £88 | £50 | £40 |
| APH Gatwick | Park & ride | £95 | £58 | £46 |
| Ace Parking | Meet & greet | £110 | £60 | £48 |
| Official Long Stay | On-airport | £125 | £78 | £62 |
| Maple Parking | Meet & greet | £140 | £90 | £72 |
Gatwick runs more flights from a single runway than any airport in the world, which is why its car parks fill earlier than other UK airports and why booking three weeks out matters more here than almost anywhere else.
12 car parks at Gatwick accept the codes on this page. Treat the quoted transfer times as a floor rather than an average, particularly in the early-morning departure bank.
Two Gatwick-specific things worth checking before you book. Meet and greet operators quote a terminal — Ace handles South Terminal, and turning up at North with a South booking means an unplanned shuttle ride. And the off-site sites sit on different sides of the airport: Cophall is east off the A22 near Copthorne, while most others are north and west off the A23. If you are arriving from the M25 rather than the M23, that changes which is genuinely closest.
No Gatwick car park runs a standing NHS discount scheme. The public code on this page saves more than any NHS-specific offer we have found at Gatwick.
Around 170 people a month search for a Gatwick NHS parking discount, and they are looking for something that does not exist in the form they expect. Neither the airport's own car parks nor the main off-site operators run a scheme you can apply at checkout with a verified ID. What appears occasionally is a time-limited NHS promotion from a booking platform, usually 5 to 10% and usually excluding the on-airport products.
The NHS airport parking discount page shows what the public code delivers against every eligibility route we could find.
Blue Light Card lists travel offers that change month to month, and airport parking appears there far less often than cardholders expect. When a parking offer does run at Gatwick it is normally through a national booking platform covering many airports at once, not a Gatwick-specific deal. Compare final totals rather than percentages, because platform offers often exclude Gatwick's cheapest sites.
Gatwick Airport charges £6 for up to 10 minutes outside North and South Terminal departures, with no free grace period. The free alternative is the Long Stay car park at either terminal, which allows a short free stay and runs a free shuttle.
Meeting an arrival at Gatwick costs more than dropping one, because delays are billed by the minute. the Long Stay car park at either terminal solves it. Charges are set by the airport and reviewed annually — background on Gatwick Airport, and our UK drop-off charges guide compares all 20 airports in one table.
Blue Badge holders do not park free at Gatwick. The badge secures a wider, closer bay, not a free one, and the normal tariff applies in every car park including Short Stay and Long Stay at both terminals. Accessible bays sit nearest the lifts and terminal entrances. Meet and greet is worth pricing here — handing the car over at the forecourt removes the shuttle transfer entirely.
The Blue Badge guide compares this policy against every other UK airport in one table.
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.
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.
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. Typical drive times are 45 minutes from central London, 30 from Croydon, an hour from Brighton and around 25 minutes from the M25 at Junction 7. The M25 either side of Junction 7 is the reliable bottleneck; allow an extra 30 minutes for a departure between 6am and 9am.
Four steps, and the order matters — the code goes in before payment, not after.
If the total does not move when you apply the code, try it on an off-site Gatwick operator before assuming it is dead. Official Long Stay is the product most often excluded from platform-wide offers, and an exclusion looks exactly like an expiry from the checkout. Our guide to why airport parking discount codes fail works through the rest.
No Gatwick car park runs a student, senior or military parking scheme. Occasional student-platform offers surface through third-party discount sites, but they apply to the booking platform rather than the parking, cap at around 10%, and are frequently restricted to the more expensive products. Where age genuinely changes the price at Gatwick is a product choice rather than a discount: the off-site park and ride operators run the lowest daily rates on stays over ten days.
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