Bristol Official Long Stay Parking
“ Easy to find, quick to park and walk to the airport, and when I lost my ticket, the attendant in the kiosk couldn't have been more helpful in getting me swiftly on my way!” - Nicki Holmyard
Book now from £0 for 7 days parking.
Address
Bristol Long Stay Parking, Bristol International Airport, Bristol, BS48 3DY
Distance to airport
The car park is conveniently located in front of the terminal with transfers taking just 3 minutes.
Transfers from airport
Transfers operate every 20 minutes 24 hours a day, take approx. 3 minutes and are included in the price.
This is an on-airport car park situated in front of the terminal but transfer buses are available and take just 3 to 4 minutes. The buses operate 24 hours a day and run every 20 minutes. Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology is in use so make sure that you give the correct details when booking. At certain busy times of year minimum stay requirements will be in force.
Directions
- Bristol Airport is located on the A38, 8 miles south of Bristol.
- The Long Stay car park is on your right as you enter the airport, please follow the signs.
Arrival procedure
Please follow the instructions in your confirmation as details may vary.
- The car park operates an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system so make sure you have entered the correct vehicle registration when making your booking.
- On arrival, the ANPR system will read your vehicle registration.
- Please touch the button on the machine to be issued with a ticket and to raise the barrier. Please keep this ticket safe as you will need to insert it at the exit barrier upon leaving the car park.
We recommend that you have your booking confirmation to hand on your smart device; no need to print it!
Departure procedure
Please follow the instructions in your confirmation as details may vary.
- On your return, please drive to the barrier, insert the ticket that you received on entry and the barrier will lift automatically.
- If your entry ticket tells you that payment is needed, please press the intercom button at the barrier for help. You'll also need your booking reference number to hand.
Do not enter a credit or debit card as you will be charged again.
Security
All on-site car parks at Bristol International airport have been awarded the Park Mark award for safer parking. The long stay car park is barrier controlled, fenced, well lit and is staffed 24 hours a day. CCTV and Automatic Number Plate Recognition are in operation.
Insurance
Parking is at owner's own risk. Insurance is subject to the Terms and Conditions of the car park. BIA does not provide insurance for cars parked within the long stay car park.
Disabled facilities
- Wider spaces for Blue Badge holders are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Assistance buttons are located at each entry barrier and staff are available to assist.
Please contact the car park in advance of your arrival if you require special assistance.
Additional information
- The Long Stay car park is a self-park car park and there is no requirement to hand in your keys.
-They do offer a grace period up until midnight on the last day of your booking but if you go over this, there is a £15 overstay charge (subject to change).
Most standard cars (without trailers/not commercial vehicles) will be accepted at the car park as long as they fit under the 3m barrier and fit in a standard-size parking bay (2.4m x 4.8m).
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Kenneth Hodges
I have used the Sliver Zone Car Park about 16 times over the years when going to Copenhagen. The service has always been good and I have always booked in advance and paid under £50 for 5 days parking. I usually book as soon as I get back for our next time, as I fly out to Copenhagen twice a year. Yesterday I booked for this coming September (with 4 months to go) only to find that the cost for the same period of time had shot up to just under £80. I think this is exorbitant and that is why I have only given 3 stars as a rating. I think this is plain greed, so for the future, I am now considering an alternative parking venue.
May 10, 2019
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Derek Long
Comment on new Multi-Storey Carpark. Booked an online supposedly special and checked into carpark found a space in first level. No lifts working so difficulty with sticks for elderly passengers. After 7 day holiday had to pay 134.99 to get out - again no lifts. Cost of cark park was 28 pounds more than a return flight with baggage for two persons to the South of France. This represents very poor value for the service received. An off airport parking service would take a disabled person to the departure entrance at a much lower rate.
May 2, 2019
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Rob Cowdrey
Hideously expensive and hardly any of the car park even has a decent surface to trundle luggage across to the terminal, mostly rubble or poor tarmac. It's all about straight profiteering- a quote for 19 hours parking (i.e. 2 days) came in at £58 - or just over £3.05 per hour. A disgrace.
September 24, 2018
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Paul Kerslake
Although it is opposite the airport ,it depends where you find a space to the distance you are from the actual terminal ,in my case it was over half a mile away with very little understandable directional signage, however the worst part of the car park was the diabolical state your car is actually in on arrival back from your holiday ,covered in all kinds of mess which even an automatic car wash failed to clean at a cost of £7 on top of which I had to pay another £4 for special cleaning material to clean it myself,I have used car parks at Cardiff-Birmingham-Heathrow and Gatwick and have never found my car to never be in the condition it was at Bristol -the only award you deserve is A filth award and will NEVER use this OnSite long stay car park again.
June 7, 2018
(117) reviews
The long stay car park is an absolute rip off, left my car for 30 hrs in long stay and it cost me £65. What an absolute rip off. The airport is now very chaotic with too many travellers, waited 10 mins to go through fast track security with only one lane open. Will be using Cardiff airport from now on where prices are less than half.
May 14, 2019