The Airport is located near Stansted Mountfitchet which is a small village with a population of 5,532 persons. In 2009 there was 182,810 Aircraft Movements at Stansted, now thats one serious Airport!

Car parking should be the least of your worries at Stansted Airport with a multi choice of long stay and short stay located both on and off the Airport, theres something for everyone.

Destinations
Currently used by 41 airlines, Stansted airport is the departure point for locations nearly all over the world, from the UK, Ireland and the rest of Europe, to many parts of Asia. Some destinations are seasonal only (available during the summer or winter), presumably in concordance with demand.

Parking
A number of options are available if you wish to park your car on the airport?s grounds. They are classed according to the required duration, into short-stay parking, mid-stay parking, long-stay parking (three days or longer) and valet parking (which is by far the most convenient long term option yet much more expensive).

Airport structure
Stansted uses one main terminal for all its national and international flights. There are separate areas for national and international arrivals; there is also a chapel and an information desk. The Departures Lounge, Domestic Arrivals and International Arrivals areas are all situated on the ground floor. Akin to every airport, it provides currency exschange facilities, a restaurant, car hire services and a first aid area.

Executive lounges
If you prefer utter quietness to the perpetually loud atmosphere dominating the airport, you can choose to wait for your flight at one of Stansted?s two executive lounges, which provide utmost comfort and tranquility.

If you require assistance at the airport ISS are the provider for this service you can contact them at stn.prm@uk.issworld.com or contact stansted airport help desk

We compare several Robin Hood airport parking spaces from multiple companies offering cheap and secure car parking. One of the best airport parking options at Robin Hood is the long stay car park located within walking distance to the main terminal. The long stay car park site has been awarded the park mark award by a police officer who has assed the car park for security measures. You wont have any worries with the car park because its highly secured.

• Master Time Keeper: Arrive on time! The last thing you want is to miss your flight, make sure you have plenty of time to spare.
• Keep Safe: Keep your important documents and belongings in a safe place and always keep your eye on them. Criminals are always operating at busy airports taking advantage of the busy environment.
• Pre-Book: The earlier you book Robin Hood Airport parking the better chance you have of securing a cheaper price.

Robin Hood airport Meet and Greet Parking Options
Unfortunately Robin Hood airport only has one meet and greet option which we feature. Platinum Parking is a luxury vip chauffeured car parking service where you meet the chauffeur at the airport terminal who then securely parks your car the returns it to you when you arrive back from your trip.

Robin Hood Airport Short Stay Parking
If your looking for a cheap short stay parking service at robin hood airport we recommend the Premium car parking service, it boasts ultimate connivence being located next to the terminal check-in.

Robin Hood Airport Doncaster has a company at the Airport who can help disabled passengers or people with reduced mobility. If you need help from the car park contact 0906 108 0001. Pre-phone the customer services before arriving to arrange assistance.

Doncaster is rich in its history, there are many historic market towns, that are traditional in their customs and values. Doncaster is well known for its amazing railway heritage and their success in horseracing. The town is located in beautiful open green spaces. This allows Doncaster to be abundant in wildlife.

Astrabound

At Astrabound there is 13,500 square feet of land to be explored – it is a great day out for children and adults. It is the largest and most recent indoor play centre in South Yorkshire!

Are you a daredevil? Then why don’t you try the 6 metre drop slide, or why not race family or friends down a heart stopping 4 lane super slide. For those who are competitive why not mark your territory and challenge your family to a battle in the cannon ball zone.

Astrobound is a great family day out especially if you are celebrating a special day. Upon request Astrabound will be more than happy to cater for your family and friends. They offer a great deal of different birthday packages to suit your requirements.

Listed below are the top rated attractions at Astrobound!

1. 6m Daredevil drop slide
2. Giant spiral slide
3. Ball volcano
4. Large ball pool
5. 2 racing sky glide tracks
6. Ball cannon battle zone
7. Interactive light and sound system
8. Interactive sports zone and much more, split over 3 separate areas for different ages.

Contact:
Email: info@astrabound.com
Tel: 01302 304620

Unit 6, Crompton Road Business Park
Wheatley Hall Road
Doncaster
DN2 4PJ

Opening Times

Open every day (Except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day)
9:30am – 6:30pm

Free Parking on site!

Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery

The grand opening of this purpose built Museum was in 1964. Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery exhibits significant collections of natural history, archaeology, local history, fine and decorative art. The Museum is able to tailor guided tours to your specified needs e.g. they are able to tailor activities for all ages. There are also particular times throughout the year where special exhibitions events take place.

Available to buy from the Museums very own shop are many gifts including postcards, souvenirs, framed prints, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry material and books.

The museum fully accessible for the disabled. Parking is also available on site.

Contact:
Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery
Email: museum@doncaster.gov.uk
Tel: 01302 734293
Fax: 01302 735409

KOYLI Museum
Chequer Road
Doncaster
DN1 2AE

Opening Times
Monday – Saturday: 10am – 5pm
Closed Sunday, Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day

Yorkshire Wildlife Park

In April 2009 Yorkshire Wildlife Park was unveiled (formerly Brockholes Farm Visitor Centre)

It is a great day out for all the family. Since the opening of the park there have been many additions made to the wildlife families in the resort most recently 2 wonderful Chapman Zebras were born, they are both happy, healthy and currently doing well!

Daily Ranger Talks and Animal Feeding Times

11:00am – Jungle play barn opens
11:30am – Wallaby feeding time and ranger talk
12:00pm – Lemur feeding time & ranger talk
1.00pm – Feeding time in the goat contact area
2.00pm – Animals up close
3.00pm – Meet the Meerkats

Contact
Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Tel: 01302 535057
Fax: 01302 533187

Brockholes Lane
Branton
Doncaster
DN4 6TB

In 1952 Glasgow Prestwick was used by the United States Air Force as a military base, and still today the Royal Navy and HMS Gannet have a presence at part of the Airport.

If theres any Elvis Presley fans reading this, you might want to make Glasgow Prestwick your Airport of choice, apparently Elvis Presley set foot here in the 1960′s.

Why choose Parkat for Prestwick airport parking?

Parkat Airport Parking offers one of the widest range of car parking choices at Prestwick airport. We compare real time Prestwick parking prices from multiple Prestwick airport parking companies to provide you with some of the cheapest car parking.

Long Stay Prestwick Airport Parking Recomendations

If you’re trip or holiday is longer than a couple of days we recommend the prestwick airport long stay car parking option. Choosing the long stay option and pre booking with us can save you a fortune compared to on the day prices. The long stay car park is located on Prestwick airport and is a short walking distance to the main terminal which is ideal if you don’t want to wait for transfer buses.

Prestwick Airport Short Stay Car Parking Choices

Due to Prestwick airport being a small and independent we don’t have much choice when it comes to short stay parking, the only two short stay options we have are located 2 miles of the Airport, but don’t worry a free shuttle bus is provided, these two car parks are also secured with patrols, cctv and both hold the Park Mark Award.

Telephone our information desk on +44 (0) 871 223 0700 ext 4434 for further details.

The Airport used to be home to RAF Horsham St Faith which was first opened in 1940 as a bomber station, after selling the airfield to two local councils it was then developed into a civil Airport.

Short stay parking facilities are located very close to the Airport terminal and Long stay parking options are a stones throw away, NCP operates these 2 on Airport car parks.

For general enquiries please contact the PRM (Passengers with Reduced Mobility) Desk on 01603 420672.

Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts

Located on the campus grounds at the University of East Anglia, the Sainsbury Centre for Visual
Arts is an amazing display of inspirational fine arts, first opened on the 12 April 1978, the centre attracts 40,000 visitors a year to the exhibitions and galleries on display.

Some of the most popular and interesting pieces on display
include the Henry Moore, Mother & Child and the Llama effigy.

The Centre is open Tuesday to Sunday 10am-5pm but closed Closed on Mondays.

If you want more information about the Centre please visit Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts website

Newcastle Airport has car parking for all requirements ranging from short stay to long stay whether it’s a meet and greet service your after or park and ride.

Cheap Newcastle airport car parking at Newcastle airport

Booking airport parking at Newcastle can be a bit of a pain with lots of similar car parking services from cheap and cheerful to luxurious meet and greet it can be confusing find something which will suit your travel dates and times. But at Parkat we make it easy to find a service you will be proud of.

Secure car parking Newcastle Airport

Security is one of the main issues which car owners are faced with. Leaving your car with an unknown company while you enjoy the sun thousands of miles away can sometimes make you worry. But with Parkat there’s no need to worry all of the car parking sites we feature at Newcastle have been vetted and reached security standards.

Laing Art Gallery

A fantastic Art gallery with an impressive collection renowned for displaying works from some of
the biggest names in contemporary, historic and modern Art. The gallery first opened in 1904 and one of the
main attractions today is the extensive collection of paintings by John Martin a romantic English painter born in 1789 famous for The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, 1852 painting.

Although the Laing Art Gallery may seem like an adult only attraction, dont be fooled there much more to do,
family events and activities are held on a regular slot and not to mentioned its FREE.

The Gallery is open Monday to Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 2pm – 5pm and has on site eating and drinking facilities at the Cafe.

Life Science Centre

The Life Science centre is a family fun packed day out not far from Newcastle Airport parking facilities which makes this the perfect attraction to visit while in Newcastle. If you want to know whats happening around you in the senses of science this is a fantastic brain building adventure. One of the most interesting and permanent exhibitions at the Life Centre is Human Life, suitable for all ages but focused more for the younger generation. The exhibition is split into three sections Our Past, Our Present, Our Future.

During 2009 Manchester airport won one of the most notable aviation industry awards, “UK Airport of the year” this was awarded by the British Travel awards,
this was one of many awards the Airport has won in 2010.

To book Manchester airport parking and reserve your parking space, enter your travel dates and times in the search box to receive quotes from multiple companies.

Airport Map

Top Tips For Manchester Airport Parking

• Know before you go: It’s always worth scoping out the car park before traveling. With our handy car park pages you can view the car park site with street view and google maps before you arrive.
• Vehicle Restrictions Make sure you check the car park vehicle restrictions, your car might be to big for a normal car parking space or trailers might not be allowed.
• Bring Paperwork: If you’ve got access to a printer, make sure you print out the booking reference as you may need this to enter the car park.
• Good Time Keeping: Try to make sure your not late if your using an Off-Airport service, remember if the car park is located some distance from the airport the shuttle bus could take some time.

Which Meet and Greet car parking service do we recommend?

If you want to take the hassle out of car parking then we think the Meteor Meet & Greet service is an option you will simply love. Upon arrival a chauffeur will meet you at the Terminal building or a desired location then safely drive your vehicle back to a secure car parking site located a short distance from Manchester Airport. When returning from your flight a chauffeur will meet you at an agreed location, usually in front of the terminal building with your car, it cant get any simpler! Look out for this option when you search for a quote on Parkat, it’s one of our most popular options.

The Meteor Meet & Greet service car park site holds the Safer Parking Award also known as the Park Mark Award which will give you that extra piece of mind knowing that your car is extra secure while you are holidaying.

Which Manchester Airport Park and Ride service do we recommend?

One of our favourite park and ride services at Manchester Airport is operated by APH, the car park site is situated around 3 miles from the Airport, but don’t worry APH runs a regular shuttle bus which takes around 15 minutes to transfer you to and from the Airport. the shuttle transfer service runs frequently every 5 minutes and takes you directly to the Airport terminal.

The car park site is highly secure with regular 24 hour security patrols, CCTV and much much more, the site also has disabled toilets.

What service do we recommend for Disabled Customers?

When preforming a search for Airport parking, we list important security features about each car park, look out for car parks which have disabled facilities, they will be more friendly for wheel chair users who require ramps and other special access.

Official Manchester airport Long Stay and Manchester airport Short Stay car parking

Manchester Airport has an official On-Airport Short and Long Stay car parking option which is highly secure and located very closed to the terminal building, it is also within walking distance to the terminal but a free transfer shuttle bus is avaliable which takes around 5 minutes. Short stay and Long stay operate at the following Terminals 1, 2 and 3.

Manchester Airport Lounges, a little bit of luxury! to combine with cheap airport parking

Manchester Airport is one of the busiest Airports in the world with 3 different Terminals it can get rather busy and stressful, why not put up your feet and read the latest news or catch a quick bite to eat in one of the relaxing lounges at the Airport, don?t worry they aren’t that expensive, for under £10 you could get access with a wide range of free services.

Which ever Manchester airport parking provider you choose we are always here to help, so drop us an email if you are struggling to choose a car park.

Disabled Blue Badge Parking

Disabled passengers flying through manchester airport have several car parking options to choose from where they can use the blue badge.

Multi-Storey parking has placed the disabled bays next to the lift which makes it easier for travellers using wheelchairs. Short term parking also has lifts next to the disabled parking bays

The other off-airport car parks we compare don’t all have disabled facilities so make sure you check each one carefully .

Manchester Airport accommodates disabled travellers and persons with reduced mobility, hopefully making the journey a positive experience with no problems. Please check the following information below which you may find useful before arriving at the Airport.

Help at the Car Park

Passengers who need help from the car park, will need to contact the car parking company prior to arriving so the staff will be ready to help. The majority of the car parks have special disabled spaces.

Before Arriving

If you require help getting onto the aircraft you must discuss this with your travel agent or the airline before arriving so the correct support will be ready in time.

Help at the Airport

Persons requiring assistance at the Airport will need to contact OCS before arriving or when you arrive at the Airport by locating a blue help point, these are located at the entrances.

Don’t worry OCS have experience in helping passenger with different types of mobility restrictions and have specialist equipment and can also provide customers with a wheelchair.

Guide Dogs

Manchester Airport allow guide and hearing dogs, but these are the only dogs allowed into the Terminal Building except for those animals traveling on flights, they must comply with the Pets Travel Scheme.

Return Journey Help

You must notify OCS if you need accessibility help when returning from your journey, please notify the Airport craft or locate a blue help point at the nearest point.

Disability Resources

Travel, holiday information
Industrial heritage: Ancoats:

Ancoats is an inner city
area in Manchester – Near the Northern Quarter.

Known asthe workshop of the world, Ancoats had once been home to many mills and complexes. From as early as the 18th century the work done here
involved spinning cotton, manufacturing glass and even chemical
production.

Location details can be found here

Museum of science and industry:

MOSI is devoted to the local Manchester heritage as well as
the development of technology, science and evolving industry. Located at
one of the oldest surviving railway stations spanning across 5 listed
buildings it has a large variety of stories to tell both about the
present, past and future.

Castlefield:

One of the most historic peices
of history Manchester has to offer. This was the site of the 79AD Roman
Mamuciun. This is where the name Manchester was derived from. The area
is surrounded by the river Irwell, Quay Street, Deansgate and Chester
Road. It is also home to the Bridgewater canal, the world’s first
industrial canal which was built in 1764.

Location details

Wheel of Manchester

The Manchester wheel,
situated at the heart of the city centre boosts spectacular views of the
surrounding areas. The 60m high ride in the sky is quite an
experience.

All of the attractions above are a within a short distance drive from the Airport, so what ever car parking option you choose you wont be far away, we don’t want you to miss your flight.

There are a plethora of flights departing from Luton to every European country, as well as a broad range of domestic flights. A few very distant locations can be reached as well, such as Hong Kong, India or Thailand.

Parking

Akin to other airports in the vicinity, Luton offers short-stay parking, mid-stay parking, long-stay parking and valet parking. A distinctive car park is reserved for each one of the first three options and disabled parking is available in all three areas.

Airport structure

Luton’s intense activity is focused around one main terminal comprising a complex system of 60 check-in desks, adjoined by an expansive area where many facilities can be found, including shopping amenities, eating and drinking venues. The airport also encompasses three departure lounges (for domestic flights, European flights and international flights) and a meeting area for arrivals. A play area and amusement centre are available for children, whilst people with mobility difficulties can be assisted on request and benefit from many purposely designed facilities.

Executive lounge

For an extra charge, passengers can await their flights in a tranquil, relaxed atmosphere, in the airport?s executive lounge, which provides refreshments, internet access and a range of entertainment options.

Disabled Facilities

London Luton Airport has specifically designed Airport facilities with disabled passengers and persons with reduced mobility in mind, making the Airport accessible to all passengers and hopefully making the trip a good experience.

Passengers who require special assistance at the Airport with baggage and mobility can locate one of the Help Points which are located at the car park drop off zones or at the information desk within the Airport.

Disabled toilets are also located throughout the Airport in all areas. Facilities such as lowered telephones for wheelchair users and telephones with keypad and touch screen features are fully available.

Before arriving at the Airport disabled passengers must notify the Airline in advance of any special assistance or requirements needed such as help with boarding the aircraft.

Guide Dogs

Special assistance dogs which have been registered with the Pet Travel Scheme are permitted to travel with the passengers, please bring any documentation and check with the Airline before flying.

To contact the special assistance team please contact them by Email at ltn.prm@mitie.com or by telephone on 07827 882837

Official short stay Liverpool car parking options are located facing the terminal building and long stay car parking facilities are located minutes away from Liverpool airport.

Liverpool airport was named after the Liverpudlian Beatles star John Lennon and is now officially named Liverpool John Lennon airport. Although the airport is only small and consists of one main terminal, it’s one of the fastest growing airports in Europe with around 5 million passengers flying to and from the airport in 2010 alone, making Liverpool John Lennon the tenth busiest in the UK.

In World War II the airport was used by the Royal Airforce to proceed Bombers, going by the name RAF Speke. The notable P-51 Mustang was manufactured at this shadow factory.

If you require a long stay car parking service we recommend the on airport long stay option which his located facing the terminal building. Passengers looking for parking on a budget will find In2 outdoor is slightly cheaper than the other options.

You may require something more luxurious such as a chauffeur parking which is also called meet and greet. We also cater for this please look out for the meet & grey signs.

What car parking services do you recommend at Liverpool John Lennon?

The Official long stay and short stay car parking provided by John Lennon Airport is a car parking service which we highly recommend to any customers looking for great accessible parking.

The car park is located directly facing the Terminal building which makes this option great for persons who only want to walk a short distance as shuttle bus service is not provided. The car park site has some excellent security features and the car park is patrolled, it has also been awarded the Park Mark Award, so when your sipping a mojito on the beach, the last thing you will be worrying about is your vehicle security.

What about meet and greet and services?

If you want to take the effort out of parking then a meet and greet service is a luxury which we highly recommend for anyone with a budget to splash out. The two Liverpool Meet and greet services which stand out at Liverpool are SkyPark meet & greet and LCS Meet and Greet Parking, both car parks will send a chauffeur to meet you at a chosen location where you will hand over the keys so they can park your car back at the site, then return your can on arrival when you have passed through John Lennon Airport.

Top tips for Liverpool Airport Parking

If you have never used an car parking service at the Airport take a look at our top tips!
Make sure you arrive at the car park early, remember you will need to park your car if you have chosen a park and ride service, then be transferred to the Airport, you don’t want to miss your flight!

Print or write down your booking reference or code, this should be in the booking confirmation email.

Make sure you enter your car park vehicle registration correctly as some car parks use this to recognise your car to open the barrier.

Book Early! avoid paying more for car parking by booking your space a few weeks or months before.

Relaxing in style at Liverpool Airport

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is a fairly small Airport, but if you want to avoid the hustle and bustle when it gets busy and maybe chill with a beer or a free news paper then an Airport lounge is something which you may consider to take the weight of your shoulders before a long flight from John Lennon Airport.

According to the Liverpool John Lennon Airport website the airport welcomes disabled passengers and has made efforts to maximise the ease of access of the premises.

Disabled Car Parking
Car parks located on the airport site are equipped with accessible parking bays for disabled persons with blue and orange bags. The disabled bays are located closer to the terminal and near to help points if you require to call of assistance.

Special Assistance
The airport hires an external contractor who specialises in accessibility and special assistance.

The special assistance team at John Lennon airport can help passengers through the airport with stowing luggage, checking in, accessing the toilets, facilities such as cafes, and currency exchanges and much more. Please refer to the airport website for more specific information.

Liverpool was selected as the European city of Culture in 2008 for one calendar year and could still hold that title today with the amount of attractions and history based around the city.

The city of Liverpool is home to a wide range of cultural, sports, historical and musical backgrounds which make the city a fantastic
place to visit.

What do we recommend?

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is based at “The Hall” which is a unique grade 2 listed Philharmonic Hall built in 1933 although the original Hall was destroyed by a fire.

The hall stages around 250 musical events throughout the year, if your visiting Liverpool we hope you catch an event.

For more information check the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Website

The Beatles Museum

The Beatles were a pop and rock band from Liverpool and if you don’t know who they are, then we feel sorry for you! But If your going to visit one place in Liverpool we recommend the Beatles Museum for a blast to the past when music was great.

The Beatles story starts at the 50′s then slowly works through the life line of the band from the hysteria of the Beatlemania to the break up of the Beatles. At the museum you will find fantastic pictures, material and musical instruments for the whole family to enjoy.

Price for one Adult is &poundl12.95 and family tickets start at £21. Open 7 days a week 9am-7pm

Other Museums In Liverpool to visit

• The World Museum
• Lady Lever Art Galley
• Walker Art Gallery
• Merseyside Maritime Museum
• Return journey help
• National Conservation Centre
• International Slavery Museum

Please visit the Liverpool Museums website for more detailed information on the museums.

A vibrant and busy city, Liverpool was named the European Capital of Culture 2008 and boasts England’s biggest national museum collection outside London. Home of The Beatles, the Grand National horse race, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, and two major English football clubs (Everton and Liverpool), the city’s rich cultural heritage makes it well worth visiting.
What to do in Liverpool

Located in the north west of England, Liverpool’s docklands and sea trading led to its growth and prosperity in the eighteenth century. Today, Liverpool’s Albert Dock is a must-see for tourists as it contains excellent shops, restaurants, pubs, galleries, hotels, the Merseyside Maritime Museum and the International Slavery Museum. Albert Dock is also home to the Tate Liverpool art gallery and the The Beatles Story museum, which showcases the band’s instruments.

The city centre is small enough to walk around on foot, but has great public transport as well. a unique way to travel across Liverpool, take a ride on the ?Yellow Duck’, a World War Two landing craft. Another must-do is tMersey ferry trip, which provides great views and also allows you to visit Spaceport Liverpool, an interactive science museum suited to families (located in the Seacombe ferry terminal). You can also take one of three different ghost walks around the city courtesy of Shiverpool; booking is required but can be done online.
As well as typical English high street shops, Liverpool also has unique shopping areas such as Grand Central (offering everything from alternative clothes to second-hand furniture) and The Bluecoat, which focuses on contemporary and unusual crafts, fashion and homeware.
Where to eat in Liverpool

Unsurprisingly, Liverpool boasts an extensive range of pubs, restaurants and cafes. The best pub food can be found at The Monro on Duke Street, which serves the traditional Liverpool dish Scouse, and Thomas Rigby’s (Dale Street) which has a great menu including real English fish and chips. Piccolino’s on Cook Street is a welcoming and inexpensive restaurant for Italian cuisine.

Delicious light meals and snacks can be found in Espresso on School Lane, which offers a fantastic selection of salads, sandwiches and homemade cakes as well as speciality teas and coffees. For vegetarians, the Green Days Café on Lark Lane offers tasty and inexpensive food.
Where to drink in Liverpool

Liverpool has a thriving club and pub scene, with much of the action around Mathew Street and Concert Square. Dr. Duncan’s (St. John’s Lane) and The Dispensary (between Renshaw and Leece Streets) are two of the best places to sample the local Cains beers. Atmospheric drinking can be found at the 200 year old Canarvon Castle pub on Tarleton Street and at the Victorian pub ?The Railway Hotel’ on Tithebarn Street.

Clubbers will enjoy a visit to Le Bateau on Duke Street, a friendly club which sells cheap drinks and is popular with the locals. The Krazy House is also a great night out, providing rock and metal, indie, and R&B and dance music over three floors.

Leeds bradford Airport has car parking for all types of stay whether it’s long stay or short stay, they even have a drop of and pick up zone located right in front of the main terminal building which is free of charge and highly convenient.

For special assistance at the Airport please phone 0113 391 1607or email leedsbradford.airport@interserve.com

The Royal Armouries Museum

The Royal Armouries Museum is one of the worlds oldest museums, in fact it’s the oldest museum in the UK
with one of the largest Arms, Armour, Artillery, and firearms collections in the world.

The Museum boasts over 8,500 pieces which are on display across 5 galleries sorted into different
sections such as Oriental, Self Defence, Hunting, War and Tournament.

The Royal Armouries Museum is open Monday to Sunday 10am till 5pm which is perfect if you have airport parking at Leeds Bradford as it is only 22 minutes away by car.

The museum has eating and refreshment facilities throughout, the Nelson Bistro is located on the ground floor and a coffee shop is on floor 2.
If you are looking for something more substantial, several restaurants are located in the vicinity of the museum which have good ratings and reviews.

If you manage to visit the Museum, we highly recommend that you view the War Gallery which exhibits everything from medieval warfare to world war 2 and much much more.

For more information please visit the Royal Armouries Museum website

With literally thousands of car parking spaces located on and off the Airport whether it’s sort stay parking or long stay parking which you require you won’t be short of a space at Heathrow.

You might think car parking at Heathrow Airport is something of an art to master, being one of the busiest Airports in the world, the place can get kind of hectic, that’s why we have selected some of our favourite meet & greet and park ride parking services running at Heathrow Airport.
Our Favourite Long Stay car parking options at Heathrow Airport

When it comes to Long Stay parking you cant go wrong with the official on Airport parking which is run by Heathrow Airport. The plus points to choose one of these long stay car parks is that you wont be to far from the terminal buildings, so the shuttle bus transfer service wont take to long. The official on-Airport parking operates at Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4 and Terminal 5.
All of the on-Airport parking car parks are highly secure with crime reducing security features such as CCTV, Fencing, 24 hour patrols and Flood Lighting. You will also be pleased to know most of the long stay car park sites have been awarded the Park Mark Award by a police officer, which certifies that the car park has crime reducing measures in place.

Heathrow Airport Parking Tops Tips

Heathrow is a very busy Airport, make sure you arrive at the car park within good time, remember if you have chosen an off Airport car parking service you will
have to take the shuttle bus which will also take extra time.

Don’t forget your booking confirmation, you will need to present this to the car park office, print it off and keep it safe.
Short Stay Parking And Drop Off at Heathrow Airport

Short term parking is available at all of the terminals at Heathrow, these are great car parking options if you want to give someone a proper good bye, you might want to catch a bite to eat or relax in one of the coffee shop before waving good bye. Short term parking is charge by the hour so be care full to not go over it could be costly
If your just dropping someone of follow signs to the departures and use the outside lanes these are used for drop of parking, if you are picking up you will have to use the short stay parking options are you will be clogging up the roads and peoples flights may be delayed causing more traffic that necessary.

Destinations
Heathrow is known as one of the busiest airports in the UK, with over 180 destinations being reached worldwide, including very distant locations such as New Zealand, Australia, South America and the USA. It is used by more than 90 airlines and is renowned for its efficient organisation and amenities.

Parking
Four parking options are available at Heathrow ? short-stay parking, long-stay parking, business parking and valet parking. Whilst the last two, which are upgraded versions of long-stay parking, are considerably more expensive, they are more convenient in terms of expediency.

Airport structure
Heathrow has no less than five terminals, the first three being situated towards its centre, with the fourth one to the south and the fifth one to the west. Many facilities are present onsite, from well equipped children?s play areas to first aid and cash exchange services. For spiritual needs, St George?s Chapel provides a variety of religious services for different faiths and confessions. There are also other prayer rooms located near each terminal.

Executive lounges
Available at all terminals, the five executive lounges vary in comprehensiveness, in terms of the facilities and services they offer. Some of them offer the option of pre-booking, regardless of the class you selected for your flight, which is an affordable alternative for many passengers.

For special assistance at the airport please phone the help desk to arrange before arriving. Help points are located throughout the Airport if you need to phone for help.