How does mid stay car park work?

How Mid Stay parking works. Mid Stay is a popular choice with limited availability, so book your parking in advance to reserve your space. On the day, simply drive up to the car park barrier, and our ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) system will recognise your car's number plate and open the barrier.



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The most popular parking choice for trips of up to one week, London Stansted Airport's Mid Stay parking is easy to get to, great value for money, and just a short transfer on our free shuttle bus to the terminal building.

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Long stay parking rates are calculated in periods of 24 hours, as opposed to short stay parking which is calculated hourly. For this reason, long stay car parks work out cheaper if you are leaving your car for a prolonged period of time. Long Stay Airport car parks often have a minimum stay of around 3 days.

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Frequented by travellers who are only away for a brief period of time,usually less than a week, short stay airport parking is popular with those travelling on business or for weekend breaks.

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Typically, you can park your car at the airport for up to a month. Some airports can accommodate longer stays, but special arrangements may be required. JFK Airport, for example, asks travelers who require parking for more than 30 days to contact ABM (airport services) on the day they arrive.

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The most common types of parking are angle parking, perpendicular parking and parallel parking.

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The distance you are travelling should impact your choice. Hiring a cab in London is quite economical if you are travelling small distances within the city. The fares will usually stay under your budget for short distance travelling. However, for longer routes, the prices can go a little higher when compared with Uber.

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The average price of the transfer in Uber between London and Stansted is 40 pounds each way, 30% cheaper than normal cabs, so it comes out well priced if you travel in a group and divide your payment by not charging per person but per trip.

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