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How much is parking overstay at Gatwick Airport?

Parking overstay fees The fees for each car park are: Short Stay Parking: £40 each day. Premium Parking: £50 each day. Long Stay Parking: £10 each day.



Overstaying your booked time at Gatwick Airport can be an expensive mistake, as the charges are designed to be punitive to keep the traffic flowing. In the Short Stay car parks, if you exceed your pre-booked duration, you will typically be charged the standard "drive-up" daily rate, which in 2026 can be as high as £60 to £70 per day for each additional 24-hour period. If you are in the Long Stay car park and stay past your booked exit time, you will usually be charged a "daily overstay rate" of approximately £25 to £30 per day. The most expensive overstays occur in the "Premium" or "Valet" parking areas, where the fees can escalate even further. If you know your flight is delayed or your plans have changed, it is often much cheaper to log into the Gatwick parking website or app and "extend" your booking manually rather than just showing up at the exit gate. The automated barriers use number plate recognition, so they will know exactly how long you have been there, and you will be required to pay the balance at the exit column before the barrier lifts.

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How do I extend my parking at Gatwick? If you need to extend your time away and therefore also your car parking booking, you need to contact the parking facility that you have booked with, who will advise of any additional costs.

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Airports generally allow you to park your car for 30 days. The cost of long-term parking varies greatly from airport to airport. You can save on parking rates by pre-booking your space or using off-airport parking.

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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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Short-term parking is for vehicles that need to park at the airport for less than 24 hours. Long-term parking is for vehicles that need parking for the complete duration of their trip and require at least one or more overnight stays.

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A Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) is commonly known as a parking ticket. If the location is one where parking is normally permitted, Local Authorities in England and Wales operate a Grace Period at the end of the parking period of 10 minutes.

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Gatwick Airport has two terminals - North and South. You should park at the terminal that your flight departs from. JustPark provides a seamless parking experience by allowing you to reserve a space at the most suitable terminal in advance.

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All London Gatwick car park levels are fully accessible and compliant with the Equality Act 2010. However, for same-level access to the terminal, we recommend using the Premium Short Stay areas on Level 3 of Car Park 5 in North Terminal and Level 2 of Car Park 3 in South Terminal.

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