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Meet and greet

  1. 1 Drive to the terminal
  2. 2 Hand the keys to a driver
  3. 3 Car kept at their car park

Gatwick parkingMeet & greet

LG Parking Meet and Greet

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Prices change by the date and the hour.

  • Collected at the terminal
  • Hand over keys
  • All terminals

The price on Compare Parking Prices's site when you book is the one you pay; check what it includes before you pay. I may earn a commission when you book, at no cost to you.

How meet and greet works on the day

  1. Call the number on your booking as you get close; they'll tell you where to meet.
  2. A driver meets you at the terminal's car park, checks the car over with you (photograph each side and the mileage) and takes the keys.
  3. While you're away the car is driven to their own car park, which may be some miles away.
  4. When you land, call once you have your bags; the car is brought back to the terminal.

What LG Parking says

In the listing's own words, from Compare Parking Prices. I haven't checked these claims; ask the car park about anything that matters to you.

Before you book

Gatwick warns that passengers are caught out by rogue parking firms every year, and lists the operators it approves. The airport's advice

Driving to Gatwick

Being dropped off

£10 for 10 minutes

No barrier: cameras read your plate. Pay online, by phone or by AutoPay by midnight the next day. £1 a minute after 10 minutes, 30 at most.

If you don't pay: £100, cut to £60 if paid within 14 days.

Free instead: Long Stay car parks: two hours free, with a free shuttle bus to the terminals.

gatwickairport.com, checked 11 October 2026

The airport's own parking

London Gatwick Airport sells its own car parks on its website, which I don't list here.

Gatwick runs its own valet parking at both terminals, and publishes a list of off-airport firms in its approved operators scheme.

Gatwick warns that passengers are caught out by rogue parking firms every year, and lists the operators it approves. Its advice

Other meet & greet at Gatwick

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