Heathrow Terminal 2 Parking

How much does Heathrow Terminal 2 parking cost with us?

We list Heathrow Terminal 2 car parks you can book from £56.70 for 8 days (£7.09/day). T2 has off-airport Park & Ride from £56.70, official Park & Ride from £120.96, Priority Park & Ride, Meet & Greet and Valet. Off-airport Park Inn costs least.

Compare our Terminal 2 deals below and book the one that suits your trip, with no booking fee at checkout. As the Queen's Terminal in Heathrow's central area, T2 is served by both central-area official car parks and nearby off-airport sites. Each row shows the operator, type, transfer time, keep-keys status and the live 8-day price, with a Book button to reserve in seconds. Our Park Inn deal leads at £56.70; official Terminal Parking tops the range at £200.88. Applying promo code BCP30 cuts the price further.

*Prices accurate at time of search and subject to availability. Apply promo code BCP30 for up to 30% off at checkout.

What is the cheapest Terminal 2 deal we offer?

Our cheapest Heathrow T2 deal is Park Inn Heathrow at £56.70 for 8 days (£7.09/day), which you can book with us. It is an off-airport Park & Ride with secure hotel parking and a shuttle to T2. The official on-airport Park & Ride is £120.96.

Off-airport providers undercut the official on-airport rates at Terminal 2. Heathrow Terminal Parking turn-up starts at £8 for 29 minutes and reaches £98 for 24 hours, so an 8-day turn-up runs far above £56.70 pre-booked with us. T2 handles major airlines through the central area, so book early for the lowest rate and a guaranteed space, with free cancellation up to 72 hours before arrival.

Where is Terminal 2 at Heathrow?

Terminal 2, the Queen's Terminal, sits in Heathrow's central area alongside Terminal 3, reached via the M4 Junction 4 and the central tunnel under the runways. Its postcode is TW6 1EW. Always confirm your e-ticket says Terminal 2 before booking.

Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 are paired in the central area of Heathrow, both accessed through the main tunnel from the M4 Junction 4, which keeps them well apart from T4 to the south and T5 to the west. Because airline terminal allocations change, booking the wrong terminal means a long inter-terminal transfer on departure day. Check your e-ticket confirms Terminal 2, then book the matching parking with us.

Which official car parks does Terminal 2 have?

Terminal 2 has Terminal Parking (1-3 min walk), Park & Ride, Priority Park & Ride, Meet & Greet and Valet. Terminal Parking is closest with keys retained; Park & Ride is the best on-airport value and the only option with free drop-off.

Terminal Parking is the multi-storey beside T2, a 1-3 minute covered walk, keys retained, best for trips under three days. Park & Ride sits on the perimeter with a free shuttle every 10-15 minutes, the value choice for 1-2 week holidays. Priority Park & Ride, available at T2, is closer with a faster 5-8 minute shuttle. Meet & Greet and Valet take your keys for the ultimate convenience. Book any official T2 product with us and apply BCP30.

Which off-airport Terminal 2 deals do we offer?

We have off-airport Terminal 2 deals including Park Inn, Gregg Maurice, Purple Parking and Premium Parking, all Park Mark secure with shuttles or valet to T2. Our Park Inn deal is cheapest at £56.70 for 8 days, ideal for the central terminals.

Park Inn Heathrow offers great-value Park & Ride from its secure hotel car park, particularly handy for the central T2 and T3. Gregg Maurice is an established off-site provider with efficient 15-20 minute transfers. Purple Parking runs a secure compound with frequent shuttles to the T2 doors. Premium Parking is an off-site Meet & Greet valet. All are bookable with us with BCP30 applied.

How do Terminal 2 Meet & Greet and Valet work?

You hand your keys to staff at the T2 forecourt and walk straight into the terminal. Official Meet & Greet (£125.82) parks your car in a secure on-site compound; Valet (£158.67) is the VIP option with optional car wash. Both are drop-and-go.

For the fastest start at Terminal 2, the official Meet & Greet takes your keys at a reception inside the T2 Terminal Parking facility and parks the car in a monitored on-site compound. Valet meets you at the forecourt with optional premium extras like an interior and exterior wash while you travel. Off-airport Meet & Greet such as Premium Parking offers similar valet convenience at a lower price. Book any with us, with BCP30 applied.

Which Terminal 2 car parks let you keep your keys?

You keep your keys at T2 in the official Terminal Parking, Park & Ride, Priority Park & Ride, and off-airport Park & Ride like Park Inn and Purple Parking. You hand keys over for the official Valet and Meet & Greet services, where staff park the car.

Most Terminal 2 options are keep-keys, suiting drivers who prefer no one else handles their vehicle. Only the Valet and Meet & Greet services take the keys to park the car for you. Every car park in the table above is bookable with us, so filter by keep-keys status, then reserve in seconds. Heathrow uses ANPR throughout, so enter your registration correctly when you book.

How much is the drop-off charge at Terminal 2?

Heathrow charges £7 each time you enter the Terminal 2 drop-off zone, paid online by midnight the next day via the Heathrow portal. Non-payment rises to £80 (£40 within 14 days). To drop off free, use the Park & Ride compound and the free shuttle to T2.

The T2 forecourt drop-off uses ANPR cameras with no barriers, so you must pay the £7 online afterwards, a step many forget. Re-entering the zone means another £7. The free alternative is the Park & Ride compound, where drop-off is free and passengers take the shuttle into T2. Picking up from the forecourt is prohibited; use the near-terminal Terminal Parking, a 2-minute walk, instead.

Is Terminal 2 in the ULEZ?

Yes. Heathrow Terminal 2 is within the London ULEZ, so non-compliant vehicles pay £12.50 daily (midnight to midnight, so an overnight drop-off can cost £25). Fully electric cars are exempt. An off-airport Park & Ride outside the zone can help avoid the charge.

The whole Heathrow campus, including T2, sits inside the Ultra Low Emission Zone, so vehicles that do not meet Euro 4 petrol or Euro 6 diesel standards pay £12.50 per day. Because the ULEZ runs midnight to midnight, crossing midnight on a drop-off counts as two days. Fully electric vehicles are exempt. Some off-airport Park & Ride sites like Gregg Maurice sit outside the zone, which can reduce or avoid the charge, worth checking when you book with us.

Is a Terminal 2 hotel with parking worth it?

The Bath Road hotel strip near the central terminals offers Park & Fly deals with the Hotel Hoppa bus to Terminal 2. Brands like Premier Inn, Thistle and Holiday Inn pair an overnight stay with long-term parking for early T2 flights.

For an early Terminal 2 departure, a Stay, Park & Fly package removes the pre-dawn M25 drive. The famous Bath Road strip near the central terminals offers dozens of deals from trusted brands like Premier Inn, Thistle and Holiday Inn, using the dedicated Hotel Hoppa bus or TfL buses to reach T2 quickly. The Aerotel sits inside the Terminal 3 arrivals hall nearby for ultra-early starts. Compare our hotel-and-parking packages through the Hotel + Parking tab in the search above.

How do I drive to Heathrow Terminal 2?

Reach Heathrow Terminal 2 from the M4 Junction 4, following the central tunnel under the runways, postcode TW6 1EW. T2 is in the central area with Terminal 3, separate from T4 to the south and T5 to the west.

Terminal 2 is in Heathrow's central area, reached via the M4 at Junction 4 and the main tunnel under the runways, with sat-nav postcode TW6 1EW. Follow signs for the central terminals rather than the perimeter routes for T4 and T5. By rail, the Heathrow Express (15 minutes from Paddington), Elizabeth Line and Piccadilly Line all serve the central terminals. Once parked, follow signs for your specific car park as set out in your Britain Car Parks confirmation.

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