Manchester Airport Parking Discount Code

The code

Our code takes 30% off all eighteen Manchester products we sell.

Every product, with and without the code

From Maple at the bottom to APH Self Park at the top, every product comes down by 30%.

Sample stay of 7–14 November 2026. Rows without a link have no guide yet.

Biggest savings

The dearer the product, the bigger the saving.

Official products

All seven official products take the full 30%.

Off-airport products

Maple, APH, VIP and the unlisted operators take 30% off too.

The code makes no distinction between official and off-airport parking. Choose on transfer, keys and terminal first, then let the code take its share.

Using the code

Search, choose, check, pay.

1. Enter your dates. The code is already in the form.
2. Choose a product. All eighteen show live prices.
3. Check the total. The saving shows before you pay.
4. Pay. Confirmation by email.

Against turning up

Pre-booking with the code beats the turn-up tariff by hundreds of pounds on a week away.

Eight days on the airport's turn-up tariff would cost over £500. The same week pre-booked, with the code, costs a fraction of that at any product we sell.

What the code does not cover

Drop-off charges, pick-up charges, penalties and overstays sit outside it.

Amend the booking before you travel when your dates change. The airport's six-hour grace period covers small delays.

When to book

Book as soon as your flights are fixed.

Summer holidays, half-terms and Christmas push prices up, and the cheapest sites fill first. An early booking with the code gives the lowest total.

Booking for someone else

Use the driver's registration.

Manchester's car parks read number plates, so the booking must match the car that arrives. Send the confirmation to the driver.

Paying

You pay online when you book.

The discounted total shows before you confirm. Keep the confirmation email: it has the P-number, directions and the booking reference.

Per day with the code

With the code, Manchester runs from about £5 a day at Maple to under £14 at the top.

The daily figure helps compare trips of different lengths. On a fortnight away, the budget sites pull far ahead; on a long weekend, a walk-in or handover product may cost only a little more in total.

Choosing by type first

Pick the kind of parking, then let the code take its share.

The code takes the same 30% off each, so the order of prices stays the same.

Check your terminal first

A cheap booking for the wrong terminal is not a saving.

JetParks 1 serves Terminal 2 only, and the airport's Meet & Greet is Terminal 2 only too. For Terminal 3, look at JetParks 3, Drop & Go Express or T3 Multi Storey. The code works the same on all of them.

Families and groups

The best deal for a family weighs luggage as well as price.

With young children and several cases, a handover or a walk-in product avoids the bus. Travelling light as a couple, the budget sites give the lowest total once the code is applied.

Changing a booking

Amend dates before you travel.

Bookings made with us can be cancelled up to 72 hours before arrival. The airport also allows changes of up to six hours without an amendment. For anything bigger, change the booking rather than paying overstay rates.

The code on handovers

Handovers are unusually good value at Manchester, and the code makes them better.

Drop & Go sits near the bottom of the table, and the airport's Meet & Greet costs less than T2 West. With 30% off, a handover can cost less than parking yourself beside the terminal. Check the four-day minimum stay first.

Long trips and short trips

Trip length changes which product is best value, but not the size of the discount.

On two weeks away, the daily rate dominates, so Maple, JetParks and APH lead. On a long weekend, the minimum stays rule out several products, and Mid Stay P12 or a terminal multi-storey fit better. Either way, the code takes 30% off the price you see.

The code on unlisted operators

Easy Parking, Premium Parking, Vacation Care and the other unlisted operators take 30% off too.

They have no guide pages on our site yet, but they are in the search and the table above. Read the confirmation for the address, the transfer and the keys before you travel.

2026 and the new P-numbers

Terminal 1 closed in March 2026, and the airport renumbered its car parks into a P1 to P16 scheme at the same time.

The code works on the new products and names. When you book, the confirmation gives the P-number to follow on the day, which matters more than ever at Manchester because older sat-nav entries and guides can point to car parks that have changed role. The old Terminal 1 multi-storey is now Mid Stay (P12), and the old T2 East multi-storey is the Meet & Greet car park (P1).

Security

The airport's car parks use number plate recognition.

Manchester Airport describes itself as an IPC accredited parking provider and uses number plate recognition across its car parks. It does not publish a Park Mark statement, so we do not claim one. The off-airport operators describe their own security, and we pass on their accounts without having inspected the sites.

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