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Parking at the airport can be more expensive than the flight

The parking of the airport of Palma de Mallorca is the cheapest in Spain, while that of Barcelona is the most expensive

¿ you are going to take a flight and shuffle the possibility of leaving the car in the parking lot of the airport during your week vacation? It can be a useful solution, but not necessarily economical.The price per week of a « parking» from the airport may cost more than the flight you have hired.The AirHelp online platform, which helps passengers in compensation for delays, cancellations or refusals on airplanes, has compared prices officers of the different parking lots of Spanish airports.

Los« parkings» of the Spanish airports have large price differences.Parking is cheaper in the airports of Palma de Mallorca (44.00€), Melilla (48.35€) and Alicante (49.00€), which do not exceed the 50&euro barrier; per week On the other side of the spectrum, we find the airports of Barcelona (88.45€), Tenerife South (85.00€) and Tenerife North (85.00€) as the more expensive to park the car, doubling the price of the most economical.

Price to park

These are the price without discount of the official parking of Spanish airports in a summer week.

1. Palma de Mallorca (44.00€) 2. Melilla (48.35€) 3. Alicante (49.00€) 4. Seville (55.00€) 5. Malaga (57, 75€) 6. Murcia (62.20€) 7. Pamplona (62.20€) 8. Santander (62 , 20€) 9. Valladolid (62.20€) 10. Zaragoza (62.20€) 11. Madrid ( 64.30€) 12. Girona (66.75€) 13. Reus (66.75€) 14. Fuerteventura (67.00€) 15. La Palma (67.00€) 16. San Sebastian (70.35&euro ;) 17. Lanzarote (72.40€) 18. Santiago de Compostela (73.35€) 19. Menorca (75 , 25€) 20. Almeria (76.05€) 21. Jerez (76.05€) 22. La Coruna (76.80€) 23. Vigo (76.80€) 24. Asturias (78.05€) 25. Grenada (78.05€) 26. Bilbao (79.00€) 27. Valencia (82.30€) 28. Gran Canarias (85.00€) 29. Tenerife North (85.00€) 30. Tenerife South (85.00€) 31. Barcelona (88,45€)

In order not to get out of the budget and save a little, planning before flying seems like a good option.Official car parks at airports, belonging to the AENA company, are located with direct access to the terminals.These car parks offer the possibility to pre-book from the mobile or computer, allowing users to obtain discounts that apply to the official rate and even make use of promotional codes.

Apart from the « transfer» option (bus that picks up passengers on the way and back), some airports offer passengers the option of a parking with VIP service .Through this service, the user must move to the door of the airport exit terminal where a driver will pick up his car and park it in a parking lot next to the airport On the return trip, the driver will be waiting for you with your car.In addition, some private parking lots may be cheaper than the official ones, so this option should not be ruled out.

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