Liverpool Airport Parking

In a nutshell, "on-airport" car parks are located within Liverpool Airport's perimeter road and are a simple walk away from the terminal. Now that's pretty convenient!.

Liverpool Airport Parking options

There are plenty of options for car parking at Liverpool Airport - on-airport parking, value for money off-site car parks and a time saving meet and greet parking service. Make sure you check our gosimply rating if you want to choose the very best.

In addition to providing Liverpool Airport car parking we also offer Manchester Airport Parking.

With quick free transfers to the terminal building these car parks are located near Liverpool Airport and are a cracking value alternative, ideal for those with a little extra time on their hands.

Alternative transport to Liverpool Airport

By Train. Liverpool's central train station Lime Street offers a convenient link to Liverpool John Lennon Airport via the Airlink 500 bus, which runs daily from Liverpool Airport every 30 minutes.

By Bus Regular, inexpensive bus services also operate between Liverpool John Lennon Airport and a number of local railway stations including Liverpool South Parkway, Liverpool Lime Street and Liverpool Hunts Cross. Bus and coach stops are located at the front of the main terminal building.

By Taxi. You may not know this, but Liverpool has the largest number of Hackney Carriages outside of London (go on, amaze your mates down the pub with that one). A taxi rank can be found directly outside the entrance to the airport terminal building. It's also worth noting that you can pay for taxi journeys from Liverpool John Lennon Airport using a debit or credit card - just look out for licensed Hackney cabs displaying the 'Chip, PIN & Go' sign. Remember, pre-booked private hire vehicles must pick up and drop off using the airport car parks.

The journey into Liverpool city centre is 7 miles and takes approximately 20 minutes.

A time-saving, friendly, convenient option allowing you to drop off and pick up your vehicle at the airport terminal courtesy of a fully insured valet driver. Especially handy for those in a hurry or with a family - or maybe you just fancy being posh for a day. Either way - home James!

Liverpool - what's in a name?

From the ferries and trams to the Beatles and Brookside, Liverpool has given the UK and indeed the world much to be thankful for. The city of Liverpool has a long and, we think, pretty remarkable history.

Founded in 1207 by King John, by the start of the 19th century 40% of the world's trade was passing through Liverpool and the city had begun to expand more rapidly than Grandad's waistline at Christmas. In 1830, Liverpool and Manchester became the first cities to have an intercity rail link and the city was also the site of the UK's first provincial airport, operating from 1930. We're betting though that Liverpool Airport car parking was a little less in demand than it is nowadays...

In 1898, Henry Harrison wrote in his study 'The Place Names of the Liverpool District': "with the possible exception of London, the name of no English town has excited so much discussion, and been the cause of so much philogical brain-cudgelling, as that of Liverpool". Well, we're all for a bit of brain-cudgelling here at gosimply HQ (whatever that may entail) but curiously there appears to be no agreed theory on how the city got its name. However, if it's world-class art galleries, museums and cultural landmarks you're after we reckon it can't be beaten.