APH Self Park keeps things simple – park up, keep your keys, and catch the shuttle. With round-the-clock transfers, plenty of spaces and help on hand 24/7, it's a smooth start to your trip from Luton.
Drive straight to the car park. Look for the yellow signs, it's about 300 metres after the main Airparks entrance.
When you arrive, the barrier will lift automatically using your number plate. Just park in a free bay, keep your keys, and make a note of where you are.
Then head to the nearest bus stop and hop on the shuttle to the terminal. It's all included, runs 24/7 and takes about 14 minutes.
After your holiday, catch the shuttle back to the car park. Find your car and drive to the exit – the barrier will lift automatically.
Scan the QR code at the car park to use the Where's My Bus tracker. It tracks the shuttle bus in real time, so you know exactly when you'll be picked up. You can also use it on your way back to the car park from the terminal.
All shuttle buses are wheelchair accessible, and there are accessible parking bays on a first come, first served basis. If you need any help, give the car park a call before you arrive.
You can escape the elements in sheltered bus stops, and you'll find toilets at reception.
The car park is secured by:
Most standard cars (without trailers/not commercial vehicles) will be accepted at the car park as long as they fit under the 2.2m entry barrier and fit in a standard-size parking bay (2.4m x 4.8m).
Shuttle buses can't carry large sports equipment – it's best to drop those off with passengers at the terminal first before heading to the car park.
Early or late? The car park offers a grace period until midnight at their discretion. Any longer than this and you'll be charged the car park's standard rate of £20 per day. This is subject to change.
APH Self Park keeps things simple – park up, keep your keys, and catch the shuttle. With round-the-clock transfers, plenty of spaces and help on hand 24/7, it's a smooth start to your trip from Luton.
Drive straight to the car park. Look for the yellow signs, it's about 300 metres after the main Airparks entrance.
When you arrive, the barrier will lift automatically using your number plate. Just park in a free bay, keep your keys, and make a note of where you are.
Then head to the nearest bus stop and hop on the shuttle to the terminal. It's all included, runs 24/7 and takes about 14 minutes.
After your holiday, catch the shuttle back to the car park. Find your car and drive to the exit – the barrier will lift automatically.
Scan the QR code at the car park to use the Where's My Bus tracker. It tracks the shuttle bus in real time, so you know exactly when you'll be picked up. You can also use it on your way back to the car park from the terminal.
All shuttle buses are wheelchair accessible, and there are accessible parking bays on a first come, first served basis. If you need any help, give the car park a call before you arrive.
You can escape the elements in sheltered bus stops, and you'll find toilets at reception.
The car park is secured by:
Most standard cars (without trailers/not commercial vehicles) will be accepted at the car park as long as they fit under the 2.2m entry barrier and fit in a standard-size parking bay (2.4m x 4.8m).
Shuttle buses can't carry large sports equipment – it's best to drop those off with passengers at the terminal first before heading to the car park.
Early or late? The car park offers a grace period until midnight at their discretion. Any longer than this and you'll be charged the car park's standard rate of £20 per day. This is subject to change.
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