[UserSince2005]

Typically.

[Niamh.]

Drive and leave my car in the long term car park for when i get back

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Drive and leave my car in the long term car park for when i get back

Did that a bit when I lived in the US, surprisingly cheap and the terminal pick ups were always very prompt but always found it awkward as to whether to tip or not though.

[Crimson Dynamo]

I don't, thankfully

[UserSince2005]

In London I take the train if going to any of the 4 airports.
Although tickets are getting so expensive now I might just start opting for taxis.
I think the train to stansted is now getting up to Ł30 per person!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Did that a bit when I lived in the US, surprisingly cheap and the terminal pick ups were always very prompt but always found it awkward as to whether to tip or not though.

It would be awkward in the US I'd imagine, they tip for so much stuff. It's not an issue at my local airport because the car park is walking distance to the terminals anyway.

[Vanessa]

By train. It's faster and avoids the traffic.

[Alf]

Never been in an airport in my 45 years on this planet. Don't think I ever will, unless something alters that when World War III kicks off.

[bots]

drive and park in the long term. You can pick up some nice deals if you book well in advance

[Crimson Dynamo]

If I did need to go id get one of my brats to drop me off. There have to be some upsides to making new humans?

[Cherie]

We usually drive and park up, this time we got an Uber .it was cheaper than parking up plus the petrol plus dropped and picked up at the door, I hate that bus drive to the long stay after a trip, so at Gatwick we leave it with meet and greet who are only a few pounds more than long stay

[Livia]

Drive and park. Usually to Norwich, 35 minutes to Amsterdam then onwards. So much quicker than getting to a London airport.