Picking up family at airport
Re: Picking up family at airport
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Re: Picking up family at airport
You pick up a ticket as you enter the car park, the pay station is just across the road from the arrivals hall but if you have a problem, loose ticket etc there is an office next to the pay machines on the car park, and has been said costs are so cheap its a wonder that charge at all.
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Re: Picking up family at airport
They are going to start charging per minute for drop offs! The barrier was up when we arrived at the airport last night so didn't have to take a ticket. Pick ups will probably have to park up and wait.
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Re: Picking up family at airport
That'll be me dropping everyone off at that little bar on the left just before you get to airport! ( think it's called Tiffany's) Look after the Centimos let the Euros look after themselves


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Re: Picking up family at airport
Pancho of Ambercars says you get 15 mins free, saving 50 cents 

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Re: Picking up family at airport
Yes it's 15 minutes free, and they are using ANPR so you don't have to go to the ticket machine - just drive straight out again afterwards. It's 1.65 over 15 mins though, so it you're planning on staying just park downstairs in the main car park.
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