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BER Airport Parking: Price Comparison Terminal & Shuttle

Last checked: August 2026

Cars at the drop-off in front of Terminal 1 at Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Photo: Leonhard Lenz, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

A week of parking right at the terminal costs up to €280 at Berlin Brandenburg Airport without pre-booking (car parks P1 and P2), while the long-term car park P107 charges €89. Online and provider prices vary with travel dates, capacity and tariff. This comparison therefore separates fixed BER drive-up rates from variable booking prices (checked on 23 August 2026); we do not sell parking.

Key takeaways

Official car parks at the terminal

Closest are car parks P1 (at the Terminal 1 check-in) and P2. The drive-up rate (paid at the machine, no online pre-booking) is €280 for 7 days, capped at €70 per day. Online rates are dynamic and are shown for the actual travel period in the booking flow. The currently advertised early-bird discount of up to 20% applies to car park P3 and car park P107 when booked at least 4 months ahead; check the remaining offer conditions when booking. Car parks P3, P7 and P8, a short walk from Terminals 1 and 2, charge €199 per week without pre-booking, while open-air P6 without a height restriction charges €139. The multi-storey car parks have a 2 m height limit. An online booking uses the registered number plate, but a paper ticket is also issued at entry; P104 opens with the booking QR code. The short-term forecourt in front of the terminal is explicitly ticketless.

Long-term parking at the airport: P104 and P107

Cheaper options involve a walk: P104 costs €112 per week without pre-booking and is about a 12 min walk from the terminals. Long-term car park P107 is about 1.7 km away (approx. 25 min on foot) and costs €89 per week. Alternatives at the former Terminal 5 are P54 (multi-storey, €199) and P56 (open air, €139). A paid external shuttle runs from there; BER quotes roughly ten minutes on the shuttle from P56. Allow extra time for the walk and waiting.

Off-airport providers with shuttle

Several private car parks around BER include a shuttle to the terminal. McParking in Berlin-Bohnsdorf has more than 3,000 spaces in a multi-storey car park and a fenced, monitored outdoor lot with 24/7 staff; the shuttle runs every 20 min and takes about 10 minutes according to the provider. McParking does not publish a permanently valid weekly rate on its information page, so request the price for your travel dates. Dein Stellplatz offers over 2,100 spaces at two sites, shuttle included (approx. 5–7 min ride), currently from €40.90 for seven days. Easy Airport Parking is about 3.5 km from the terminal; the shuttle runs from 3:30 am to 12:30 am roughly every 30 minutes and takes under five minutes. Seven days are currently advertised from €36. 123 Park & Fly is based in Mittenwalde; check the current booking offer for the price and exact transfer service. Provider rates vary by season and availability.

Comparison at a glance

Car park Price for 7 days Distance to terminal Shuttle Features
P1/P2 (official) €280 drive-up; online rate varies at the terminal not needed multi-storey, online access by plate and ticket
P3/P7/P8 (official) €199 drive-up short walk not needed multi-storey
P107 (official) €89 drive-up; online rate varies approx. 25 min walk no open air
McParking check live rate approx. 10 min shuttle every 20 min, included fenced, monitored, 24/7 staff
Dein Stellplatz currently from €40.90 approx. 5–7 min shuttle included over 2,100 spaces
Easy Airport Parking currently from €36 approx. 3.5 km roughly every 30 min, included multi-storey
123 Park & Fly check live rate Mittenwalde check current service outdoor car park

When Park, Sleep & Fly is the better deal

Park, Sleep & Fly combines a hotel night with several days of parking. The Holiday Inn Berlin Airport Conference Centre directly offers up to 15 parking days, while the IntercityHotel Berlin Airport Area North offers up to 7. Transfer, parking period and price vary by hotel and booking channel, so there is no reliable permanent package price. Compare the actual offer with the current parking price for your travel dates; see our Park, Sleep & Fly guide for more detail.

Booking tips

Book online early: the currently advertised early-bird discount of up to 20% applies to P3 and P107 when booked at least 4 months ahead; check the remaining offer conditions in the booking flow. A standard pre-booking must be completed at least 2 hours before entry. From 1 December 2026, all BER car parks will accept cashless payment only. Enter your number plate correctly and keep the paper ticket issued at entry; at P104, use the QR code from the booking. With shuttle providers, check frequency and operating hours and allow a 30–45 min buffer for transfer and waiting. Also check cancellation terms: the cheapest budget tariffs are sometimes non-refundable. Vehicles taller than 2 m fit only on areas without height restrictions, such as P6, P104 or P107.

Frequently asked questions on this topic

How long can you stop for free at BER to pick someone up?

At the Terminal 1 drop-off and pick-up roads (departures and arrivals level) you can stop for 10 minutes free of charge, up to three times within 8 hours. If you need longer, use the short-term car park right in front of the terminal: the first hour costs 23 €, or 17 € with the Kiss & Fly Deal (selected at the machine within the first 10 minutes). Access works via licence plate recognition, so no ticket is needed.

Is an off-airport car park with shuttle worth it at BER?

For longer trips, often yes: Easy Airport Parking currently advertises seven days from €36, whereas car park P1/P2 right at the terminal costs €280 without pre-booking. Provider prices vary with season and availability, so check the offer for your travel dates. Where the current offer explicitly includes a shuttle, it is covered by the price (about 5–10 minutes depending on the provider); allow roughly 30–45 minutes of buffer for frequency and waiting time. For very short stays, or if the shortest walk matters to you, the official car park can be the more convenient choice despite the higher price.

How much does parking at BER cost for one day?

Right at the terminal (car parks P1 and P2), a day costs a maximum of €70 without pre-booking. Long-term car park P107 and online pre-booking are often cheaper; the airport advertises an early-bird discount of up to 20% for P3 and P107 when booked at least four months ahead. Online and provider prices are dynamic and should be checked for the actual travel dates. Off-airport car parks with a shuttle usually pay off only for stays of several days.

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