One of the last things that is likely to be on your mind when you are booking a holiday, and why should it be? You will want to get your flights booked, accommodation booked, activities sorted out and transport organised on the other side before you even think about how to get to the airport. It is also very likely that once all this has been completed you will not want any additional hassle when you are travelling to the station and will therefore decide to drive to the airport. This has the obvious advantage of being in complete control of your journey and, if something unexpected happens, you’ll be able to do something about it (whereas in a bus or train you’d be sat helpless).

Many people are likely to see this as a bad idea as many of the old stereotypes are prevalent throughout Britain. The cost, for example, works out a little under £1 per hour which, no matter how much you analyse it, is a very good rate. It could even work out cheaper than a train – particularly if you see that you would have to travel into London which could add upwards of £50 onto the cost of your holiday – this is an avoidable cost. You can even book a space in the car park ahead of time and not have the worry of being unable to find a parking space. This wouldn’t be an issue anyway – the car park is able to hold hundreds of cars so you will always be able to find a space.