“Everything went very smoothly.
The car park was close to the airport terminal and it was a doddle to drop off and pickup.
I will use this service again.”
“I always pre-book parking. ANPR always recognises the vehicle, I zoom off to the same (ish) place to park., Take a 5-minute stroll to the terminal; job done.
Similar on the return leg, no queueing, just a simple exit from the car park and off home”
“arrived at airport meet and greet no meet no greet just a load of screens with little or no instructuions were to put you keys , oh and then notcied a letter box that saif post key here, on return scanned barred code only to find a box numberl it up tried to get jkey but locked almot streight away tried to look for a assitance no one to be seen, knocked on a door and a very rude gentle asked who knocked, told him what had happend and was very rude said he cannot do anything, eventuly he managed topen the box to get my keys after cerifying my name and car reg number, then said, did yoiu see were your car was on the screen i said no, he said wel lyour car is out there and went back behind the door, this is not meet and greet its an expansive car park, will not be using meet and greet at Liverpool ever again.”
“Absolute nightmare dealing with their customer service! I paid for parking for an overnight stay of £52. On the day of my departure my flight was cancelled so there was no way of me using my parking or the need too. I got in touch with them for a refund or the parking or to move the QR to a date I could use it and I was told that in a clause of contract if parking is not used then it will not be refunded. Customer service was shocking no offer to help or give any goodwill gesture.”
“Clear signage and everything worked in and out.
Is there any way you could show if a lane has spaces? There’s barely enough room to turn round if a lane turns out to be full.”
“Easy booking and payment on line. Ease of access when at the car park. Even better if there were more trolley bays dispersed across the parking area. I could only see one”
