Heathrow Park 1 - Terminal 1 Only

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Arrival Procedure

On arrival take a ticket from the barrier and follow signs to the open zone indicated. A Courtesy coach is available 24hrs a day, 365 days year.

Departure Procedure

Transfer buses are located outside the terminal on the upper forecourt. Check the bus information panel for details of bus stop number. Please tell the driver where you have parked e.g. Zone 1, Bus Stop 3. Out of hours use phone at bus stop. On exit, present your entry ticket at the customer service office located near the exit and quote your booking reference number.

Security

The car park is manned 24hrs, frequently patrolled and well lit. Comprehensive CCTV in place.

Insurance

Parking is at owners own risk and subject to the terms and conditions of Park 1.

Notes

This car park is only suitable for customers flying from Terminal 1. Arrivals before or departures after stated times on booking, will incur additional charges as per standard tariff. If traveling with luggage we advise that you book Valet or Business Parking instead. Customers should allow at least 15 minutes to transfer to the terminal. There is no requirement to hand your keys in.

Park Mark Safer Parking Scheme

An initiative of the Association of Chief Police Officers aimed at reducing crime and the fear of crime in parking facilities.

Safer Parking status, Park Mark®, is awarded to parking facilities that have met the requirements of a risk assessment conducted by the Police.

These requirements mean the parking operator has put in place measures that help to deter criminal activity and anti-social behaviour, thereby doing everything they can to prevent crime and reduce the fear of crime in their parking facility.

For customers, using a Park Mark® Safer Parking facility means that the area has been vetted by the Police and has measures in place to create a safe environment.

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ISO 9001 Certification

The International Organization of Standardization, (ISO) is a worldwide organization that develops many different kinds of Standards.

ISO 9001 is a series of documents that define requirements for the Quality Management System Standard. ISO 9001 is one of the documents in this set; it contains the actual requirements an organization must be in compliance with to become ISO 9001 Registered.

ISO 9001:2000 is the current version of the Standard. It was revised in the year 2000. Past versions of ISO 9000 included ISO 9002 and ISO 2003, but those are no longer in use. Companies are now only Registered to ISO 9001.

Find out more about ISO 9001

AA/Police Gold Award for Security

The AA/Police Gold Award for security, the highest accolade that can be awarded to a car park in the UK.

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