Airport parking changes now in force

Tuesday, 4 July 2023 06:59

Parking changes officially come into force at the Island's airport today.

The Airport currently has around 580 parking spaces, which will now be split into 'standard' and 'premium' tarrif bays, colour coded into green and red.

In a post on social media, Ronaldsway have described the new parking zones as 'quick, close and easy.'

Under the new rules, people can park for free for up to 15 minutes in red bays and 30 in the green.

Meanwhile, a week in a premium spot will set you back £54 and £50 in a standard bay.

You can find full details of the changes below.

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