Dresden Airport Parking

The cheapest way to park at Dresden Airport is usually in shuttle car parks a few minutes’ drive from the terminal, for example in the districts of Klotzsche and Boxdorf (about 5 to 15 minutes away). At the airport itself, car park P4a is the cheapest option as a low-cost car park. Inexpensive shuttle offers are, for example:

1. easy park&fly P1
2. easy park&fly P2
3. easy park&fly Tiefgarage

Comparing prices is worthwhile, as the rates vary depending on the length of your trip and the season.

With the shuttle service you book a parking space near Dresden Airport including the transfer to the terminal. Many of these car parks are about 5 to 15 minutes from the airport in the districts of Klotzsche and Boxdorf. On your travel day you drive to the car park you have booked and are taken to the airport terminal by shuttle bus together with your luggage within a few minutes. On your return journey you are picked up from the airport again and brought back to your car. The price includes the parking space and the transfer to the airport (both ways).

With valet parking at Dresden Airport you hand your car over directly at the terminal to an attendant from the parking operator. As a rule you receive a telephone number with your booking confirmation and get in touch about 30 minutes before arriving at the terminal to agree the exact meeting point. After the handover, your vehicle is parked for you in the reserved car park or in a multi-storey car park. On your return the car is brought back to the terminal so that you can set off home immediately.

Yes. The closest option is multi-storey car park P, only about 120 metres or a 1-minute walk from the terminals. Slightly cheaper is car park P3, about a 5-minute walk away. Car parks P2, P4 and P4a are about 650 metres or a 7-minute walk away; P4a is the low-cost car park. After booking and payment you will receive a QR code that lets you drive straight in. Free cancellation is usually possible up to 12 hours before entry.

In front of the terminals at Dresden Airport there are Kiss & Fly zones where you can stop free of charge for up to 15 minutes to drop off or pick up passengers. If you have to wait longer, you should use the short-stay car parks close to the terminal, as longer stays are possible there without blocking traffic at the terminal forecourt.

Yes, there are charging points for electric vehicles in the multi-storey car park and in selected open-air areas at Dresden Airport. They can be used throughout your parking period, but cannot be reserved. If you are relying on a charging option, you should therefore arrive early or choose an operator with a guaranteed charging service.

In the multi-storey car parks at Dresden Airport a maximum entry height of about 2.10 metres applies. For vehicles with roof boxes, tall vans or motorhomes, the open-air areas or holiday car parks are recommended, as there are usually no height restrictions there. With external operators the requirements should be checked in advance, as they can vary.

For longer trips the holiday and long-stay car parks at Dresden Airport are suitable; particularly good value is the low-cost car park P4a, about a 7-minute walk from the terminals. The long-stay areas are well signposted and connected to the terminals by shuttle bus at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes, with a journey time of usually under 10 minutes. External operators also offer spaces for long-stay parkers, often including a shuttle transfer and additional services such as vehicle care.

With most operators on ParkingList you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before arrival. The exact deadlines are stated with each offer and in your booking confirmation. Rebooking is usually possible by cancelling free of charge and making a new booking.

The booking is paid for online by credit card or PayPal and confirmed immediately by email. ParkingList does not charge any additional booking fees.

Many operators secure their sites with fencing, lighting, CCTV or staff. The security features a particular car park offers are stated in the respective offer description — and the verified customer reviews will also help you form a judgement.

Some operators accept oversized vehicles, in some cases for a surcharge. What counts are the details on maximum dimensions and entry height in the respective offer — multi-storey car parks usually have height restrictions of around 2 metres. If in doubt, ask the operator before booking.

The earlier, the cheaper: the lowest-priced allocations are often sold out weeks in advance during the holiday season. It is best to book as soon as your travel dates are fixed — with free cancellation up to 24 hours before arrival (with most operators) there is no risk.