Originally called the Europa Building, Terminal 2 was actually Heathrow's first terminal. Until its closure for refurbishment in November 2009, Terminal 2 was home to 30 airlines, carrying more than eight million passengers per annum. The terminal is expected to open to passengers again in 2014.
Consequently, parking at Heathrow Terminal 2 is currently not available. Please select your departure point below for information about our Heathrow meet and greet services:
- Parking at Heathrow Terminal 1
- Parking at Heathrow Terminal 3
- Parking at Heathrow Terminal 4
- Parking at Heathrow Terminal 5
Meteor meet and greet services
Prior to the termianls temporary closure, parking at Heathrow Terminal 2 usually involved paying to park on site. This service was offered by the airport authority at substantial cost and caused many travellers to seek alternatives.
Meteor offers first class meet and greet services at all active Heathrow Terminals, including personal collection of your vehicle upon arrival and delivery back to your arrival terminal upon your return.
Although premium parking services have traditionally been priced beyond the means of regular passengers, Meteor's highly competitive pricing structure means meet and greet services are now accessible to everyone. From holidaymakers to business travellers, anyone travelling from Heathrow airport can enjoy the substantial benefits of airport parking.
A highly personalised service awaits the discerning traveller, including options such as a full valet, mechanical service and dedicated hotel parking facilities.
Facts about Terminal 2
- It was actually the first terminal built at Heathrow
- It was opened in 1955
- The building was called the Europa building - not terminal 2
- 8.5 million passengers travelled through this terminal every year
- 30 airlines operate from this terminal
- Most flights were to European destinations
