How much is parking at Melbourne Airport?

Parking at Melbourne airport starts at Parkos from $6.17 a day depending on the length of your stay. The longer your car is parked, the less you pay a day. 8 days of parking costs $75 on the Parkos website.

Where can I park at Melbourne airport?

You can park at the official Melbourne airport parking or at independent parking companies. At Parkos you can compare and book independent parking companies near Melbourne airport. These companies provide shuttle or valet services at a lower price. You can save up to 80% when booking with a independent company.

Is there free parking at Melbourne airport?

Free parking is not available at Melbourne airport. However you can save costs if you book at independent parking companies. These companies provide shuttle or valet services at a lower rate. You can save up to 80%. To compare and book at one of these companies please visit the Parkos website.

What are the best parkings at Melbourne airport?

Some of the best parkings at Melbourne airport are: Pink Elephant Parking Corporate Smartpark Discount Airport Parking With Parkos you can compare these companies and book the parking that best meets your requirements.

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Directions to Melbourne Airport

On this page you can plan your trip to the Melbourne Airport. Here you can also find useful tips for traveling by car through Australia.

Quick info: Traffic information

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Traffic information:

Looking for travel directions to your Melbourne airport parking? On this page you can find the driving direction to all our parkings. Simply choose you parking provider on top of the page. Melbourne airport is extremely large, covering 2800 acres of land. It is so vast that it acts as a suburb with it’s very own area code. Commonly referred to as the tullamarine airport by locals and home to the second busiest airport in australia. Only beaten by Sydney airport, the air route between these top two airports in Australia is the third most used passenger route in the world. Needless to say, when planning to get to the tullamarine airport there are a few entry points and traffic conditions to consider if you wish to make good time. Unfortunately there is still no direct public transport line to the airport itself. But there are various shuttle bus options like the services offered from off site parking companies in the tullamarine area.

Under normal weather and traffic conditions the following travel allowance applies:

City centre -> Melbourne Airport 23,6 kilometres / 26 min
St Kilda -> Melbourne Airport 31 kilometres / 31 min
Dadenong -> Melbourne Airport 59,5 kilometres / 49 mins
Werribee -> Melbourne Airport 48,2 kilometres / 39 mins
Frankston -> Melbourne Airport 77,1 kilometres / 55 min
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Daily busy Routes:

Tullamarine highway
M1 and M2
Airport drive
Mickleham Road and Melrose Drive intersection
Western Ring Rd

You can map out your journey and follow any traffic warnings ahead of time to avoid delays: travelmap.mainroads.wa.gov.au

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Useful information for the road:

Your route may contain tolls. A quick check beforehand will help you prepare.

As Melbourne is a large Australian city, some routes may be well over 50 km’s long to get to the airport. Before you begin your journey, a few crucial checks in your vehicles’ mechanical needs could spare you an unnecessary delay or drama. Coolant, oil and water levels are a good place to start. Then be sure to check your tyre pressure when you fill up at the petrol station. You will feel confident in getting on your way and can focus only on where you are going to get to the airport on time.

Fuel

LPG fuel may only be available at a few select stations, but you will be able to fill up with petrol and diesel just about anywhere. You may benefit from slightly better prices when filling up in the busier urban areas of the city rather than highway stops.
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Roadside assistance in Australia

With many private roadside assistance companies to choose from in Australia, you can have cover when you need it. Most companies ask that you pay a yearly membership. In comparison to on the spot emergency call out fees, a membership can work out even cheaper. With the added benefit of having peace of mind in a dramatic situation.

Maximum Speed

Speed limits can range from 5km p/hour right up to 130 km p/hour. In the built up areas like Melbourne city centre for example, strict speed limits of 40 km p/hour apply in order to protect pedestrians and prevent casualties. Higher speeds will be permitted on highways only, so following the signage is highly advised.

A website like vic roads can help you navigate road closures and traffic jams: traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au

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Directions to Melbourne Airport

Plan your route here

Address data

Parking instructions

Traffic information

Traffic information:

Daily busy Routes:

Useful information for the road:

Fuel

Roadside assistance in Australia

Maximum Speed