Madrid - Barajas - Adolfo Suárez Airport parking

The Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport, formerly Madrid-Barajas Airport, is located 12 kilometers from the center of Madrid, in the northeast of the Spanish capital. The airport is owned by AENA and is the largest Spanish airport by passenger traffic, air cargo, and number of operations. The airport has 3 terminals, and below we explain the best way to find parking at Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport.

Parking Prices at Madrid Airport

Madrid - Barajas Airport Parking T4

Terminal 4 (T4) at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport is a modern architectural facility known for its avant-garde design. Opened in 2006, it is the airport’s main terminal, offering services for domestic and international flights, with extensive amenities, shops, and efficient connections for passengers. If you are looking for parking at T4 of Madrid - Barajas Airport, here are the best options:

• AENA General P4 (T4 A-B-E-F): An indoor and guarded parking lot where you can leave your vehicle safely.
• Barajas-T4 - Viparking VALET - Underground: This parking offers the added convenience of Valet service, meaning at the meeting point a driver will take your vehicle to park it, so you only need to enjoy your trip.
• AENA VIP T4 Madrid: Like the previous one, there will be a person taking care of your car so you can focus on your visit.

Long-term Parking Madrid - Barajas Airport

If you are looking for long-term parking at Madrid - Barajas Airport, the safest option is to reserve AENA Long Stay T1-T2-T3 Madrid. This parking is monitored 24 hours a day and is located near the Barajas Park business park. It is a very large area reserved for parking for several days, offering a shuttle service to and from the terminals. In just 5 minutes you will reach your boarding gate knowing your car is in good hands.

Where to Find Parking at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport?

At the airport itself, you will find the official AENA parking, although it has much higher prices than other parking services you can book online. You have three options to park at Madrid - Barajas Airport:

1. Official Parking (within the airport) by AENA, with its own rates for long and short term. It has the highest price but is the closest to the terminals (walking distance).
2. VIP Service (valet parking): Your car is picked up upon arrival at the terminal and returned at your return. It’s a very convenient, affordable, insured service, and they can even clean your car if you want.
3. Shuttle Service: These are parking areas 5-10 minutes from the airport with very economical prices, offering various options depending on the service (indoor, outdoor, covered, with cleaning, etc.). Once you leave your car, they take you to the airport in their shuttle vans. This option is especially convenient for medium to long-term trips.

At Parkimeter you can compare prices among different services and choose the one that suits you best.

How to Get to Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport

There are several options to access Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, whether you choose public or private transportation.

Taxi

Taxis in Madrid are white with red stripes and the city shield on the front doors. They have various stops distributed at all terminals outside the arrivals area. The price of a taxi from the airport to downtown Madrid has a fixed cost of 30€ per trip, regardless of the number of passengers and distance traveled.

If the destination is outside the M-30 area, the price is 20 euros for trips up to 10 km. Beyond 10 km, the taximeter will continue to count according to the corresponding fare. Transport of guide dogs and pets, if traveling in approved carriers, is free, as is luggage, as long as the trunk and roof rack capacity allow.

Bus

The Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport is connected to nearby municipalities through an extensive public transport network of urban and interurban buses. There are bus stops at all terminals, but not all lines stop at all terminals.

The airport connects to central Madrid thanks to the urban buses of the Empresa Municipal de Transportes (EMT) via lines: 200, EXPRÉS-203, N27 EXPRÉS, and 101.

Express Bus to the Airport

Madrid has a transport service called Line 203 or “Exprés Aeropuerto,” which connects the city center (Atocha during the day and Cibeles at night) with Barajas Airport. The line, which has yellow buses, operates 24 hours a day every day of the year and takes approximately 30 minutes for the route (to T1, five minutes more to T2 and another five to T4). It has a frequency of 15-20 minutes during the day (from 6:00 to 23:30) and 35 minutes at night (from 23:30 to 6:00). The ticket price is 5 euros, which must be paid on the bus.

The line's terminus is located at T4 and has stops at T2, T1, O'Donnell (at the junction with Doctor Esquerdo), Plaza de Cibeles (a nerve center for the night services of the EMT, the “búhos” buses), and Atocha Station (operating between 06:00 and 23:30). At night the stop is in central Madrid (Plaza de Cibeles) and the bus is named N27 Exprés Aeropuerto.

Among the airport bus lines, there is also Line 200, a fast service between Avenida de América interchange and the airport (operating from 5:00 to 23:30 with buses every 10-20 minutes) and Line 101, which connects the Canillejas interchange with the airport (operating Monday to Saturday from 6:00 to 23:25 and Sundays and holidays from 7:30 with buses every 13-30 minutes).

Commuter Train (RENFE)

Terminal T4 of Madrid - Barajas Airport connects to Madrid thanks to Line C1 of the Cercanías Renfe train network.

The single ticket price is €2.60, valid for 2 hours from issue and free for those holding an AVE train ticket needing to connect to a flight.

The train has a frequency of 30 minutes and arrives at Aeropuerto T4 station located in terminal T4 on level -1. To reach other terminals, you need to take the shuttle bus service connecting them from this terminal.

Metro (Line 8)

Madrid's Metro network also takes you to the airport from the city center. Line 8 connects Nuevos Ministerios station with the airport terminals in 20 minutes.

There are 2 stations at the airport: one serving the older terminals (Aeropuerto T1-T2-T3, located in Terminal T3) and the one for the new terminal area (Aeropuerto T4). Entering or exiting either station requires a supplement of €3, which can be bought separately or added to the corresponding pass. Users with transport or tourist passes do not pay the Airport Supplement.

Between the "Aeropuerto T1 T2 T3" and "Aeropuerto T4" stops, the metro calls at a stop named "Barajas." This stop is not part of the airport.

Other Buses

Interurban bus lines 822, 824, 827, and 828 connect other towns with the airport.

Service hours every day of the year are from 6:00 to 23:30. Tickets and fares can be consulted at the Consorcio Transportes Madrid.

Arriving By Car To Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport

Madrid - Barajas Airport has road connections to Madrid's ring road and the main highways arriving from all directions: M40 and South M40, M11, A1, A2, and R2.

The most comfortable and quickest route to Madrid - Barajas Airport is usually via the M-40, heading toward A-1 or A-6.

Popular Destinations

In 2000, to increase the airport's capacity to 70 million passengers a year, the so-called Barajas Plan was launched. This major project was completed six years later with the opening of a new terminal area, including the current T4 and its satellite building, T4S, reinforcing the airport's importance as a global hub.

In 2017, you Can Fly Directly From Madrid - Barajas To The Following Destinations: A Coruña, Abu Dhabi, Addis Ababa, Adrar, Alicante, Almeria, Amman, Amsterdam, Algiers, Asturias, Asuncion, Athens, Atlanta, Bacau, Badajoz, Barcelona, Bari, Basel-Mulhouse, Beijing, Berlin, Biarritz, Bilbao, Birmingham, Bogota, Bologna, Boston, Bratislava, Bristol, Brussels, Bucharest, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Bordeaux, Cagliari, Cali, Cancun, Caracas, Casablanca, Catania / Fontanarossa, Charlotte, Chengdu, Chicago, Chisinau, Cluj, Cochabamba, Cologne, Copenhagen, Cordoba, Krakow, Craiova, Dakar, Dallas, Delhi, Dubai, Dublin, Dubrovnik, Dusseldorf, Edinburgh, Eindhoven, Cairo, Istanbul, Stockholm, Strasbourg, Faro, Fez, Philadelphia, Florence, Frankfurt, Fuerteventura, Geneva, Gothenburg, Gran Canaria, Granada, Guatemala, Guayaquil, Doha, Hamburg, Hangzhou, Hassi-Messaoud, Helsinki, Hong Kong, Ibiza, Jeddah, Jerez De La Frontera, Johannesburg, Havana, Santa Cruz De La Palma, Lamezia-Terme, Lanzarote, Larnaca, Lima, Lisbon, Liverpool, La Rioja-Agoncillo, London, Los Angeles, Luxembourg, Lvov, Lyon, Malabo, Malaga, Malta, Manchester, Marrakech, Marseille, Melilla, Menorca, Mexico City, Miami, Milan, Montevideo, Montreal, Moscow, Munich, Nantes, Naples, Newark, Newcastle, Nice, New York, Nuremberg, Oporto, Oran, Oslo, Palermo, Palma De Mallorca, Pamplona, Panama, Paris, Florence, Prague, Punta Cana, Quito, Rabat, Rennes, Rio De Janeiro, Medellin, Riyadh, Rome, Salvador, San Jose Costa Rica, San Juan Puerto Rico, San Pedro Sula, San Salvador, San Sebastian, Santa Cruz, Santander, Santiago De Compostela, Santiago De Chile, Santiago De Cuba, Santo Domingo, Sao Paulo, Seoul, Seville, Shanghai, Sibiu, Sofia, Stuttgart, Tangier, Tel Aviv Yafo, Tenerife, Terceira Island, Timisoara, Tokyo, Toronto, Toulouse, Trieste, Tunis, Turin, Valencia, Warsaw, Venice, Verona, Vienna, Vigo, Vilnius, Washington, Wroclaw, Zurich.

Terminals At Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport

Madrid - Barajas Airport Consists Of Four Terminals, A Satellite Building And Two Docks, As Well As An Executive Terminal And Another Terminal Dedicated Exclusively To Cargo.

Terminals T1, T2, And T3 Have A Total Of Six Boarding Areas: A, B, C, D, E, And F, Which Are Connected To The Terminals. Terminal T4 And Its Satellite, The T4S, Are Connected By An Underground Automatic Train.

Terminal 1

The Following Airlines Operate In Terminal 1: Aer Lingus, Aeroflot, Aerolíneas Argentinas, Aeroméxico, Air Arabia Maroc, Air Canada, Air China, Air Europa, Air India, Air Moldova, Air Transat, Beijing Capital Airlines, Blue Air, China Eastern, Cobalt, Conviasa, Cubana Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Easyjet, Easyjet Switzerland, Egyptair, Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Eurowings, Korean Air, Monarch Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, Plus Ultra, Privilege Style, Ryanair, Sata International, Saudia, SmartLynx Airlines, Tarom, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines, Wamos Air, Wizz Air.

Terminal 2

The Following Airlines Operate In Terminal 2: Aegean Airlines, Air France, Alitalia, Brussels Airlines, Icelandair, KLM, LOT-Polskie Linie Lotnicze, Lufthansa, Norwegian Air, Swiss International Air Lines Ltd, TAP Portugal, Transavia.com, Volotea.

Terminal 4

The Following Airlines Operate In Terminal 4: Air Algerie, Air Nostrum, American Airlines, Avianca, Boliviana De Aviación, British Airways, Bulgaria Air, Cathay Pacific, Ceiba Intercontinental, Czech Airlines, El Al- Israel Airlines, Emirates, Evelop, Finnair, Iberia Express, Iberia, LATAM Airlines, Luxair, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian Airlines, S7 Airlines, Ukraine International Airlines, Vueling Airlines.

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