Express Pick Up Area Sydney International Airport — Parking in Mascot

Reviews of Express Pick Up Area Sydney International Airport

• Elizabeth

  Added 2016.08.03

  Great facility to have in an airport to support picking up of passengers and uber.
• Hannah

  Added 2016.06.22

  I couldn't find my elderly parents so had to leave my car but there were signs saying I couldn't leave my car. I ended up paying for parking as my parents couldn't find the Express area. It was a long walk for them from the actual terminal. Another time I couldn't pick up as my car wouldn't fit in the car park (it used to be open air). It's a Nissan Patrol with roof racks and aerials. Was told to go to another carpark to pick up. I said that obviously I couldn't pick up in another car park as there would be the same problem. Then I was told that if I picked up my nephew and his friend who were standing a metre away from the car while I talked to the attendant that I would be fined. She finally saw reason and let me pick them. Can't take the big car with lots of luggage space now, have to hope that they all fit in the little car. So expensive, not happy Jan.
• Benjamin

  Added 2016.04.16

  It was very easy to pick my parents from the airport. The location is not really big so it wasn't hard to find them. Just tell your friends and relatives to keep an eye on the entrance gate so that they know when you come. Moreover it's not necessary to go into the express pick up area, just behind the express pick up area is another parking, you can easily park your car there and pick up or drop your friends and relatives. It's free for first 15 minutes, after that charges apply.
• Emma

  Added 2013.09.16

  Generally good flowing traffic. First 15 minutes is free.
• Miguel

  Added 2013.09.10

  There were 4 clowns aged between 47 and 24 standing in the lobby. This made my experience both warm, yet leisurely. The rich aromas cascading from David the 62 year old Virgin flight studentess's arm pits acted as an ever present reminder of equal employment rights in 2017.