Gdansk Airport Fast Track

Holders of the fast-track pass at Gatwick Airport gain access to a dedicated fast-track lane that will reduce the time you will have to wait to get through security. The pass can only be used for the day that you have booked and is one-time use.

The fast-track at Gatwick Airport is an increasingly popular choice as it allows travellers to get through security faster and makes the airport experience easier and more relaxing. Whilst it is expected that the airport will be busy, the fast-track pass is a fantastic way to cut waiting times, which will appeal to travellers wishing to avoid a stressful airport visit.

When booking a Gatwick fast-track pass, you get the choice of Premium Security that is £5 per person. When getting this pass, you can expect:

• Premium security experience
• An exclusive, dedicated security lane
• A queue-free, stress-free gateway to shops, restaurants and lounges.

We can assure you that anyone who buys a Gatwick fast-track pass will not regret it! Gatwick Airport is always busy, so the fast-track pass will allow you to get through airport security quickly and is most recommended for families with young children or elderly passengers. When booking with ParkVia, we provide low-cost passes for you at Gatwick Airport. Keep in mind that all passengers will need their own pass as one pass does not cover a group of people but instead individually.

How to Book Your Gatwick Fast Track Pass

You can book fast-track passes with ease on our site, where you will be redirected to essentials.parkvia.com to complete your booking.

Simply select your preferred time slot, complete your secure payment and you will receive a confirmation email with your fast-track voucher. Please present this voucher at the fast-track security lane.

For the smoothest experience, we recommend booking your Gatwick fast-track pass in advance to avoid any delays.

About Gatwick Airport

Gatwick Airport is in West Sussex and is a hub for easyJet, TUI Airways, Wizz Air UK, British Airways, Titan Airways and Norse Atlantic. It is also a focus for Ryanair and Norwegian Air Shuttle. The busiest routes from Gatwick Airport are typically Barcelona, Dublin, Malaga, Amsterdam, Dubai, Madrid, Orlando, Geneva, Alicante and Copenhagen.

Terminals

Both north and south terminals are connected by an elevated moving walker on the landside area that only takes 2 minutes and runs 24/7.

Check-in

Checking your ticket or contacting your airline for advice on check-in times is the best way to get a general guide on when you need to get to the airport, however, we recommend that you arrive at least two hours prior to the departure of your flight to allow plenty of time.

Long-haul flights check-in opens around three hours prior to scheduled departure, European flights check-in opens three hours before scheduled departure, whilst UK and Ireland flights check-in opens two hours prior to scheduled departure.

Please check with your airline for specific check-in times, as these may vary.

At Gatwick Airport, the check-in areas are signposted within each terminal. You should check the flight information screens at the entrances to the terminal. If you have checked in online and only have hand luggage, you can go directly through security to the departure lounge.

To save time, please ensure that you have your passport and boarding pass at hand so that you can drop any bags off and get through security to the departures lounge as soon as possible.

Security

When going through security at Gatwick Airport, it is important to be prepared even with a fast-track pass so that you can save time and get ahead. Boarding passes should be ready to scan after getting into the dedicated fast-track lane, but your passport is not needed.

All liquids should be in an airtight sealed plastic bag of 20cm x 20cm ready to be checked separately from the rest of your belongings and they are each under 100ml or less. Electronics and jackets or belts should be taken out separately for inspection as well, and you may be asked to remove your shoes if necessary.

Departures

At the departures lounge, information screens there will show flights, boarding times and gate numbers that will help you know where you need to be. Boarding gates usually open around 45 minutes to one hour before your flight leaves.

Please note that no flight calls are made at Gatwick, so keep an eye on the information screens.