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Plan Your Brighton Transfer

Plan your airport journey to your Brighton address

Start With Your Brighton Address

Plan the transfer around your stay

Tell us where you are staying in Brighton and how many bags are coming with you. A weekend with cabin luggage and a longer family stay call for different space. Give the hotel or accommodation name, full address and postcode so the team can plan the journey to the right place.

Brighton is listed for transfers from Gatwick and London City Airport. Share your flight details and check the arrival terminal before making arrangements. Allow for collecting your bags and leaving the airport: the time your flight lands is not the time you will reach your Brighton accommodation.

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From the Airport to Your Stay

Arrive ready for your time in Brighton

Start with the address where you will leave your luggage, even if you plan to explore Brighton later. If your accommodation has sent reception or entrance instructions, pass them on with the booking details. The team can discuss the drop-off arrangements without assuming that every property has the same access.

Include everyone travelling with you and agree a vehicle that suits the full party and its luggage. If you need a transfer back to the airport, give the return date, flight and collection address too. Confirm both journeys before you travel so the return arrangements are clear from the start.

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Room for the Whole Party

Count people and luggage before choosing

Count every adult and child who will travel in the vehicle, then list the bags for the whole party. Include cabin bags as well as larger suitcases. A pushchair or an extra item can change the space you need, so mention it before settling on a vehicle category.


Discuss any child-seat requirements with the team when you arrange the transfer, including the number of children travelling. Check the published vehicle capacities and give the full luggage details. The right choice depends on the people and bags travelling together, rather than on passenger numbers alone.

Passengers

Include every adult and child travelling in the vehicle.

Suitcases

Count the large cases and cabin bags for the full party.

Extra items

Mention pushchairs and bulky belongings before choosing.

Choose Your Airport Ride

Compare the six published vehicle categories

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Your Brighton Questions

Practical answers before you travel