P2 Premium

Directly attached to Terminal 1, P2 Premium is the covered long-stay option when P1 is full.

P2 Premium sits in a multi-storey garage right at Berlin Brandenburg Terminal 1, so you walk straight from your car into the terminal without a shuttle. It’s a covered structure, which matters in Berlin winters and summer hail. Compared with P1, guides flag P2 as slightly more long-stay focused but functionally the same for access to T1 check-in.

Day rates typically run in the €20–30 range without a reservation, putting P2 in the same official price band as the other terminal-adjacent BER car parks. For a 7‑day trip, comparison tables show totals around €100–150 depending on season and demand. That’s premium versus P3 or off‑airport shuttles, but you’re paying for direct terminal access and a roof.

Hidden in the fine print: P2 Premium and its neighbours can jump sharply in price if you just drive up. Parking guides warn that walk‑up, on-site prices for terminal garages like P2 often overshoot early online rates by a large margin, especially during holidays and trade fairs. Booking ahead on official channels can cut the bill by roughly one‑third to one‑half for the same dates.

Regulars treat P2 as a T1 business-trip garage: two to three nights, quick in and out. For week‑long holidays, frequent-flyer parking guides suggest switching to P3 or off‑airport shuttle lots, where a 7‑day stay can undercut the €100–150 P2 band. Think: P2 for Monday–Wednesday meetings from Terminal 1, not a 10‑day August family trip.

Practical tip: If you want P2, lock it in online as soon as your BER flights from Terminal 1 are firm, then screenshot the booking with the exact level and bay to speed up exit.