P3 T1 Car Parking

P3 handles long-stay parking for both T1 and T2

P3 T1 Car Parking sits right next to Terminal 1 and is signed in airport materials as serving both T1 and T2, which helps if your group splits across terminals. It’s classed as long-stay parking, so it suits trips that run longer than a quick overnight. You park on the terminal side of the access road, not in an off-site lot, so walking time to T1 is just a few minutes with bags.

Pricing is simple: around ₹600 for the first day and ₹350 for each additional day, so a 3‑day park comes to roughly ₹1,300. That structure starts to make sense once you pass the 24‑hour mark and don’t want the meter running in a rideshare. If you’re doing a week, budget about ₹2,750 and save the taxi hassle on both ends.

Airport info groups P3 with P2 and P4 as serving both terminals, so you’re not locked into one airline or one side of BLR. You park by T1, then use airport circulation routes to reach T2 if needed; build in at least 15–20 minutes extra if your flight leaves from T2. For pure T1 departures and arrivals, the location right next to the building is the main win.

There aren’t many online reviews calling out specific problems at P3, and no consistent complaints about security or payment surfaced in recent searches. Expect standard airport-surface parking rather than a fancy garage: marked bays, basic lighting, and typical patrols. Keep a photo of your row and a quick shot of the nearest sign so you’re not wandering after a late-night arrival into T1 or T2.

• Tip: If you might land back into a different terminal than you depart from, park here, note your nearest landmark at T1, and allow transfer time between T1 and T2 on the way home.