Daily /U long-stay pricing puts P4 in the cheap seats
Car Park P4 is Bremen Airport’s long-stay economy option, aimed at trimming costs for trips longer than 3–4 days. The official tariff table lists a daily rate in the low /U bracket, undercutting the closer premium car parks directly by Terminals 1 and 2. You trade a bit of time on foot for lower daily spend, which adds up quickly on a 7- or 10-day holiday.
P4 sits on the airport grounds with marked pedestrian routes leading toward Terminals 1, 2, 3 and E, so you stay inside the official Bremen Airport parking system the whole way. You park, lock, and keep your own keys; no valet hand-off and no extra handling of the car between arrival and departure days. That matters if you’re leaving the car for 14 nights or more and prefer it not to move an inch.
Because P4 is set up as long-stay economy, expect a simple multi-bay layout without premium extras like covered spaces or in-lane license plate recognition that some German airports use at their top-tier garages. You still pay via official airport machines, using ticket-in, ticket-out or card, and rates are calculated per calendar day at the posted /U pricing tier. Pre-booking through the Bremen Airport website can sometimes shave a few euros off multi-day stays.
There’s no P4-specific review pattern yet, but airport guidance treats it as a standard long-stay lot with normal security patrols and lighting comparable to the larger on-site car parks. Walking time to the terminal cluster at Bremen is generally in the 5–10 minute range, depending on which side you park and which terminal you’re using. One practical move: take a quick photo of your row number and nearest sign before heading toward Terminal 1, so you’re not hunting for the car at 22:30 after landing.