P3 Two Wheeler Parking

P3 two-wheeler parking runs around ₹40–₹100 per day

P3 Two Wheeler Parking sits in the motorbike section of the main airport parking complex at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, serving riders heading into T1 and T2. It’s one of the only clearly priced options for bikes at CCU, with posted daily rates of roughly ₹40 on the low end and up to ₹100 depending on stay and operator rounding. This is open-air surface parking, so expect a basic bay rather than a shaded or covered structure.

Access is from the same approach road used for the car parks near T2, so you follow the standard terminal access signs and then peel off into the P3 zone marked for two-wheelers. From P3, walking time to the main departures area at T2 is usually in the 5–10 minute range, depending on how quickly you clear the immediate access road and cross to the terminal forecourt. For domestic flights out of T1, plan on a similar walk along the curbside and connector paths between the two buildings.

Payment normally runs through the onsite parking booths that also handle four-wheelers, and riders report that small notes in ₹10 and ₹20 denominations make life easier when settling the ₹40–₹100 daily charge. There’s no formal security gate per bike bay, but the whole P3 area falls within the airport’s patrolled parking perimeter and sits under standard CCTV coverage shared with the adjacent car sections.

English-language signage around CCU’s motorbike parking is hit-or-miss, so don’t count on detailed boards pointing directly to P3 Two Wheeler Parking. Give yourself an extra 10–15 minutes the first time you use it to follow the general parking arrows, ask the booth staff for “two-wheeler P3,” and still reach T1 or T2 check-in at least 90 minutes before a domestic departure.