Short Stay Parking

SEK 200 per day buys you a 1‑minute walk

Short Stay Parking at Malmö Sturup (MMX) sits directly next to Terminal 1, about a 1‑minute walk from the check-in desks. Daily pricing runs at roughly SEK 200, which FlyerTalk regulars say comes out to around a quarter of what they pay at Copenhagen Kastrup for similar trip lengths. If you live in Skåne and like to drive yourself, the drive‑and‑park routine here stays simple and relatively cheap.

This is a true short‑stay setup: signed as Short Stay Parking, right by the terminal access road, so you pull in, park, and you’re at departures within that 1‑minute walk. At roughly SEK 200 per 24 hours, a two‑day work trip lands around SEK 400, which SAS EuroBonus flyers call acceptable compared with the bigger bill across the bridge at CPH. There’s no shuttle loop, no waiting on buses, and no need to pad in 15–20 minutes for transfers.

Regulars in the SAS EuroBonus community say their total door‑to‑door time is what matters: one FlyerTalk user reports roughly a 20‑minute drive to MMX and then just parking on site, instead of fighting their way to Copenhagen and paying four times as much to leave the car. That pattern only works because the Short Stay area really is next to Terminal 1, so walking time from car to security more or less disappears from the mental math.

Practical tip: if your trip is one to three days and you’re choosing between MMX and CPH, price out your total parking bill; with Short Stay Parking at MMX capped around SEK 200 per day and a 1‑minute walk to check‑in, the math often favors just driving and leaving the car here.