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Melbourne Airport’s pick-up areas have a strict 1-minute standing time limit. If you’re too early or your passenger is held up at the security lines or the baggage carousels, you may need somewhere to wait for them. That’s where the Wait Zone comes in handy.

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Arrived a little too early to pick someone up at Melbourne Airport? Use our Wait Zone near the Tullamarine Freeway for up to 60 minutes—absolutely free! It's perfect for pick-ups without the rush.

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The best part? Parking for the first 60 minutes is completely free! So you can relax in your car, catch up on emails, or read a book without any worries. After 60 minutes, there's a small fee, but it's significantly cheaper than the standard parking rates at offsite parking facilities.

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Parking at Melbourne Airport’s Wait Zone is free for the first 60 minutes. If you stay longer, from 60 minutes up to two hours, it costs $4. Any time beyond an hour, you'll pay the standard Terminal Car Park drive-up rates.

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The Wait Zone is a designated area at Melbourne Airport where you can park your car and wait for arriving passengers. It's not close enough to walk to the terminals, but it’s within the airport vicinity. So it's best suited for those who arrive early for pick-up and want to avoid circling the airport. When your passenger is ready, you can simply drive to the airport pick-up zone and collect them.

From Melbourne CBD, head south on Elizabeth St. and then turn right onto Queen Street. Keep following signs for the Tullamarine Freeway (M2) and take the Citylink ramp to merge onto it. Keep right and follow signs for Melbourne Airport/Hume Freeway. Finally, take exit 18 towards Airport/Freight/Business Park and continue onto Mercer Drive. There, you will find the Wait Zone on your left.

For even longer stays, you may consider pre-booking short-term parking at one of the Melbourne Airport car parks. There are heaps of parking options to choose from, whether you’re after low-cost, self-park, or Valet Parking services. Except for the Value Car Park, our onsite parking spaces are just a short walk from the airport terminals, making pick-ups a breeze.

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Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne) acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung as the First Nations people and Traditional Owners of the Land that Melbourne Airport operates on. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all other First Nations People.