Limousine Rental in Glasgow

Glasgow Prestwick International Airport is located in the west of Scotland and handles the region. It’s situated 2 kilometres away from the city of Prestwick. The airport can handle 2.5 million people a year, which makes it the fifth busiest airport terminal in Scotland. The airport was opened in 1934 as a training facility. In 1938, it started to handle passengers. There are two runways and one passenger terminal. Prestwick arranges not only regular and commercial flights but also training flights for pilots. The air force uses the airport for maintenance. Favourable weather conditions (no fog) let the airport handle some of the flights forwarded from other airports and make it a strategic site.

The airport is connected to Glasgow by Bus Route 77. Official taxi providers (Streamline) can be found on the parking lot in front of the terminal. There’s a railway station at the airport which is connected to the terminal by a roofed pedestrian crossing. By train, you can reach Glasgow Central Station and other settlements.

The international company called Avis offers car rental at Prestwick Airport. The company’s information stand is placed in the arrivals lounge of the passenger terminal. To book in advance, you can use a phone number and a company website mentioned on the airport website. The company offers vehicles of a different class: from compact to comfortable cars, from sports cars to vans and minibuses. The company also has hybrid and eco-friendly cars.

To get to the car rental company’s stand, you should leave the baggage reclaim area. The Avis customer service office is near the McIntyres cafe.

There are two more companies offering their services at the airport - Budget and Rentalcars. The companies’ stands are situated in the airport terminal. Rental cars are taken and returned on the parking lot near the terminal.

Arnold Clarc, a car rental company, offers their clients free transfer to the place where a contract is signed and a car is received. The transfer is performed from the main passenger terminal. Read all...

Other leisure activities include escape quests (Escape Rooms Scotland, Tick Tock Unlock and Clue HQ), bowling (Hollywood Bowl Glasgow), laser tag and paintball (Laser Quest Glasgow, Madhouse Indoor Paintball), virtual reality clubs (VR Simulators). An interesting pastime is offered by RollerStop where you can practice ice skating or Bubble Soccer Scotland where visitors play funny football inside a bubble. You can also have a great time at workshops, which can be quite useful - in the city, this leisure is represented by centers such as The Craft Pottery, Vine & Canvas and Craft Daft on a Raft.

Here there are also a lot of original bars, cafes, and restaurants. For example, Steak and Gin is an amazing underground restaurant located at the train station. Its interior is sure to impress any critic. Take your kids to Purrple Cat Cafe, the main inhabitants of which are graceful cats, as you might guess from the name. Karaoke singers go to PartyPad @ One Up, and those wishing to dance all night long are frequent guests at The Garage. Connoisseurs of wine and gin go to Marchtown and Gin71 Glasgow respectively, cocktail lovers meet at Blue Dog and Ben Nevis Pub Glasgow, while an excellent selection of beers can be found at Alfredo's. One more interesting bar with an amazing atmosphere is The Clutha Bar.
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