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Cookie Policy

This policy explains what cookies and similar technologies are used on parkingbrisbaneairportc.com, why they are used, and how you can control them in your own browser.

Cookie Policy
Covers
Essential and analytics cookies
Applies to
parkingbrisbaneairportc.com
Reviewed
September 2026

Currently published

On this page

What this policy covers

We keep the cookie setup on this site small. There is one essential cookie for your preference choice, and analytics cookies that record which parking comparison pages get read. Nothing on this site is built for advertising profiles or resale.

Types of cookies we use

Two families sit on this site, and each does one job. Neither is used to build a profile of you as a person.

Essential

Keep the site working

These remember your cookie preference so the choice you made is not asked again on every page. They also hold basic security state while you move between pages.

Blocking them can break parts of the site: the preference bar may reappear, and some pages may not render as expected.

Analytics

Show which pages help

These record which Brisbane airport parking comparisons get read, how far down a guide people scroll, and where readers leave a page. Reports are aggregated, so individual visitors are not identified.

Turning them off does not change what you can read on this site.

Not used here

Advertising and tracking

We do not run advertising cookies, cross-site tracking pixels, or data-broker tags on this site. We also do not use cookies to change prices or to hide parking options from you.

If that ever changes, this page and the consent choices will be updated before anything new is switched on.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store. Your browser keeps it, and sends it back on your next visit so the site can recognise the same device.

That is all a cookie is. It is not a program, it cannot read other files on your device, and it cannot see what you do on other websites. The rest of this page is about the two cookies we actually set, and the switches you have over both of them.

Cookies on a parking comparison site are different to the ones on a shop. We are not tracking a basket. The point is to remember a reading preference, and to count which BNE airport parking guides people actually use.

  • A cookie is stored against a domain, so only this site can read the ones it set.
  • Each one carries an expiry. Preference cookies last a short period; analytics cookies reset on a fixed schedule.
  • You can delete every cookie from your browser at any time, and this site will simply ask again next visit.
Essential cookie
Remembers
Your cookie preference choice
Set by
This site only
If blocked
The preference notice repeats

Required to run

Read alongside the Privacy Policy, which covers the personal information we handle beyond cookies.

Why we use cookies

Two honest reasons, both about the site rather than about you.

Site operation

Remember your choice

When you pick a cookie preference, a small record keeps that answer so the notice does not return on every page you open. Without it, the bar would sit in the way of the parking comparisons you came to read.

Site improvement

See which comparisons help

Aggregated numbers tell us whether the terminal car park pages, the shuttle guide, or the pick-up and drop-off page answer the question travellers actually arrive with. We use that to rewrite thin sections and retire pages nobody reads.

Boundaries

What we do not do with them

We do not sell cookie data, we do not build advertising audiences from it, and we do not use it to decide what a visitor is shown or charged. The analytics we keep are read as totals: how many sessions reached a page, and where readers stopped.

Browser controls

Where the switches live

Every mainstream browser keeps cookies in the same place: a privacy or data section inside its settings, usually under a heading named for cookies and site data.

  • There you can list every cookie stored, see the domain that set it, and clear the whole list in one action.
  • Private or incognito windows drop cookies when you close the window, which clears the slate each session.
  • Most browsers also allow blocking by category, so analytics can be refused while essential cookies stay in place.

Managing cookies

You are in control of both cookies, and you do not need our permission to refuse either one.

Browser settings are the real switch. Clearing them removes anything this site has stored, and the next visit starts fresh. Turning off analytics does not close any part of the site: every parking guide, comparison and page on parkingbrisbaneairportc.com still reads normally.

Essential cookies are the one place where blocking has a visible effect. Because the site needs the preference record to stop asking, you will keep seeing the cookie notice until a choice is allowed to be stored.

If you share this device with other people, note that browser settings apply to the whole browser profile, not to a single visitor. Clearing cookies affects everyone using that profile.

Third-party cookies

A short list of who else may set a cookie while you use this site.

Analytics provider cookies

Our analytics provider sets its own cookie to count sessions and page views. It receives the page address you visited and general device information such as browser type and screen size. It does not receive your name, and we do not pass any contact details to it. The provider processes this under its own privacy policy, so read that document if you want the detail on retention and location.

Embedded maps and external links

This page does not embed any third-party maps or media. If you follow a link from a guide to another website, that website may set its own cookies once you arrive. Those cookies sit under the destination site's policy, not ours, and we cannot read or remove them for you.

Why the list is short

We do not host advertising networks, social plugins, chat widgets or video players inside the parking guides. If a future page really needs one of those, it will be listed here before it goes live, and the consent choice will be updated at the same time.

Changes to this policy

We update this Cookie Policy when the cookies on the site change, or when the wording no longer describes what actually happens. The version published on this page is the one in force. The date shown at the top of the page tells you when it was last reviewed.

If a change adds a new category of cookie, we will describe it here in plain language before it is switched on, and the consent choices on the site will be updated at the same time.

Prebook Brisbane Airport Parking

Address
Level 2, 11-19 Charlotte Street, Brisbane City, QLD 4000, Australia
Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days

Enquiries answered by phone

Questions about cookies

If you want to know which cookie set what, or you think something on the site is storing data it should not, phone the office during any hour of the day. Keep the page address you were on and the browser you used to hand, and we can trace it faster.