High Prices at Schiphol Airport
Travelers at Schiphol Airport face the highest prices in Europe for everyday expenses like coffee, beer, parking, and taxis, according to a new comparison of travel-related costs.
The comparison found a significant gap in parking fees, with Schiphol charging more than Eindhoven, Rotterdam, Weeze, Düsseldorf, and Brussels airports. Coffee prices were also higher at Schiphol, although the difference was less pronounced.
A beer after security is very expensive — somewhere between 7 and 8 euros in my experience, depending on the size of the glass.
— Guus Wantia of Vliegveld.info, as told to De Telegraaf.
Author's summary: Schiphol Airport has Europe's highest prices.
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