I never willingly enter a tacky shopping mall, which is what Stansted has become. I certainly would not be a patron of a tacky shopping mall which made me queue for 55 minutes to be treated with outright rudeness by security functionaries when I finally got to one of the few lanes open, before being allowed into the ghastly emporium.
Escaping from that unpleasantness leads one to the rather disturbing realisation that their retail maze hazard course has pretty what doubled the time it takes to get to your plane, but they do not post the gate number any earlier.
So if you walk slowly because of a disability you are essentially stuffed.
I found the portakabin style sheds north side in the 1980s to be quite quite charming.
And as for the £2 per minute charge for lingering longer than the allowed time to drop off passengers in their "express" facility, it is barbarian greed; it must be the most expensive parking fee in the world.
If, again, you are disabled, you will end up being mugged by their quite outrageous charges.
The web site hails all of this as "improvement"
It is not; it is a fundamental disgrace.