Time: Jun/03/2018 (3 months ago)
Consistently ranks in Top 3 of USA airports for good reason. It's amazingly simple and easy to get both in and out. Super clean, plenty of comfortable places to sit with power outlets, counters to work on...an abundance of shops before and after security. It's very modern looking as well. Don't forget the rocking chairs. Anyone saying this is a mediocre airport probably hasn't been to many other airports...
Time: Jun/16/2018 (3 months ago)
The best airport ever! Easy to navigate, great workers. Food options could be upgraded. The parking is great. Just remember if you park in the open daily lots to write down where you parked so you know which bus to take. I will not understand why they don’t have more workers at the check in counters in the morning. Lines can get long. Also security should open more scanners to help the lines. Oh and people in line please look up and see if the lines move. I’ve seen it too many times. The person is on there phone and doesn’t see the line move.
Time: Jul/27/2018 (a month ago)
It's actually a pretty clean airport with well designated smoking areas... If that's your thing. And if you have to stay the night there is an area outside security that has comfortable couches to lay on.
Time: Sep/08/2018 (a week ago)
Very neat, quite and beautiful. The staff is very polite, professional and has excellent manners.
Time: Jun/25/2018 (2 months ago)
I don’t even know where to begin, I’m so upset.
I went to the security line, where there’s clearly a sign that marks a special line for people with disabilities.
The man patrolling said line looked at my boarding pass (where it clearly says BLIND) and said “go get in line” and pointed to the long, standard line.
When I told him I am legally blind he said “i don’t care. You still have to get in line.” And kept waving me to the other line. He was very rude and almost yelling at me by this point.
You know... just because someone isn’t physically disabled doesn’t mean they aren’t. My legal blindness doesn’t mean I have to be in a wheelchair, but I still CANNOT SEE.
This is the second awful experience I’ve had here with the security because of my vision.
