Minneapolis Airport
Lasting Impressions....
Memorable comments left by travellers:
"If you're bad and sin a lot in life, when you die you go to Minneapolis airport." (Dave L.)
"5 star Quality Best Airport I ever slept in" (mrmikeco)
"Soft seats, cushions and blankets are all upstairs on floor 3 overlooking the check in area." (John S)
"I asked at the customer service kiosk what the best course of action was. She said I should take the bus to Mall of America and hang out there. " (Aaron H)
FEATURED REVIEWS
by kermit
An earlier poster refers to an ideal sleeping location at the concourse with gates "61-71". That concourse is now called now the B concourse, and the location IS ideal, however it's SO secluded the wireless internet is intermittent, but who cares when you're sleeping.
When I was there when evening came they put out giant stacks of fold out foam beds that are as light as a feather to carry with 1 hand to wherever you like.
There's no guarantee that the 2 designated "quiet areas" are quiet, when I tried to sleep at one some loud drunk guys seemed to think it was an after party until 3AM so save the trouble and go by the spot mentioned above.
If there's a shower, I couldn't find it. I wish I could, it's the only reason I left. I want to go back! I love airports!
by daisyhalfwit
This was the worst night of my life. I was stranded here due to bad weather. I was constantly on waitlists for a flight home/booked on canceled flights, so I had to stay. Hundreds of people were also stuck there for the night, so the constant activity made it extremely difficult to sleep. Since there were so many people around, it was also hard to find a good, quiet place. I tried to lay down on some armrest-less chairs, but they were not screwed down to the floor and threatened to tip over any time I moved.
Food was also very expensive here. I got a simple chicken finger dinner and I paid 14.00, not including drink, tax and tip.
Airport Guide
Here is some information that we've picked out of from your reviews. Be sure to read the review pages for the most up-to-date experiences:
- leather couches upstairs
- chairs with armrests
- padded benches
- frequent announcements
- bring your own food
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