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About DEN Airport
How do I get to and from Denver International Airport?
Denver International Airport is well connected by road and rail. Many travellers use the airport rail service between the terminal and downtown Denver’s Union Station, while regional buses, hotel shuttles, taxis and app-based rides are also common. Rental car companies operate from facilities reached by shuttle from the terminal area. Driving times can vary significantly with traffic and winter weather.
How do the terminals work at Denver International Airport?
DEN has one main landside building, Jeppesen Terminal, where passengers find airline check-in, ticketing, baggage claim and security screening. Beyond security are Concourses A, B and C, linked mainly by an underground train; Concourse A can also be reached by a pedestrian bridge. Airlines are spread across the concourses, so check your boarding pass and monitors before heading to a gate.
Tips for flying from Denver International Airport
Arrive early, especially for morning departures, holidays, ski-season weekends and international flights, as DEN is large and security lines can build quickly. Allow extra time to reach your concourse after screening and listen for train updates. Winter storms can affect flights and roads, so check status before travelling. Denver’s high altitude can feel dry, so keep water handy.