Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP), located between Minneapolis and St. Paul, is the primary hub for the Upper Midwest. In the "Airports" category, it is consistently ranked as one of the best airports in North America. Visitors (travelers) should enjoy the high-quality dining, shopping, and art installations.
MSP is famous for its wide array of shops and restaurants, including many local favorites. The airport features stunning mosaic art, light installations, and quiet seating areas. It is a major hub for Delta Air Lines.
Shop at high-end boutiques or local Minnesota stores. Dine at celebrity-chef restaurants. Walk the concourses to view the public art collection. Relax in one of the escape lounges or the quiet seating area.
While visits are usually dictated by travel schedules, arriving early allows time to enjoy the amenities. The airport is busy year-round but handles crowds efficiently.
The airport has two terminals: Terminal 1 (Lindbergh) and Terminal 2 (Humphrey), connected by a free light rail service. Security checkpoints can be busy, so allow time. Access is for travelers and those picking up/dropping off.
Facilities are extensive, including free Wi-Fi, nursing suites, pet relief areas, children's play areas, and sleeping pods. There are numerous airline lounges and a hotel connected to Terminal 1.
Check which terminal your airline flies from before arriving. Use the light rail to travel between terminals or to reach the Mall of America and downtowns. Download the airport app for maps and wait times.
The Mall of America is just a short light rail ride away. Fort Snelling State Park and Historic Fort Snelling are very close. Minnehaha Park is also easily accessible.