Favorite airport?

[Domo]

Manchester is pretty cool!

 

[klacey1]

TF Green in "Providence." Small enough that lines to check bags or go through security (even before I had precheck) are never bad, yet there are good food options after security, including a Wolfgang Puck Express!

 

[L&Lfan]

My favorites:
Hartford CT
Atlantic City NJ
Greenville/Spartanburg SC

 

[Doug S]

I love my home airport of Denver. Once you're inside the secure zone you don't have to worry about going through security again and it's easy to understand the layout. You can easily take the train between concourses, as there's some really good restaurants that are only in one concourse. Only problem is that the affordable parking lots are miles away, but you get used to it.

 

[Kitty 34]

McNamara Terminal at Metro (Detroit)

 

[rastahomie]

I love my home airport of Denver. Once you're inside the secure zone you don't have to worry about going through security again and it's easy to understand the layout. You can easily take the train between concourses, as there's some really good restaurants that are only in one concourse. Only problem is that the affordable parking lots are miles away, but you get used to it.

As an added bonus, you get to see that terrifying Demon Horse, too!

 

[ImDMous]

I haven't been to a ton but my favorites are Portland, OR and Kona. Portland is so relaxing with the decor and tons of natural light, can't beat the Rogue Public house either. Kona is just so tropical, everything is outside, little stand with customs pre-cleared cases of pineapple to buy and put on the plane, the sunset from there is beautiful.

Our local, San Diego, is ok. I've never had any major problems there, but the curfew does lead to some timing restrictions if you're taking a long flight.

 

[amberpi]

BNA (my home airport - because its SUPER easy, we have valet parking, good bbq and bars, and the Pre-check/A List lines are a freaking DREAM), same with Hartford. I find Midway super easy, Shannon in Ireland, La Guardia I weirdly love. BWI is pretty great, especially for a layover. I like airports in general, the efficient ones really do it for me. I hate super tourist airports where no one knows what they're doing - MCO, I'm looking at you. Get some of those women who scream at people to get their business together down there.

 

[nkereina]

I like the Atlanta airport. Even though it's so busy, I think they have good food options and it's easy and fairly quick to navigate. I also like that the MARTA connects to it so it makes it relatively easy to get where I need to go once I land there.

Last year while traveling for work I had to kill an afternoon at the Philadelphia airport which I also didn't mind. Managed to find some good places to eat and shop, and thought it was nice and clean.

 

[Prose]

I'm probably biased, but Indianapolis consistently is at the top of the list of best/easiest airports in the US. Well-designed, good flow, easy to navigate. I found Tampa to be good, too...

 

[FINFAN]

I haven't been to many as we drive to a lot of our destinations, but I love Sarasota for it's ease and convenience in all aspects and friendliness, and for color, cheer and happiness? Most FL airports. They are so colorful and cheery, unlike O'Hare and Midway. Matter of fact we have coined grey as "O'Hare Grey" at our house, lol.

 

[hereyago]

Honolulu

 

[DisneyFan32WI]

I really loved the Savannah, GA airport when I was there in October.

 

[CynBeth]

My home airport is pretty great, BWI. There are tons and tons of flights so I usually find exactly what I want and the pricing is usually pretty good. I have had really good experiences there. As far as a smaller airport, I like Omaha. It was small and it difficult for me to get a direct from to or from there but I got through security in about 2 minutes. I'm used to long lines so I just on for it but there was only 1 person in front of me.

BWI is my home airport as well! I have been fine with every airport visited but because they are favorite destinations I will say MCO and Honolulu as favorites.

 

[DawnM]

Singapore

Amsterdam is a close second. When I was a child we had long layovers there often and they had these sleeping chambers I thought were so cool when I was a kid.

 

[RedAngie]

LAX, really.

I don't care about the negatives, of which there are many, when there are so many positives.

The awesome 1960s space age architecture of the parabolic Theme building.

The tails of many international airlines in a row at the Bradley Terminal.

The view on the approach to landing. (If you're on the correct side of the plane.)

And best of all, there is an In-N-Out Burger about 1/3 mile north of the airport on Sepulveda Blvd. Within walking distance. A great place for plane spotting.

 

[georgina]

I like my home airport of Pittsburgh, but it is so sad because half of it is unused. US Air pulled out as a hub shortly after it was built. I have spent a lot of time in Las Vegas and Phoenix on trips to the west coast, they are both nice.

 

[Marchand63]

Ft Lauderdale, cause it means we're cruising!!!!!

 

[Tar_Heels_Love_WDW]

I like my home airport of Raleigh-Durham (two cities, one airport). It's not too big, but it's clean and easy to navigate and has tons of food options.

MCO is up there because it means we're going to WDW.

Internationally: I love Copenhagen Kastrup. Super simple airport to navigate regardless of language barrier, and good food options and it's so cool to have the runways be on the edge of the water.

 

[longboard55]

Bora Bora is pretty cool, its on a little island, or as they call it Motu, so no cars. They take you to your hotel on a speed boat.