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When
you drive to an airport, there are usually a lot of confusing signs that
will show you where you need to park. One of the neat parts is when
you reach the parking lot ticket machine. The driver pushes a button
and the ticket comes out. The ticket shows what time you parked so
that the parking people know what to charge you when you leave.
There is usually a gate that lifts up once the ticket is taken.
That's kind of neat, too.
Main entrance |
Inner entrance |
You have to park several hundred feet
away from the Passenger Terminal so be prepared to walk a little. This is part
of the new security plan so that you will be safer. |
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We
were lucky. There were the coolest revolving doors to go
through! You step inside of it and push the door until you get
to the other side. You do need to make sure you aren't pushing
it too hard for someone that might be using another section of
it. For folks who don't like this kind of door, there are
regular ones next to it. |
Revolving Doors
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Luggage carts
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At this point you might need to use an escalator or elevator to get
to another level, depending on where you parked. If you have
luggage, you will want to get a cart so you don't have to haul heavy
stuff all over the place. Luggage gets very heavy--very
quickly. There are usually special areas with carts to borrow. |
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Most
airports have signs that tell you where you can find different areas [like
Check In].
They also have other signs that give information like no smoking and
no pets allowed.
Follow the signs to Check In. |
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