Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport (MSP) | MORE Locations To Know!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2024
- In this video, Megan and I show you some less frequently thought about locations at the Minneapolis airport, including car rental, transportation to off-site parking lots, terminal 2, nearby hotels, Mall of America, and the different parking ramps. We show you where to go if you're using an Uber or Lyft, and how to use regional transportation to locations in Minnesota & Wisconsin. We also share an important reminder about the tram, which a lot of people get confused by.
This was so incredibly helpful, thank you so much!!!
Thank you great video
Thank you for this video!❤
Thanks for this look at the airport.
Good info for this airport never been to that airport but if I did need to go through this airport I would know a bit more thanks!
This will definitely be helpful to people trying to find their way around the Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport. It is always a little challenging to land at an airport you have never been to before and try to find your way around - especially if it is a really big airport. Thanks for sharing these airport locations with us!
Interesting that you videoed when there was NO 1/4 mile backups trying to drop people off. But thank you!
Thank you for the video !
10:21 Spirit is actually in Terminal 1, but other airlines are correct for Terminal 2
Great video, and love going to my home airport whenever I need to fly out or pick someone up. Lots of people use MSP to get to places including folks from Iowa, the Dakotas, and Wisconsin! I only used Silver Ramp once cuz the other ramps were full, but usually use gold/green since it connects to the main terminal via the sky bridge 🤩 Love this airport, and can understand why some people rate this the best airport in America.
Thanks alot !! subscribed for this wonderful effort and amazing souls ! May Allah bless you all!
Thanks and welcome!
thank you❤
Thank you! I'm flying thru MSP for the first time this summer and was nervous about it as I've only flown out of Madison and Chicago in the Midwest. Looks easy enough!
The signage at MSP is very good and you should have no problem. Have a good trip!
This was so helpful! Thanks for taking time out to do these videos. I'm flying MSP non-stop to Dublin in June. I've flown a few times, but this is my first solo flight and I've been so nervous about navigating an airport alone. I wasnt much help at ORD. So this and your other two MSP videos have definitely lessened my anxiety. I've downloaded Aer Lingus app, MSP app, and have global entry. I'm driving from Lincoln NE to MSP so I can fly non-stop. I rented parking at a nearby hotel and am taking their shuttle to and from the airport. Something that's been vexing me though is trying to figure is locating the Global Entry line. On the MSP website, it clearly lists the Global Entry "interview" area by baggage claim 11, but I feel like that's where you'd go to do the interview to GET GE. I already have it. So I'm assuming the GE security line will be near the regular security line. Would you happen to have any idea? Also, do you know if TSA @ MSP wants us to pull out our prescription meds? If so, I want to make sure I keep them in original containers. Thanks again to you and your family for taking the time to film such informative tours of the airport. I also very much enjoyed some of your safety videos. Your daughter is very smart to have thought of using a hot drink as defense if it were necessary. Hope you and yours are having a fabulous spring!!
I am so glad that our videos are helpful to you! I'm so excited for you to visit Dublin - I love Dublin! I lived there on a homestay study abroad program when I was in high school. Global Entry includes TSA Pre-check, so when you approach security, if you do not see a sign that specifically says "Global Entry", just get in the TSA Pre-check line. I am actually working on a video specifically for first time solo fliers, but I am not sure it will be up in time for you to see it before your trip! I might tweak my video schedule. You should always keep your prescription medications in their original containers when you travel (for several reasons), but no, you do not need to pull those out of your bag when you go through security. I hope you have a fabulous trip!
@@HeatherTravels Thanks ever so much!! How special to have been able to study abroad! If you have any off-the-beaten-path recommendations, I'm open to recommendations! I'm renting a car and driving as far as Athlone, spending the night and going on to Clifden where I spend 5 days. Then driving as far as Cavan & staying the night at a beautiful old millhouse turned B&B before continuing to Downpatrick for 4 days. Then back to Dublin to fly home. The rx bottles take up so much room that I always dispense to a tiny container but I'll see if my pharmacist has smaller bottles & go from there!!
Your planned itinerary sounds really neat! Have you ever driven on the left before? We went to Clifden on an overnight class excursion and it was beautiful.
@@HeatherTravels I drove when we went the last time. Two of the best Ireland driving mantras were "driver by the center line" and "Right BITES". The narrow roads are certainly hair raising also!
Thanks for this look at the airport.