The New Salt Lake City International Airport Orientation

Planning to fly in or out of #TheNewSLC for the first time? Check out this short video that provides an overview of how to navigate the new facility. Be sure to plan plenty of time because not only is the new airport bigger, you'll want to check out the new shops and restaurants.

[YoSpiff]

I'm traveling to SLC for the first time and this was very helpful.

[transformer]

As you leave SLC airport you see a big sign " Welcome to Slat Lake City "Just before that a huge bump on the road

[catatonicbug]

No description at all of the parking system. Need a video that shows the flow of traffic from I-80 to each of the parking options, then the path into the airport from each of those options as well.

[Utonian]

Super nice. Can't wait for the rest of the airport to be finished, and, get to travel through it myself whenever I fly again

[AcoTUBE]

Very complicated, no instruction how to get from the rental car parking to check in 😡especially if you are in a hurry

[Agate_Island]

Haha, can’t wait to see the comments on this one! Queue the long walk jokes in 3, 2, 1... go! 😂

[ldsgermanshepherdboy]

Are smaller planes like Frontier and Alaskan Airlines still using the old terminals? Or are they in concourses A or C?

[hansboofer]

Where do you pick up the light rail train headed for downtown?

[benjaminlarson]

Soooo.... Are y'all going to build a tram between terminals or nah?

[MIKESKDAWG]

It would be nice to not ride a bus. And when the plane lands be able to park at a gate.

[Anglo-Saxon]

I don't understand why people complain so much about the airport, it's the best airport I've ever been to.

[acoustic]

I prefer Planes. Much better and safer than High Speed Train.

[adamguymon]

The new Salt Lake City international airport is not 100% ADA accessible. Going between concourse a and concourse b if you're in a power wheelchair and your low on battery power because you've been traveling a great distance it is not a very good solution for accessibility. This issue has been brought up and passed along to the airport quite a few years ago but yet at the same time it is not been listening to by the city of Salt Lake City which owns the Salt Lake City international airport. It would be better to have a tram system like in Denver that would run people back and forth between the different concourses. Please listen to disabled people because the moving walkway idea is not suitable if you are using a power care or if someone has balance issues that person is not going to be able to use the moving walkways very safely plus there are other disabilities for the moving walkways are just as dangerous.

[jamesbeck]

Simply put: for someone with a balance and back problem, this is not any kind of an improvement over the previous design. I had to walk over 1/2 mile, no available shuttles, on and off moving walkways, etc. — terrible. TERRIBLE! The only thing I can say if you have physical problems your only option is to use a wheelchair with attendant. Make sure you tell the airport to pay the attendant well, because I don’t think ADA people should have to pay for the airports poor design. I can only hope the airport somehow improves the situation.

[steveburke]

When you are traveling, why would people give a shit about some shitty mural.

[drendebe]

Worst airport terminal ever if your a passenger needing to connect flights. If you have hip or leg issues good luck getting a wheel chair and there are no electric carts. One in tunnel is almost never available and the moving walkways are the shortest in any major metro. Whoever designed this sucks and the mayor says everyone needs the exercise.