Tucson International Airport is friendly, welcoming, easy to navigate, and exactly the right size - not so large that you feel frenzied, but big enough to offer plentiful flight options.
Although TUS encompasses 8,434 acres (there are 130 separate buildings on the airport complex that provide nearly 2.5 million sq. feet of space), the airport always manages to feel effortlessly peaceful.
If you're navigating to Tucson International Airport with your phone or a GPS, input 7250 S. Tucson Blvd.
There are currently seven airlines going to 23 destination airports from Tucson International Airport (TUS) with one-stop connections to more than 345 cities around the world. Click here for the full list of direct flights to/from Tucson.
The seven airlines that fly out of Tucson International Airport (TUS) are:
There are eleven restaurants at Tucson International Airport and many have a distinctly local flair. Experience an authentic Mexican food experience right at the airport - or opt for sandwiches, salads, burgers, or beer.
You won't find a McDonalds at the Tucson Airport! As the first designated UNESCO "City of Gastronomy" in the USA, Tucson takes its food seriously and even the airport restaurants offer excellent fare.
Although Tucson International Airport is proud to have so many excellent local restaurants on-location, note that gift cards are not accepted inside the airport. For example, if you have a Dunkin' gift card, it will not be valid within the airport.
Beyond Bread offers a a gluten free wrap as a bread alternative on any sandwich or sandwiches can be made on a bed of lettuce.
There are four shops at the Tucson Airport as well as 4 kiosks on each of the A and B concourses. Every store has local Tucson souvenir options from local artists/vendors such as cacti, candy, snacks, books, etc.
Although you can find books at all of the shops at the airport, Ink by Hudson has the largest library of options. As is the case with most airport bookstores, Ink by Hudson tends to feature hot titles, bestsellers, and magazines.
The Rental Car Center is just outside the east exit of the terminal.
The seven rental car options are: Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, and National.
Turo, a peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace, is also available at TUS.
There are seventeen hotels near the airport, but note that they tend to be "quick stay" options. In other words, they are ideal if you specifically want to be close to the airport or if you have business in downtown Tucson or at the University of Arizona.
If you want to be within two miles of the airport, we recommend Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Hampton Inn Tucson Airport, Residence Inn Tucson Airport, Staybridge Suites Tucson Airport, or TownPlace Suites Tucson Airport.
If, however, you are looking for a luxury experience or would like to be closer to specific attractions, please peruse our resort profiles.
Parking at Tucson International Airport - whether short term or long term, for an hour or a week - is no problem.
Tucson Airport Authority has more than 7,500 parking spaces in six locations. TAA parking facilities and shuttles operate 24/7.
EasyPay offers parking customers the option to pay with a credit or debit card and depart using automatic exit gates. The exit gates of the Hourly, Daily and Economy lots are also staffed with cashiers for customers who would like to pay cash.
If you prefer, you can reserve parking ahead of time (there is an additional $2 fee).
The only official lounge at the Tucson International Airport is the Military Lounge.
Tucson International Airport’s Military Lounge is equipped with chairs, sofas, TV, movies, microwave, coffee pots, a refrigerator, and snacks. It also has access to the airport’s free WiFi and there are charging stations for electronics. The Military Lounge is intended to be a comfortable respite area while members of the military wait for flights or ground transportation pick-up.
NOTE: There are also Welcome Lounges for all on the lower level. These areas have couches and monitors for people who wish to watch their family and friends coming down the concourse.
Yes. There are individual family restrooms post-security. They are located right next to the other restrooms available, just past TSA security, near the concourse exits.
Yes. There is a 50sqft Mamava breastfeeding/pumping pod on each concourse. The 4-foot by 8-foot suites have a locking door, electricity, a fold-down table, and bench seating. Although they are not air-conditioned, they are well-ventilated and maintain the same temperature as the terminal. The suites are meant for individual use but can accommodate a nursing mother, her baby, and other children since there are two benches inside. Download the Mamava app in advance to gain access to the suite.
Note that the breastfeeding/pumping pods do not have sinks and are not meant to be used for changing diapers.
Yes.
Beyond Bread offers half PB&J sandwich for $4 or half grilled cheese sandwich for $4.50. Includes choice of chips, baby carrots, or an apple.
Sir Veza's Kitchen & Kantina offers three "Kid Fixes" ($7.95 each) - hot dog, cheese quesadilla, or bean burrito. Served with fries or fruit.
El Charro has an option for ninos as well - hot dog, quesadilla, or gluten-free chicken strips for $6.95. Served with fries.
Unfortunately not. Tucson International Airport does not currently have any play spaces for children.
You're going to love TUS!
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On behalf of the entire TucsonTopia crew, we hope you have a fantastic flight!
