Denver International Airport Terminal East Parking Garage

Things, why can’t these companies that provide food or assistance with the disabled, can’t speak hardly any English, the airlines are good but doe’s anyone remember that the terrorist on 9/​11had help from inside maybe if they would hire Americans instead of giving it to the non Americans. Everyone shocked when something happens no one looks a t these people until something happens.

I’m not a fan this Airport at all! I’ve traveled to many airports and this was by far one of the worst experiences. We are flying out on a Tuesday and it took us almost 1.5 hrs to get our bags checked and go through security.
Upon entering from the train entrance, we had to take the escalator to the 2^nd level. No signs for SW so we assumed we were in the right area… nope…we were on the wrong side so we had to walk over to the right place. Long lines at baggage check. Print off your boarding pass at the kiosk. Funny thing, the agent never told us we could print it there. The express line went pretty fast. Then back down the esclator we go to the TSA line. Long… long…did I say long line?
The line moved at a steady pace but we waited for about 30 mins… then you are back down an escalaor to your gate. You can ride the train to terminal A — C. We definitely worked up an appetite after that! Unfortunately no good places were in terminal C.
Overall, the airport is clean but definitely needs more signage or people to direct those that have never been to this airport before.

Would be really nice to light your signs. Could not read which terminals to use or where to exit for car rental. Drove around in circles. Please light your signs.

As long as weather is good, connecting through here isn’t bad. Got stuck one night when we had to keep circling, then land elsewhere for gas so missed connection. Had to pay for hotel. The United Club here has two locations and is better than most. CLean, spacious hallways, modern feel. I’m a road warrior and I do like this airport better than most.

Denver airport needs to be hiring people and managers that can communicate better. Today I pulled in to get my sister into west side short term parking, gate was being repaired and guy hands me a ticket handwritten with today’s date and a hand written time which was 3 minutes later than the actual time. I asked him if parking was open and he told me to go to the cashier. I immediately drove down to the first cashier I was told to back up and go to the second cashier I did that. Now there is a long line because there is a problem. Another guy opens up the road at the stop sign and signals me to go into the long-​term parking exit. I go there to cashier and she tells me her computer is froze. I sit there for five minutes and she tells me she has to get supervisor because the time is now past 10 minutes. Mind you I haven’t even parked yet I pulled in pulled out cashiers were not working and now I have to pay because of that. Supervisor takes another five minutes to get there. He then tells me I’ve been there a while. I explain whole situation that I want to park but was told to come out. He keeps telling me that he is sorry and sorry ass he was. It’s obvious I had a hand written ticket, he knew the other cashiers were not working and still insisted I pay, he couldn’t make a professional decision, so I paid, told him what a dumb ass he is and went to the east side and parked again and paid again. Four dollars doesn’t make or break me but the fact that the airport hires all these folks that have a hard time with basic customer service is what chafes my ass, I called customer service and they were out to lunch (not surprised), left message per recording, more to come…

It’s a great parking garage and always has a spot. However at the price they charge it better be. A 3 day park for the weekend will set you back $ 72. In the winter it is worth it more because your poor baby car can be sheltered from the Colorado snow. In the summer, it is just laziness to park there. But we do it all the time, so meh…
Do NOT Park on level #3. The elevators do not connect to that floor except for a couple on the far ends. Use level 3 as a last resort only.
A nice life hack if you’re just picking someone up, go to the top level 5 and you can just walk across the road into the terminal without needing to wait for elevators and stuff.
So minus one star for being expensive for what it is. Why is it more expensive to park in Denver than in San Jose, California or LAX?