About Centennial
Centennial APA is a Medium Airport serving Denver, United States. This airport is connecting travelers to destinations across the world.
Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, or connecting to another destination, Centennial provides a convenient gateway with facilities and services that are geared to facilitate a pleasant travel experience.
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Airport Facilities
Connectivity To & From the Airport
Once you've collected your bags, the next question is usually the same: what's the easiest way into the city?
The answer depends on where you're going, how much luggage you're carrying and whether you're more interested in saving time or money.
Taxi/Cab
The simplest option for many travellers. Licensed taxis are normally easy to find outside the arrivals hall, and in many cities you'll either pay a fixed fare or travel by meter.
Ride-sharing
Ride-share services are available at many airports, although collection points aren't always outside the terminal doors. A quick look at the app before you walk out can save a surprising amount of time.
Public Transport
If there's a train, metro or airport bus, it's often the fastest way into the city during rush hour. It's also usually the cheapest—provided you don't mind carrying your luggage.
Shuttle Services
Shared airport shuttles are a practical choice for hotels and popular tourist districts. They're not always the quickest, but they can be a good balance between cost and convenience.
Car Hire
Planning a road trip? Most major airports have rental desks either inside the terminal or a short shuttle ride away. Booking before you travel generally gives you more choice and better prices.
Parking
Dropping someone off? Heading away for a week? Airports usually have separate areas for short stays and longer parking, with shuttle buses linking larger car parks to the terminal where needed.
Nearby Airports
Buckley Air Force Base
DEN →Denver International Airport
BJC →Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
COS →City of Colorado Springs Municipal Airport
FCS →Butts AAF Air Field
FNL →Northern Colorado Regional Airport
PUB →Pueblo Memorial Airport
CGA →Craig Seaplane Base
KSM →Saint Marys Airport
ALI →Alice International Airport
INK →Winkler County Airport
BSF →Bradshaw Army Airfield
UTO →Indian Mountain LRRS Airport
TLJ →Tatalina LRRS Airport
RBH →Brooks Lodge Airport
7AK →Akun Airport
DTA →Delta Municipal Airport
LAA →Lamar Municipal Airport
RBM →Straubing Airport
LIV →Livingood Airport
AND →Anderson Regional Airport
HUA →Redstone Army Air Field
MUI →Muir Army Airfield
HYL →Hollis Seaplane Base
IAN →Bob Baker Memorial Airport
Z84 →Clear Airport
CYS →Cheyenne Regional Jerry Olson Field
EGE →Eagle County Regional Airport
EGA →Eagle County Airport
ASE →Aspen Pitkin County Airport
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Travel tips for Denver
Make the most of your journey through Centennial with these helpful tips.
Early Arrival
Get there earlier than you think you need to. Two hours for domestic, three for international — and that's the minimum. Mumbai traffic has humbled many confident travellers. Don't be one of them.
Security Check
Have your documents out before you're asked. Boarding pass, ID — keep them accessible, not buried in your bag. At security, pull out your laptop and liquids before you reach the tray. The person behind you will silently thank you.
Payments and Currency
Sort your money before you land in a panic. The airport has ATMs and currency exchange counters across all terminals. That said, most places accept cards — so unless you need cash specifically, you're probably fine without hunting down a counter.
Stay Connected
Download your flight booking app. Seriously, Free Wi-Fi is available at the airport, but your flight booking app does the heavy lifting — live flight updates, gate changes, and your boarding pass all in one place. Much better than refreshing a browser tab at the gate.
Visa & Documentation
Check your passport validity tonight, not at the airport. It needs at least 6 months validity from your travel date. Visa requirements vary wildly by destination, so look those up well in advance — not the night before.
Access to Lounges
Lounges are more accessible than most people realize. If you have a premium credit card, check if it includes lounge access — many do and people forget to use it. It's a noticeably better way to wait, especially on a long layover.
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