I’m an employee for United in Fort Myers so when I travel I fly on standby. Last February I got stuck trying to get back home because the flight was full. I personally recommend when you’re walking towards the patio on the south side of concourse A, if you look to your right right next to the door out to the patio there is a sofa like couch. And while it wasn’t the most comfortable (nowhere in an airport would be) it was incredibly quiet, secluded and private. I would highly recommend that.
Denver airport is one of my home airports (other is LAX). Thank you so much for pointing out many spots I did not even know existed! , If you ever come back look around in B and C concourse, they often see more connecting traffic than A so there's probably some spots to rest there.
I haven't ventured to Concourse C before, but I've connected to Concourse B a few times. I know they don't have a dedicated sleeping area like Concourse A does, but I'm not sure if they (in recent years) have the new couches in B or C. If I connect through Denver again and have time, I'll see if I can check it out!
Thanks I been going thru Denver for 14 years on United from Cle to Sacramento and return flight and I never seen that are ,thanks again for great video.
A great spot to be aware of for connecting flights! Although Frontier recently added a direct flight from Cleveland to SLC, so I'll probably have fewer connections in the future.
Behind one of the sets of escalators, there is an elevator that goes up to each floor. The elevator is also right behind the known sleeping area that was crowded from the first part of the video.
@@PokoTraveler takes a lot lot more than a few seconds. In fact a few seconds is all I have. Placing markers in your video will help and if you care for people to like or subscribe which most authors do.
I do wish you could have made this an edited video to cut out all the walking all over the place that no one wants to see. Try and learn to edit a video.
My video style is more often structured to be full walking tours. I know it's not for everyone, but a lot of people like that. The good thing is that people can skim through and cherry pick the parts they want, too.
I’m an employee for United in Fort Myers so when I travel I fly on standby. Last February I got stuck trying to get back home because the flight was full. I personally recommend when you’re walking towards the patio on the south side of concourse A, if you look to your right right next to the door out to the patio there is a sofa like couch. And while it wasn’t the most comfortable (nowhere in an airport would be) it was incredibly quiet, secluded and private. I would highly recommend that.
Thanks for the insight and personal experience! It'll for sure help one of our viewers.
Thank you. I'm all for privacy.
Denver airport is one of my home airports (other is LAX). Thank you so much for pointing out many spots I did not even know existed! , If you ever come back look around in B and C concourse, they often see more connecting traffic than A so there's probably some spots to rest there.
I haven't ventured to Concourse C before, but I've connected to Concourse B a few times. I know they don't have a dedicated sleeping area like Concourse A does, but I'm not sure if they (in recent years) have the new couches in B or C. If I connect through Denver again and have time, I'll see if I can check it out!
Thanks I been going thru Denver for 14 years on United from Cle to Sacramento and return flight and I never seen that are ,thanks again for great video.
A great spot to be aware of for connecting flights! Although Frontier recently added a direct flight from Cleveland to SLC, so I'll probably have fewer connections in the future.
Thank you!
Thank you bro 😴
What a beautiful airport, thanks for that Poko ...
That was very nice of you to Soo nice of you to show people these sleeping area, glad that it was peaceful & safe. 🙂
I’ve been there 3 times. The last time a kind man paid for my coffee at Starbucks, because I couldn’t find my wallet!!!!
Really convenient when the USO is closed
Lots of escalators and a train. What about those of us in wheelchairs? Are we just stuck?
Behind one of the sets of escalators, there is an elevator that goes up to each floor. The elevator is also right behind the known sleeping area that was crowded from the first part of the video.
Could you please cut to the bs and get to the point.. just need locations and video of the places to sleep in.
@@rameshmantha1015 Or you could just take a few seconds to skim through the video. This is a walkthrough, not a short.
@@PokoTraveler takes a lot lot more than a few seconds. In fact a few seconds is all I have. Placing markers in your video will help and if you care for people to like or subscribe which most authors do.
I do wish you could have made this an edited video to cut out all the walking all over the place that no one wants to see. Try and learn to edit a video.
My video style is more often structured to be full walking tours. I know it's not for everyone, but a lot of people like that. The good thing is that people can skim through and cherry pick the parts they want, too.
Pick through is not an efficient video. Take lessons from Yellow Productions on what he does and learn from that.
@@Twinsen764 To each their own
People lost interest as soon as there were gaps in your video of blank footage. Watch the analysis