This is exactly the situation I'm going to be in. I was not expecting the internet to be able to answer this very specific question, so thank you for the help. :)
Thank you so much for this Fran. I'm flying an overnight flight from Tampa to Denver that gets to Denver at about midnight and I have to wait 7 hours to pick up my rental car. I was always wondering if it was a good place to sleep and thanks to you I found it.!
Thank you! Flying Thursday on a red eye From Tampa to Denver and then I have a six hour layover until my flight to Salt Lake City leaves in the morning.
i have a killer deal for $389 toronto to london - round trip, but with a 23 hour layover in lisbon portugal i plan to spend all day in the city touring and then sleep at the airport at night - hopefully the cops and security wont bother me.
It’s pretty relaxed just like most airports in the US. They don’t really care. Most that’s happened to me at smaller airports, where I was the only one sleeping there, was a security guy just asking me if I was ok. But that’s unlikely to happen at a bigger airport like DEN and especially in an area that’s designated for people to rest/sleep.
I think you always run the risk of that. When I slept in the Denver airport overnight, I put my backpack on me or next to me with my arm wrapped around the strap. Obviously that's not as easy to do with big luggage, but maybe you could tie a shirt or something around the handle and grab the other end while resting.
@@flyingwithfran6697 thank you for the info! I have an 8hr layover there coming up and trying to figure out my options. The AA membership pass looks like it’s $60 for a single use vs. $550 for the yearly membership 😬😬😬 I’ll take the comfy free chairs instead lol
I didn't have to. I had a long layover and chose to leave the secure area to explore landside, which is where a lot of interesting stuff about this airport is located (I have a video of that too), and so when it was time for my next flight I had to re-clear security :)
This is exactly the situation I'm going to be in. I was not expecting the internet to be able to answer this very specific question, so thank you for the help. :)
Haha well that’s the internet for ya! Im really glad I could be of help. Hope you have a great trip! ✈️
I absolutely love airports and for whatever reason it’s one of my favorite places to be
Same! 😄
@@flyingwithfran6697 the only problem we might not go all year😢
Thank you so much for this Fran. I'm flying an overnight flight from Tampa to Denver that gets to Denver at about midnight and I have to wait 7 hours to pick up my rental car. I was always wondering if it was a good place to sleep and thanks to you I found it.!
Thank you! Flying Thursday on a red eye From Tampa to Denver and then I have a six hour layover until my flight to Salt Lake City leaves in the morning.
you’re awesome👍🏻, love following you❤️ you make everything an adventure ⛑
Awww thank you Sheri! I hope you're doing well ⛑️⛑️❤️
i have a killer deal for $389 toronto to london - round trip, but with a 23 hour layover in lisbon portugal
i plan to spend all day in the city touring and then sleep at the airport at night - hopefully the cops and security wont bother me.
I’ll be doing this soon. Is their security full of any jerks that may tell you not to sleep there in general or is it pretty relaxed ?
It’s pretty relaxed just like most airports in the US. They don’t really care. Most that’s happened to me at smaller airports, where I was the only one sleeping there, was a security guy just asking me if I was ok. But that’s unlikely to happen at a bigger airport like DEN and especially in an area that’s designated for people to rest/sleep.
@@flyingwithfran6697 perfect thank you !
Any risk that people will steal your things, or can it be watched by airport staff?
I think you always run the risk of that. When I slept in the Denver airport overnight, I put my backpack on me or next to me with my arm wrapped around the strap. Obviously that's not as easy to do with big luggage, but maybe you could tie a shirt or something around the handle and grab the other end while resting.
I saw u wear Vans in this video, but do u also have Converse?
I used to, but they broke a while ago and I haven't gotten any new ones
@@flyingwithfran6697 I’m actually a big fan of Converse like lots of people.
Oh no girl what happened you have a layover from lax airport go to Denver I sorry all about that 😱😱😱😱😱💙😭
Haha it was ok, it was a fun layover! Thanks for watching :)
Does it cost money to sleep on those lounges?
Nope! Im airports that have spots like this, it’s always free. You only have to pay if you’re entering an airline lounge such as AA Admirals Club etc
@@flyingwithfran6697 thank you for the info! I have an 8hr layover there coming up and trying to figure out my options. The AA membership pass looks like it’s $60 for a single use vs. $550 for the yearly membership 😬😬😬
I’ll take the comfy free chairs instead lol
@@xochiojeda7618 haha good choice! And enjoy your layover 👍🏻
you have to re clear security ? why is that ?
I didn't have to. I had a long layover and chose to leave the secure area to explore landside, which is where a lot of interesting stuff about this airport is located (I have a video of that too), and so when it was time for my next flight I had to re-clear security :)
I live in Denver Colorado
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Can I get a shout out in the next video
I'm flying to Vegas next week (video won't be up for a while though) I'll try to remember! Thank you for commenting! :)
Very helpful, thanks! Great tip if I ever find myself in DEN and need a place to sleep for a bit.
No problem, I'm glad you liked the video! :)