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San Diego International Airport or as it commonly calls itself by its IATA identifier SAN. Sits in the south-eastern part of the Point Loma-Ocean Beach region of San Diego, And is very close to Downtown San Diego. The airport was opened August 16, 1928 as San Diego Municipal Airport - Lindbergh Field with 140 Navy and 82 Army planes involved in a flyover. The airport has 2 terminals, one of which (being Terminal 1) is undergoing renovations as of August 2024.
Within California, Its domestic passenger traffic is third only to Los Angeles and San Francisco and is also the 25th busiest airport in the United States for domestic flights. It is also the world's busiest single-runway airport. The three most common domestic destinations from San Diego International Airport are Las Vegas, Denver, and Seattle. The three most common international destinations are London, San José del Cabo, and Toronto.
San Diego is the world's busiest single runway airport.
Neither terminal is particularly out of date, as Terminal 2 was renovated with the renovations finishing in 2013, and Terminal 1 is going to be replaced soon, with the new terminal expected to open late summer 2025 with 19 new gates. And 11 more are coming in early 2028.
Boeing 737 flying past Downtown on final approach to SAN
San Diego has 2 terminals: Terminal 1 is directly east of Terminal 2. It is a focus city for Alaska Airlines. It is recommended by the San Diego International Airport that you arrive at the airport 2 hours before your flight leaves. You can check for delays or problems by tuning into 1690 AM on the radio. It is also recommended you check with your airline to verify the schedule. One other thing to mention if your flying into San Diego International Airport is that when landing you will be remarkably close to downtown buildings while landing which may be alarming to first time visitors. If you are have a connecting flight in terminal 1 and the flight to your final destination is in a different concourse then where you arrived then you will need to go through TSA screening again when you leave the concourse you arrived in and enter the concourse you plan to depart in.
San Diego International Airport is a focus city for Alaska Airlines
Your MTS Bus may have advertisements, but this is what a non-sponsored MTS Bus looks like
City bus public transit is available to and from the airport and downtown San Diego on the Metropolitan Transit System's (SDMTS Route 992) will take you to/from downtown in worst case scenario 20 minutes. Route 992 operates between 5am and midnight, It also operates every 15 minutes on weekdays, and every 30 minutes on weekends. The bus has the following stops in the following order: Italics/Listing are to indicate the stop is at airport property.
Broadway & Park Pl is the first & last stop of the 992 bus in downtown San Diego. It also the location of the City College Station of the Blue, Orange and Silver (Downtown Loop) Line Trolleys; and the SDMTS 2, 12, 225, and 235 buses on Broadway and the 5, 7, 20, and 215 buses on 11th Ave towards 'C' St.
Broadway & 8th Av
Broadway & 5th Av
Broadway & 2th Av
Broadway & Union St
Broadway & Kettner Bl is the downtown transfer point to Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, NCTD Coaster, CBX Shuttle (operated by Mexicoach), and the 'Blue' and 'Green' Line Trolleys at the Santa Fe Depot. Transfer to the 'Blue' and 'Silver (Downtown Loop)' line trolley at American Plaza across the street (Kettner Blvd) from the Santa Fe Depot. This same stop is also served by SDMTS bus #280, 290, and 923.
To continue towards Tijuana International Airport take the southbound 'Blue Line' trolley to the border in San Ysidro. Cross the border through the main border crossing and take a taxi from the other side to the airport. If entering Mexico through the CBX terminal there are CBX shuttles (operated by Mexicoach) leaving every 2 hours (check schedules) from the Rental Car Center at San Diego International Airport, downtown Santa Fe Station or from San Ysidro transit Center, or take a taxi from the San Ysidro Transit Center (at south end of the 'Blue Line' trolley route) to the CBX Terminal.
Broadway & Pacific Highway
N Harbor Dr & Broadway
N Harbor Dr & Ash St
N Harbor Dr & Hawthorn St
N Harbor Dr & Cellphone Lot
N Harbor Dr & Liberator Way
32.73214-117.197751San Diego Int'l Airport & Terminal 1. (updated Dec 2024)
32.73141-117.201642San Diego Int'l Airport & Terminal 2 East. (updated Dec 2024)
A non-reduced adult fare from someone who didn't buy a pronto card will be $2.50 per boarding or $6 for a day pass if you require a transfer to another bus or train (Aug 2024). If staying in San Diego and planning to get around by public transportation a Pronto Card would be more economical as it would allow for transfers every two hours and insures you will never pay more than the value of a day pass in a day, or a month pass in a calendar month.
Alternatively the free Flyer Shuttle connects the airport to Old Town Transit Center next to Old Town San Diego and Presidio Park. The Old Town Transit Center is served by Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, NCTD Coaster, Flixbus, Greyhound, SDMTS 'Green' and 'Blue' Line trolley, and SDMTS bus #8, 9, 10, 28, 30, 35, 44, 83, 84, and 88. To continue towards Mexico take the southbound 'Blue Line' trolley or Greyhound bus to the border in San Ysidro (end of the line). Some Greyhound buses do go across the border towards the Tijuana Airport and the bus station (Central Camionera).
If you need to get on the North County Transit District's (NCTD) bus service the Breeze then please check the NCTD's website to make sure the station you plan to go to runs the route you plan on going. One route you can take when it comes to the Breeze bus service is to get on the Breeze at Oceanside Transit Center, you can get to the Oceanside Transit Center by getting off the MTS 992 Bus at Broadway & Kettner Bl, walking to Santa Fe Depot, get on NCTD Coaster train, get off at Oceanside Transit Center, and from there taking a Breeze bus route.
The silver line trolley you can catch on select holidays.
MTS doesn't have a trolley station at the airport. If you would like to catch the trolley from the airport. You will first need to catch the MTS Bus at the MTS Bus stop with route 992. A non-reduced fare will be $2.50 (Aug 2024), Once on the bus, Get off at the Broadway and Park Pl stop, and from there is a very short walk to the City College station. At the city college station you can catch a Orange line or UC San Diego Blue line train 7 days a week. Or on select days (check the MTS Website to see what days the silver line operates), the Silver line where you can catch a more vintage looking trolley, No matter which trolley you catch, a non-reduced fare will cost $2.50. If you would like to catch the green line you can board either the UC San Diego Blue, Green, or Silver line trolley, and get off at the 12th & Imperial stop, the only MTS Trolley station where all 4 trolley lines run.
The airport is served by I-5 with connections to State Route 163, I-8 and I-15. The San Diego International Airport is located about 3.5 mi (5.6 km) away from Downtown San Diego which will take about 10 minutes. Both terminals have both regular and valet parking. If you valet park your car in either terminal be sure to drop your car off between 5AM and 11PM, you will be able to retrieve your car at any time and you can expect to pay about $60/day (Aug 2024). If you park in the regular parking plaza in either terminal you can expect to pay about $38/day or $2.50 per every 15 minutes. If you are at this airport to pick someone up or drop someone off, your looking to save money, and you are willing to sit in your car until the person you are going to pick up is ready to be picked up then you may want to park in the Cell Phone Lot which is free for up to an hour although while your car is parked there you will need to stay in your car and then when you get the call from the person you are picking up saying they are ready to be picked up, go to wherever they said they were to pick them up.
All car rental pick-ups and drop-offs for rental car companies serving San Diego International Airport occur at the 32.73643-117.181223Consolidated Car Rental Center on 3355 Admiral Boland Way. Free dedicated shuttle busses run continually to ferry customers between the airport terminals and the Consolidated Car Rental Center. If you would like to see a list of rental agencies, please visit the rental car section of san.org here. If the car rental company is off-site (not in the Consolidated Car Rental Center), call to pick-up at the Consolidated Car Rental Center.
Many companies provide taxicab service at San Diego International Airport. If you need a taxi, simply follow the signs leading to the 32.73184-117.197664Transportation Plaza. (updated Dec 2024). A Customer Service Representative will place you with the first available taxi, unless you specify a particular taxicab company. The guide below lists taxicab radio/dispatch services in San Diego. Call directly to find the taxicab service that best suits your needs. Please refer to a San Diego phone book yellow pages for a complete list of taxicab services.
You can take amtrak pacific surfliner as well (you can connect by taking the San Diego Flyer to Santa Fe Depot) to see great views of the west coast.
If you need to go to or from the San Diego Old Town Transit Center and San Diego International Airport, see the Get Around section. If you need to go to the Santa Fe Depot, then take Route 992 from any bus stop that specifies route 992, And get off at the Broadway & Kettner Bl stop which is a very short walk to the Santa Fe Depot train station. Regardless of which of the two train stations you need to be at you will be able to get on Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner route and can also get on North County Transit District's (NCTD) Coaster commuter rail service. If you need to catch the North County Transit District's light rail the Sprinter, Then get on the coaster at either Santa Fe Depot or Old Town Transit Center, and get off at the Oceanside Transit Center. If you are looking to catch the commuter rail that goes throughout Southern California the Metrolink then get on while at the Oceanside Transit Center as it is the only stop within San Diego County.
You can take the coaster train to see more great views of the west coast.
If you plan on arriving at or leaving the airport by a ride share service then please note as of August 2024 the only companies who are permitted to operate at the airport are Lyft, Opoli, Uber, and Wingz. You will be able to be picked up by following the signs that lead to the transportation plaza.
Getting to the San Diego Airport by foot is easier than you probably think it is. There is a shared path for bicyclists and pedestrians separated from vehicle traffic connects the airport to Little Italy and Downtown San Diego to the East, and to Liberty Station and Point Loma to the west. There is also a scenic path between the San Diego Bay waterfront and North Harbor Drive and passes through the Spanish Landing Park. In North Harbor drives there will be crosswalks which will safely allow pedestrians to safely cross North Harbor Drive to reach the airport. You can use those crosswalks to get to the car rental center, or terminal 2. Once your at the airport, pedestrian walkways connect terminal 1 and 2.
Getting to the airport by bike, is pretty much the same as it is by foot, There is a shared path for bicyclists and pedestrians separated from vehicle traffic connects the airport to Little Italy and Downtown San Diego to the East, and to Liberty Station and Point Loma to the west. There is also a scenic path between the San Diego Bay waterfront and North Harbor Drive and passes through the Spanish Landing Park. In North Harbor drives there will be crosswalks which will safely allow pedestrians to safely cross North Harbor Drive to reach the airport. You can use those crosswalks to get to the car rental center, or terminal 2. Once your at the airport cyclists should exercise caution traveling along the airport roadways in front of terminals. When your on the sidewalk you should walk your bike to a bike locker. Bicycle lockers have been installed by the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) at the airport. The lockers are on a first come, first serve basis. Using the bike lockers are free, But you will need to give them a refundable $25 deposit and you will need to sign up in advance here. You will find the bike lockers in well lit areas near the terminal buildings.
You will be able to find bicycle lockers
West of the Terminal 2 East escalators, along the ground transportation island fence line (able to park up to 4 bikes)
South of the pet relief area at Terminal 2 West, adjacent to northeast corner of NTC parking lot (4 bikes)
San Diego International Airport has 3 free shuttles.
Rental Car Shuttle, Operates 24 hours a day 7 days a week that takes people to and from terminals and the rental car center.
San Diego Flyer, If you need to go to the Old Town Transit Center, Take the San Diego flyer between 4:45AM-12:30AM. Look for San Diego Flyer signs in the ground transportation areas as they are the pick up and drop off locations for both terminal 1 and terminal 2.
Terminal Loop Shuttle, If you find yourself in the wrong terminal, or you landed in one terminal, and the flight to your destination is in the other terminal, you can take the Terminal Loop Shuttle which runs from 6AM–11PM, All you have to do is go to the curbside in front of the terminal 2 baggage claim, and look for the MTS bus stop, which is where you will catch the terminal loop shuttle. Pickup is every 10 minutes. As this is the same bus stop for the MTS Bus Stop route 992, Please make sure you catch the terminal loop shuttle and not the MTS Bus because the MTS Bus will be more expensive, crowded, and will most likely take longer to get to the other terminal.
Recline, rest, and take it easy before your flight at an airline lounge or day spa. Whether you’re looking for a quick chair massage, luxurious table massage, manicure, or pedicure, SAN has plenty of options to help you enjoy a moment of calm
Here is an example of airport art you might see at San Diego International Airport. In this case San Diego City College shuttle bus wrap designs. Aspire Lounge. The array of amenities at Airspace Lounge SAN includes food and beverage service along with a full bar, restrooms, shower, and a large seating area. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73228-117.201491Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2, Gate 23). (updated Feb 2024)
32.73194-117.20192Aspire Lounge (Terminal 2, Gate 33). (updated Feb 2024)
Be Relax Spa. Relaxation & beauty services, travel accessories, and gifts. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73348-117.201113Be Relax Spa (Terminal 2, Gate 27). (updated Feb 2024)
32.73243-117.203794Be Relax Spa (Terminal 2, Gate 36). (updated Feb 2024)
32.7315-117.200167United Service Organizations (USO) (Terminal 2, Gate Parking Lot), ☏ +1 619 296 3192. M-F 6AM–10PM. Sa,Su 8AM–5PM. Lounge area for military personnel and their families transiting into and out of the area. Be prepared to show military ID (or orders for USMC recruits going to USMCRD) to access the facilities. Government chartered shuttles and buses pick-up from here. (updated Feb 2024)
If you would like to look at airport art, please visit arts.san.org to find out what art if any will be at the airport when your there. One other thing to mention is that there is a therapy dog that walks around through the airport along with a volunteer, the therapy dogs at the airport are known to calm down stressed passengers, or maybe you will see the dog and it will make your day. You can also ask the volunteer any questions you have about the airport.
Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, The restaurants here boast a selection of San Diego’s best flavors and brands. From healthy food to fast food, they have your airport dining covered.
32.73278-117.196231Bankers Hill Bar and Market (Gate 7), ☏ +1 619 231 0222. Su-F 6 AM–10:30 PM, Sa 6 AM–8:30 PM. Craft cocktails & snacks and food to go. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73267-117.196051Ciao Gourmet Market (Gate 4), ☏ +1 619 231 5100. Daily 5AM–9PM. Grab and go! Salads, sandwiches, fruit, yogurt parfaits, nuts and dried fruit, energy bars, chocolates, and beverages. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73272-117.196192The Counter: Custom Built Burgers (Gate 4), ☏ +1 858 668 9529. M, Th, F 5AM–9PM. Su, Tu, W 5AM–8:30PM. Sa 5AM–9PM. Custom-built burgers plus custom breakfast and espresso options. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73246-117.204448Asian Kitchen (Sunset Cove). Daily 9AM–9:30PM. Authentic Asian cuisine including Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean. (updated Aug 2024)
32.73246-117.204715Bubbles Seafood & Wine Bar (Sunset Cove), ☏ +1 619 231 5100. Daily 11AM–7PM. Fresh seafood small plates, beers, wines, champagnes and dessert. (updated Feb 2024)
32.7342-117.203988Beaudevin Wine & Tapas Bar (Gate 42), ☏ +1 619 231 5100. Daily 5AM–11:30PM. Wine selection from global brands with worldwide recognition to wines that are representative of the local and regional market, with small plates, sandwiches and salads. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73263-117.2040618Camden Food Co. (Gate 47). Daily 5AM–10PM. Salad bar, sandwiches, coffee, bakery, breakfast, snacks, healthy market. (updated Feb 2024)
32.7321-117.2038220PGA Tour Grill (Gate 36), ☏ +1 619 400 2404. Daily 6AM–10PM. Sit-down restaurant featuring sweeping murals of the famous Torrey Pines golf course, and heart-healthy entrees and golf-themed cocktails, as well as healthy breakfast options. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73391-117.2041221Phil's BBQ (Gate 46), ☏ +1 619 538 2353. Daily 11AM–10PM. BBQ for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73298-117.2039110Starbucks (Gate 37), ☏ +1 619 231 5100. Daily 4:30AM–10:30PM. A wide variety of exclusive espresso beverages, delicious pastries, sandwiches, salads, and the ability to customize your own unique coffee creation to create the perfect Starbucks experience. (updated Feb 2024)
32.7324-117.2040111Stone Brewing Company (Gate 36), ☏ +1 619 686 8533. Daily 6AM–10PM. San Diego craft beer with locally sourced cuisine open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73206-117.2054922Urban Crave (Gate 48), ☏ +1 619 400 2404. Daily 5AM–10:30PM. Burgers, sandwiches, American (New), full bar, breakfast. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73236-117.198166Tech On The Go (Pre-Security), ☏ +1 619 295 1807. Daily 6:30AM–3PM. Brand-name electronics, accessories, chargers, cameras, computer bags and accessories. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73247-117.204127Brookstone (Security Corridor). A nationwide specialty retailer, this Brookstone location offers an assortment of consumer products that are functional in purpose, distinctive in design and not widely available from other retailers. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73251-117.204298PGA Tour Shop (Security Corridor), ☏ +1 888 200 7428. Su 10AM–5PM, M-Th, Sa 10AM–8PM, F 9AM–8PM. Designed with integrity and care, the PGA TOUR Shops appeal not only to the golf enthusiast, but to the customer with the casual and leisurely lifestyle in mind. (updated Feb 2024)
32.72923-117.190929Sky Free Shop (Security Corridor). Duty free shopping with a curated selection of fragrances, handbags, cosmetics, and liquors. Sky Free Shop carries luxury brands including Mont Blanc, Chanel, Bvlgari, Hermès, Furla, Clinique, Estée Lauder, L’Oréal, Buchanan’s, Johnnie Walker, Jack Daniels, and many others. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73208-117.2047410Soundbalance (Security Corridor). Technology lifestyle store which presents travelers the unique opportunity to briefly leave the terminal behind and experience significant new technology advances in a Feng Shui setting. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73241-117.2041411Sunglass Hut (Security Corridor). Sunglasses are a must have, especially in San Diego when there is a high UV index. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73259-117.2042212Swarovski (Security Corridor). Crystal fashion jewelry, accessories and home décor objects. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73166-117.2008413CNBC Express (Pre-Security). This trusted name in news offers an innovative alternative to traditional newsstands, offering a broad range of popular newsstand items that include magazines and snacks, as well as interactive displays which feature CNBC original programming and the latest financial information. Although since this is express, it has less items, if you have enough time, and you want to see the CNBC store, go to gate 35. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73192-117.2040814Lindbergh Field News (Pre-Security). A San Diego-style travel convenience store and newsstand. (updated Feb 2024)
32.7317-117.2026815SANd News (Pre-Security). Representing sun-drenched-coastlines, salty air and clear, starry nights, SANd News will offer news and convenience items for every traveler. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73334-117.2010716InMotion Entertainment (Gate 26), ☏ +1 442 400 9893. Daily 5AM–11PM. Electronics for business and entertainment, Live demonstrations. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73328-117.2010917Old Town News & Market (Gate 26). Reading material, snacks & beverages, jewelry, talavera, trinkets. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73255-117.2011718U.S News & World Report (Gate 23), ☏ +1 619 253 1891. News, snacks, books, Samsonite luggage and accessories, electronics, See’s and Ghiradelli Candies. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73227-117.2036719CNBC News San Diego (Gate 35). This trusted name in news offers an innovative alternative to traditional newsstands, offering a broad range of popular newsstand items that include magazines and snacks, as well as interactive displays which feature CNBC original programming and the latest financial information. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73371-117.2041720Gaslamp Marketplace (Gate 46). Daily 5AM–7PM. Gaslamp MarketPlace brings the Gaslamp District to life, offering merchandise from top attractions like the Museum of Art, San Diego Zoo and Sea World. Souvenirs and gifts from San Diego and the region are the main attraction at Gaslamp MarketPlace. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73306-117.203921Hudson News (Gate 37). Travel essentials store. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73314-117.2039322Rip Curl (Gate 37). San Diego's chill vibe and surf culture comes to life at the airport. (updated Feb 2024)
32.73308-117.2038924Tech on the go (Gate 37). Brand-name electronics, accessories, chargers, cameras, computer bags and accessories. (updated Feb 2024)
San Diego Airport offers free wifi to all travelers in the airport under the name #SANfreewifi. Sessions are 2 hours, But if you need more time then simply log back into the wi-fi for another free 2 hours. Courtesy phones are located throughout the terminals. Complimentary local calls (area codes 619, 858, 760) are available at select locations. Long-distance phone cards are available to purchase in most Retail concessions. If you need to mail something, All three mailboxes at the airport are located curbside (outdoors). Mailboxes can be found in front of the Commuter Terminal, at Terminal 1 at the Airport Loop, and at Terminal 2 near American Airlines curbside check-in. There are no charging stations but you can buy a portable, refillable charging unit in either terminal from Fuel Rod for $25.
ATMS are located on the departure and arrival levels in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, and the Rental Car Center, at SAN. Please refer to the in-terminal Directory for locations.
San Diego Airport does not have currency exchange. If you are an international traveler going to San Diego then please contact your bank for information on how to exchange your local currency for US Dollars.
Luggage carts are provided by SmartCarte for $6.00 per cart. Cash, credit and debit cards are accepted. Free for arriving passengers in the International Arrivals area. Cart racks are located in airport parking lots, Terminal 2 upper-level curbside check-in, near terminal entrance doors, and in the baggage claim areas.
Due to TSA regulations, the San Diego International Airport has made the decision to suspend all lockers and storage units. It may be possible to check in early with your airline. Please see the ticket agent when you arrive.
Brochures, maps and visitor guides are available at self-service display racks located near the Information Desks and baggage claim areas. Information covers San Diego metro, San Diego County, Los Angeles, Northern California, and Western States.
If you need to call the police, the San Diego International Airport is served by the San Diego Harbor Police. If you need to call them for a non-emergency, please call ☏ +1 619 686 6272. If you need to call them for an emergency then call ☏ +1 619 686 6272 , ☏ +1 619 223 1133, or 911. If you need the San Diego Fire Department for an emergency, then please call 911, If you need them for anything else from them then please call ☏ +1 619 533 4300.
If you have a long layover and would like to leave the airport, You can refer to the By bus or By trolley subsections in the ground transportation section on how to get out of the airport. You can also check out the MTS Trip Planner to find out the best way to get around San Diego from the airport to wherever you want to go.
Balboa-Hillcrest - Balboa is a massive urban parkland in the city's heart, home to many museums and the renowned San Diego Zoo. Next door is Hillcrest, a trendy urban neighborhood.
Downtown San Diego - A hub of business and nightlife on the bay, downtown has many tourist attractions among its gleaming office and hotel towers. Also home to the Gaslamp Quarter and Petco Park. It is connected from the airport by the SDMTS 992 bus.
La Jolla - An upscale beach community, it features some of the most picturesque coastline and lovely beaches around, an exceptional aquarium, and the University of California at San Diego (UCSD).
Mission Beach-Pacific Beach - Two popular beach communities with plenty of shops, restaurants, and nightlife, alongside a man-made inlet that is home to Sea World. Mission Bay park is the largest water-based city park in the nation.
North San Diego - A large region of the city composed of many suburban neighborhoods stretching far inland to the hills of the north, with a few scattered tourist attractions, including the popular Safari Park.
Old Town-Mission Valley is a popular tourist district of historic buildings including California's first Spanish settlement and Mexican-themed shops and restaurants sitting at the foot of Mission Valley, a major commercial center lining the San Diego River that is home to several shopping centers, Snapdragon Stadium, and the Mission San Diego de Alcalá, the oldest of the California missions. The birthplace of San Diego is connected from the airport by the San Diego Flyer shuttle that goes to the Old Town Transit Center
Point-Loma-Ocean Beach - A scenic peninsula curving around the bay, this area offers gorgeous views of San Diego, beautiful coastline, and quiet, laid-back beach neighborhoods.
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