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Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)
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Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, Kenner
"The best drinks are at Bar Sazerac at Concourse B."(25 Tips)
"Terminal D is really nice and Wow Cafe has a great veggie burger."(21 Tips)
"GET S LUCKY DOG YUMMY"(13 Tips)
"Amazing bloody served on concourse D"(18 Tips)
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Lauren TolbertMay 9, 2018Very Spacious airport. Check in and security are a breeze. Bag claim on ground floor. Rental Cars are in a separate part of a terminal, and has a golf car to take you there if you can't make the walk.Upvoted 1 week ago
Ollie MartinMay 11, 2013James Bond arrives here from the fictitious island of "San Monique" and is picked up by one of Kananga's henchmen along with Solitaire in Live and Let Die (1973).
Upvoted 2 weeks ago
Patrick ClarkFebruary 21, 2014If more than two people, and going downtown, taxis are cheaper than the shuttles. Cabs are flat $33 each way (for 1 or 2 people or $14 pp if 3 or more). Shuttle $38 pp and need to pay in advance.Upvoted 1 week ago
Charles EdgeJanuary 10, 2012Redefining "crappy airport!" but grab some crawfish while you're here!Upvoted Nov 19
Chris IoannouNovember 14, 2017A medium size airport with few shops and facilities. It is amazing though that a small jazz band is playing live close to the entrance.
Erik RowleyFebruary 1, 2015Not the greatest airport in the world, but with so much to do and see in NOLA who cares, so long as there's water to hydrate from Bourbon street. The Jazz band greeting was a cool perk =)
Jim BaileyMarch 1, 2016Small but clean older airport with everything you would need. Rental Car is a little walk but they have carts available if you need help.
Newly remodeled, better to navigate through and new Shuttle Service available to New Orleans hotels and destinations for Flat Rate of $24 and $44 Roundtrip and it runs every 30min.
Meaghan BrophyOctober 31, 2021Take a taxi instead of Uber if heading into the French Quarter. Taxis are a flat rate- $36 for up to 2 people. If more than 2, it’s $15 per person. Ubers we’re literally over $80 one way.
The new terminal looks great but they messed up getting a rental car. Add a good 30 minutes to get to and from terminal. Huge pain and fail NOLA.
Kimmie OhhJune 5, 2022Some food options are Shake Shack (burgers), Café du Monde (coffee, beignets) Leah’s Kitchen (fried chicken), Dook’s (burgers), Angelo Brocato (gelato & pastries), MoPho (creole/Vietnamese fusion).
Be here early... not because of security checkpoint. It's actually been on of the smoothest operating I've been in. No, you want to make sure you've got plenty of time for drinks and Lucky Dogs
Mike BassMay 27, 2013Concourse C includes a Smoothie King, Lucky Dog stand, PJ's coffee (with pizza) and a Copeland's Gourmet Kitchen (sandwiches, Cajun food), plus Atrium Lounge bar.
Emily WoodMarch 3, 2012The airport shuttle is an affordable way to get to downtown and the FQ. Sometimes the driver will give an informal narrated tour on the way into town!
The renovations at Louis Armstrong Airport look really great but that doesn't change the fact that we all die alone.
Elton PintoSeptember 5, 2017If you have more than two people in your group, uber is likely cheaper. For 1-2 people it's only $36 to downtown but for more its $15 per person! Uber X or Uber XL cheaper.
Vincent ChesneyFebruary 19, 2023Plenty of famous New Orleans restaurants have a space so you can get that one last taste of the Crescent City…or take it home with you!
David EldridgeMay 19, 2014Swing by Customer Relations outside of Concourse C (next to statue of Louie A.) for a free luggage tag. It's a pretty nice one.
Rental car facility has moved! If you have lots of luggage, get a cart. It's a hike!
Kevin MacMarch 20, 2013Dooky Chase restaurant is new in airport and delicious. West End Beignets right next door too!
Clif CameronDecember 9, 2019If you rent a car be ready for a 20 minute drive all the way around the airport. Crazy.
AKBAugust 22, 2018Occasionally the parking completely fills up. It happened to us once and we had to leave our car at a tire shop and pay them to watch it. Be prepared.
If you’re riding the shuttle from the rental place get here early.
If you want Dunkin Donuts it's before security in the terminal for Southwest. If you are on united or delta you have to walk to your right. More shops and food that way anyway.
Beware. The new rental car facility is about a mile away from the ticketing counters and baggage claim. Bring your walking shoes.- This airport is small enough that if you have enough time, you can walk around without worrying about rushing. The best drinks are at Bar Sazerac at Concourse B.
Spar TecAugust 9, 2013If you're renting a car, be prepared for a HIKE to the rental car center. There is no a rental car shuttle nor tram. Closer to terminal D; much further away from terminal A/B (Southwest @ AirTran).
Nice and new! Lots of good restaurants past security. Easy to get a shared ride unlike some airports. It’s gotten fancy!
Katy SouzaJune 28, 2018Free wi-fi, few options of food and drink, however is small. So it’s possible to do quickly the checking and get the flight
Looking for breakfast? Go to Legends for a egg and cheese Po' boy - the sausage is spicy! Legends is by concourse D *before* you go through security.
Taiyyib ChoudhryDecember 7, 2018Small enough airport for quick entry and exit. Rental car building is conveniently joined a walking distance away from the terminal. TSA-pre lane is hidden with minimal signage so you might miss it.
There's a 'tavern' on D and some cheesecake scoop place at the very end that has some pretty fresh/healthier options to couple with the bar smack in the center of the pod :)
John HaberlandJune 10, 2013If you're flying out of New Orleans from Concourse B, note the only real place to get a drink is Zatarain's Kitchen and there's usually a line to get in. Best to find something outside of security.
Erika TaitMarch 14, 2022Only Restaraunt open after 6m on the C Concourse is the Old College Inn. Every place else that sells@food closes by 6pm (or earlier).
The new airport is incredible. Checkin is on 3rd floor,security on 2nd, and baggageeclaim on 1st. Download themyTSA app to check security wait times.- DoubleDeuceSeptember 7, 2018A well-organized and efficient airport. But no one "toots their own horn" like you might think, based on the name.
- The new airport is incredible. Checkin is on 3rd floor, security on 2nd, and baggage claim on 1st. Download the myTSA app to check security wait times.
Patricia NguyenJune 2, 2013Lobby of terminal d has some nice lounge chairs if you want to kick back and take a nap. It's before security
I usually only park at the airport long term lot, but decided to try Park & Fly. Not only was it $5 per day less, coupled with an AAA discount, I saved about $30 on my entire trip. I will still park
ᴡ GonzalezJune 26, 2016The airport needs more food options. For example, I am a vegetarian, and I went restaurant by restaurant and could not eat anything but Nachos. Few shopping options too.- The security lines move well and it is a busy and congested walk to the gates. A bit further than old airport but plenty of locations to work, eat, and drink.
If you have a morning flight, get the breakfast burrito at LP Bistro. Overstuffed yet equal parts breakfast and lunch in one.- Ticketing is on the top floor so be ready to have a walk if you arrive on a parking bus.
Brian KingFebruary 2, 2013Dooky Chase's (outside security) might be the best airport restaurant I've ever had. Great cajun dishes at non-airport prices. Don't miss it!
Justin LisenbyJuly 26, 2023Nice airport. Lots of good places to eat and snack. Much bigger than I imagined it would be.
Racky RossJuly 25, 2015Wi-fi is definitely better than any new york airport! Love the laid back atmosphere, it's helping me recover from my hangover.
Eric OJanuary 28, 2016Be sure to find the giant statue of Louis Armstrong, famous jazz trumpeter and New Orleans International Airport namesake!
Minimal amount of food options past security, don't even get me started on the lack of healthy options. I'm surprised the planes are able to take off after passengers load up on Popeyes.
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Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)
1 Terminal Dr (at Bainbridge St)
Kenner, LA 70062
United States
Kenner, LA 70062
United States
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) is the gateway to one of the most exciting cities in the world – New Orleans, legendary for its history, food and good times.
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