Denver International Airport Terminal Map (2025-2024)
Use this Denver International Airport Terminal Map to find your way through the wide Jeppesen Terminal and its three concourses.
Denver International Airport (DEN) operates a single main terminal linked to Concourses A, B, and C by the underground train known as the Automated Guideway Transit System, so transfers are quick and secure airside. Look for “Train to Gates” signs and follow “Baggage Claim” or “Ground Transport” arrows when exiting the Arrivals Level.
The map highlights gates, security points, and ground transport areas across all concourses. Plan ahead—Arrivals are on Level 5, Departures on Level 6—so you can move smoothly between check-in, security, and your gate.
Denver International Airport Terminal Map 2025
In 2025, Denver International Airport permanently closed the South Security checkpoint, redirecting travelers to the new West and East Security areas, with the East opening 17 lanes on the same day.
The A-Bridge walkway reopened for pedestrian access to Concourse A, though no longer serving as a checkpoint. Eight additional security lanes were introduced on Level 5 to expand international connectivity.
Dining changes included the closure of Boulder Beer and Subway, while Caribou and Kabod Coffee remain. The onsite Red Eye Ferris wheel debuted for plane spotting and events.
Denver International Airport Terminal Airlines Location Map 2025
In 2025, Denver International Airport relocated 24 airline check-in and bag drop-off counters from Level 6 to temporary operations on Level 5, with the move staged between April and June and lasting through mid-2027.
The affected counters were located at the south ends of both the east and west sides of Jeppesen Terminal. United Airlines on Terminal West, along with Southwest Airlines and Frontier Airlines on Terminal East, retained their existing Level 6 check-in locations.
Printable Denver International Airport Terminal Map 2025
Denver International Airport Terminal Map 2024
Denver International Airport Terminal Jeppesen Map 2024
Denver International Airport Terminal Jeppesen 5 Map
Denver International Airport Terminal Jeppesen 6 Map
Denver International Airport Terminal A Map
Denver International Airport Terminal B Map
Denver International Airport Terminal C Map
Denver International Airport Terminal Parking Map 2024
Printable Denver International Airport Terminal Map PDF 2024
FAQ
Is Denver the biggest airport in the country?
Denver International Airport is the largest airport in the United States by land area, covering 33,531 acres. While it ranks among the top five for passenger traffic, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport remains the busiest by number of passengers.
What is the difference between DIA and DEN airport?
The main difference between DIA and DEN airport is the naming convention. DIA stands for Denver International Airport, while DEN is the official airport code assigned by the IATA. Both refer to the same airport in Denver, Colorado.
How early should you get to Denver airport?
Arrive at Denver International Airport at least 2 hours before a domestic flight and 3 hours before an international flight. This allows enough time for check-in, security screening, and travel to the departure gate via the airport train system.
What’s beneath Denver airport?
Beneath Denver International Airport are service tunnels, baggage systems, and utility corridors used for airport operations. Conspiracy theories claim secret bunkers or underground bases, but no credible evidence supports these claims.
