The first thing you’ll notice is the sheer proximity. We’re talking a one-minute covered walkway to the terminal. That’s less time than it takes to find your passport in your bag. You can literally park, grab your suitcase, and be checking in before your Lyft driver has even finished their cigarette.
This is not the kind of parking where you need a GPS and a packed lunch. The layout is intuitive, with wide bays that seem to whisper, “No, you won’t ding the Audi next to you.” It’s a small miracle of modern civil engineering—or perhaps just a very good architect who also hates parallel parking.
