All You Need to Know About Southwest Airlines Terminals at Denver Airport

Want information on Southwest Terminals at Denver Airport? You have come to the right spot. Find directions to Airlines’ gates, check-in, and baggage claim. Also, get a complete guide on Southwest arrivals/departures and other details. Keep reading to prepare yourself for trouble-free air travel

What Terminal is Southwest Airlines at Denver Airport?

• Concourse C

All Southwest Airlines gates are on the concourse C of Denver Airport. To reach there, take an underground transportation train from Jeppesen Terminal.

Southwest Airlines occupies 38 out of 49 gates on Concourse C.

Tip – Read my article on Denver Airport food and restaurants. Find a place to eat on Concourse C, near your Southwest Airlines gate.

Southwest Terminal Denver Airport Directions –

Below are the exact locations of Southwest Airlines services at DIA Airport –

Further in this article, I have discussed all the services in detail.

Southwest Terminal Denver Airport Pick Up

Like any airline at DIA, all passenger pickups are from Jeppesen Terminal, level 4, both East and West side. Passengers can reach level 4 via ground transportation, elevator, and stairs.

Note that there are no amenities on level 4 except a few vending machines near all doors.

Southwest Airlines Check-In Counters at DIA

Southwest Airlines has two check-in counters and two curbside check-in counters. Both are on the Jeppesen Terminal level 5 and 6.

Enter from door 607 or 609 on level 6, and two check-in counters will be in front of you.

While one curbside check-in counter is on level 5, and the other is on level 6. Both are right on the road, between the entry/exit doors.

For example, on level 5, the check-in counter is between the doors 513 and 515. From thereon, head into the terminal via the nearest door. Level 6, the curbside counter is between the doors 613 and 615.

Where are the baggage claim counters for Southwest Airlines at Denver Airport?

Southwest Airlines has two baggage services on level 5 of Jeppesen Terminal. They are both next to one other on the east side.

You can check your bags at the counters four hours ahead of the flight. First, there is a physical inspection by the TSA official. From thereon, you can either wait at the Jeppesen Terminal or Concourse C.

Southwest Airlines Baggage Claim Policy

Here are some crucial rules stated by Southwest Airlines in their baggage claim policy.

• Any checked bags weighing above 50 pounds are excess baggage. Thus, you will pay extra charges.
• For international flights, check bags at the Baggage services 60 minutes before the flight.
• Lithium batteries, e-cigarettes, and lights should not be in your bags.

Southwest Airlines Arrivals and Departures at Denver Airport

Southwest operates domestic and international flights daily from Denver Airport. Our flight status software will help you navigate all Southwest Airlines arrivals and departures. Moreover, we provide information such as flight number, origin, and estimated arrivals/departures.

There is one more alternative, which is the official website. Flydenver.com is a great platform to navigate Southwest Airlines flight status. Use the provided filters to enhance your search and even track your flights.

Things to do at Southwest Terminal Denver Airport

Now that you know all the locations, we will discuss what you can do at the Southwest Terminal Denver.

After the baggage check-in, head to Concourse C, where all the Southwest Airlines gates are. This concourse has some impeccable avenues, including restaurants and lounges.

But, compared to Concourse A and B, C has fewer amenities. But do not worry; I will give you some tips on how to kill time before your flight.

If you have taken ground transportation, you will first reach level 1. Take an elevator to level 2, the main level with all the airline’s gates and restaurants.

Here are the amenities on offer at Level 2 –

Restaurants

Savor your meal away from the busy airport terminals at establishments ranging from upscale dining selections to quick food franchises.

Lounges

There are two lounges on Concourse C: Admirals Club and Centurion Club. Admirals Club is an American Airlines lounge – so you may not have access if flying Southwest Airlines. Whereas the Centurion is a non-airline lounge—all you need is an AMEX Card to gain access.

Hot Tip – Read my article on Denver Airport Lounges for a detailed guide.

Art Chronicles

Concourse C has seven art chronicles spread all across. All are quite interesting and are open 24/7. You can relish the images and read their backgrounds.

Rest Area

Concourse C has curved-shaped couches near the gates C26-28. But, on a busy day, it may be difficult to find an idle couch. And I have also heard that the couches are not that comfortable.

Charging Stations

Charge your devices before or after your flight. Concourse C has approximately 15 charging stations with ample power voltage.

Note: There is an art gallery on the Mezzanine, level 3. Take stairs or escalators from level 2 to reach the gallery.

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