Plan Ahead for Major Construction at SAN Terminal 1 in Early June

 Main building is on the best way for San Diego Worldwide Airport in entrance of Terminal 1 starting June 5 and lengthening via the top of 2024, prompting officers to induce passengers to plan forward for attending to and from the terminal.

Parking might be considerably decreased this summer season. The Terminal 1 lot will near incoming visitors on June 5 and all vehicles remaining within the lot might want to exit by June 14, in accordance with the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. As of June 15, the Terminal 1 car parking zone might be completely closed.

Additionally on June 15, the pedestrian bridge in entrance of Terminal 1 that at present takes pedestrians to the T1 car parking zone and to the bottom transportation island will shut completely and get replaced by a brand new crosswalk in entrance of Terminal 1.

The work will make manner for a brand new Terminal 1 Parking Plaza anticipated to open late 2024, in addition to a brand new on-airport roadway that can divert westbound visitors from Harbor Drive onto the airport property.

“We count on an elevated variety of passengers starting as early as Memorial Day weekend,” mentioned Kimberly Becker, authority president and CEO. “We’re able to welcome all who might be touring in the course of the summer season months.

“Nonetheless, building has began on the New T1 which is the alternative of the present Terminal 1,” she mentioned. “Passengers ought to plan forward and count on that building and lack of on-site parking will create delays whether or not touring to or from both of the terminals at SAN. We perceive that building will be an inconvenience, however we promise the end result might be price it.”

Among the authority’s solutions embrace making parking reservations forward of time at www.san.org/Parking, utilizing public transportation together with the free last-mile San Diego Flyer shuttle or getting picked up or dropped off.

Starting in early July, passengers can count on extra building impacts on the terminal.

–Metropolis Information Service