Earplugs or noise cancelling headphones and some kind of cushion are definite assets for the weary. It would seem that the airport is, as a whole, uncomfortable and loud. Mexico City Airport doesn’t receive great reviews from travellers who try to sleep there. See Airport Lounges in the guide below for locations and access information. For those looking for a little extra comfort, there are first class lounges that economy class passengers can pay to access. Both terminals have a decent range of shopping and dining options, with a number of 24-hour options located throughout. If you have checked luggage or no proof of onward travel, you must pay to use the bus or other ground transportation.

Train passengers must have a valid ticket and carry-on luggage only. The terminals are approximately 3km apart, and are connected by a free train, and a fare-charging bus. T2 is newer than T1, and houses all AeroMexico and most Star Alliance airlines. Mexico City Airport (code: MEX) consists of two terminals (T1 and T2).

To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at Mexico City International Airport. – a traveller (July 2022) MEX Airport Overview No sleeping allowed, airport security regularly patrols the entire airport and will kick the feet of anyone who is sleeping.

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