Getting in and out of San Diego International Airport is about to get more difficult. Construction on Terminal 1 will hold up parking shortly after the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
"We expect an increased number of passengers beginning as early as Memorial Day weekend," said Kimberly Becker, authority president and CEO."We are ready to welcome all who will be traveling during the summer months.
"However, construction has started on the New T1 which is the replacement of the current Terminal 1," she said."Passengers should plan ahead and expect that construction and lack of on-site parking will create delays whether traveling to or from either of the terminals at SAN. We understand that construction can be an inconvenience, but we promise the result will be worth it."
Some of the authority's suggestions include making parking reservations ahead of time at www.san.org/Parking, using public transportation including the free last-mile San Diego Flyer shuttle or getting picked up or dropped off.Tags
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