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I don't think it's unimpressive. It's no less impressive than a lot of major airports like O'Hare. I do agree that it's smaller, at least in length, than a lot of other bigger airports - or even the current airport, though.
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I heard a rumor that the new airport is going to be developing a hotel on site. Not sure if this has been discussed but that looks to be part of their future expansion plans.
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Honestly, I would love for a hotel to be actually built above one of the terminals, like future terminal 3. Have a hotel built above it so that travelers to would stay at the hotel wouldn't need to leave the airport to get to the airport. |
Denver has one, though the design is disappointing.
https://www.flydenver.com/sites/defa...eader_New2.jpg I'm not sure if this is one on top of Sea-Tac. It looks more like office, but I could be wrong. https://www.djc.com/stories/images/2...ourseA_big.jpg |
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So this discussion has come up again:
Opinion - A name to match the new airport’s grandeur — Jake Garn https://www.deseret.com/opinion/2020...ning-jake-garn How about they name the new terminal after Jake Garn instead of the whole airport? Denver has the Jeppesen Terminal. Reading about Mr. Jeppesen on Wikipedia, the funny thing is that he apparently founded his eponymous aviation company in Salt Lake City (TIL). Pretty cool little piece of aviation history: Quote:
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Moving cars from the old to the new garage?
I read on the Airport's website this morning, on one of the PDF documents they have up that show the new road configuration, that they will be relocating all cars that are in the old parking garage to the new parking garage.
Is the airport going to have all the cars that are in the old garage tonight towed to the new garage? I'm sure it wouldn't be that many, but surprised they'd simply not let the garage empty over the next few days as people return home. |
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Does anyone know how many underground tunnels there will be when the entire airport is done (after phase 2)? I thought I read somewhere that the current tunnel connecting the north and south concourses is temporary. Is that true? I also heard someone say that there will ultimately be 3 tunnels (west, mid, and east). Is there a blueprint somewhere that shows the final design?
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Once a 3rd Terminal is added in the future, they will add train service to the main tunnel. |
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Wow! Train service. OK well that makes sense. Now all the differing and seemingly contradictory things I've been hearing are all coming together. |
I wonder why they would close the east and west tunnels to the public after the central tunnel upgrade? From what I understand, the two tunnels will have moving walk ways and some unique art along their walls. And I know this is hopefully a very temporary concern - but it is much easier to social distance on a moving walkway than in a train.
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There is a moving walkway in the west tunnel- you can see it in this picture from the Deseret News: https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/MrTt...in_2828443.jpg Here is some additional information about the central tunnel and its art project, which will be a sort of continuation of the canyon in the terminal: https://gordonhuether.com/river-tunnel/ https://gordonhuether.com/wp-content...er-Tunnel.jpeg And some additional info. from the "New SLC Fact Sheet" on the airport's website: Tunnel (Mid-Concourse): Area 41,454 sq. ft. 990 ft. long Cost - $19,258,976 to connect Built in 2004 Tunnel (Central): Area 106,140 sq. ft. 990 ft. long Cost - $120,390,252 Designed to hold a future tram for access to a third concourse. |
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