I never found that an issue either. In the Int'l Terminal, moving walkways are right after the security check point. The end of the moving walkway is the foodcourt/river/aquarium area, and after that, are more moving walkways.
I've never been passed the international security. But I used to use trans-border quite frequently before deciding to just fly out of sea-tac and I noticed they only had like 1 moving sidewalk.
I've never been passed the international security. But I used to use trans-border quite frequently before deciding to just fly out of sea-tac and I noticed they only had like 1 moving sidewalk.
The transborder side has much fewer, and fewer stores. That side of the airport is... well... not really cared for as much =) Not to worry, once the new transborder terminal opens up, that side of the airport will be much better.
The transborder side has much fewer, and fewer stores. That side of the airport is... well... not really cared for as much =) Not to worry, once the new transborder terminal opens up, that side of the airport will be much better.
About when is the new transborder terminal sceduled to open? Has any preliminary work started on it yet?
they have a nice new moving sidewalk you can watch from the eats area in the domestic terminal - its funny sometimes people don't realize they are on display as you watch them standing there oblivoiously going by
Well, now what was the A&W and Tim Hortons are wrapped up with big plastic and a sign pointing towards the food court, with the logos of each of the places. I guess I notice big shiny things
That comment deserves its own thread alone. I will keep my comment short and simple. Government services are not free. We currently have a provincial deficit. We can either keep that and make our children, grandchildren, and likely ourselves pay for it later, or we can pay for it now by raising taxes or cutting services. Which do you prefer?
That comment deserves its own thread alone. I will keep my comment short and simple. Government services are not free. We currently have a provincial deficit. We can either keep that and make our children, grandchildren, and likely ourselves pay for it later, or we can pay for it now by raising taxes or cutting services. Which do you prefer?
I "prefer" not to be lied to by my elected representatives.
Air travellers already pay horrendous fees and taxes in Canada.
I took this picture a few weeks ago coming back to Vancouver.
They were just finishing up the wall.
I hop ethey come up with some kind of system for maintainence. It seems like it would kind of defeat the purpose to build this beautiful wall and then park a massive orange scissor lift in front of it so the gardeners can do their pruning.
I hop ethey come up with some kind of system for maintainence. It seems like it would kind of defeat the purpose to build this beautiful wall and then park a massive orange scissor lift in front of it so the gardeners can do their pruning.
They aren't pruning.
The plant on the walls don't look like they grow that large. I'm sure that was thought of.
I hop ethey come up with some kind of system for maintainence. It seems like it would kind of defeat the purpose to build this beautiful wall and then park a massive orange scissor lift in front of it so the gardeners can do their pruning.
Something tells me that the professionals they hired to design the wall did not choose bamboo and other plants that grow wildly out of control.
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I guess it takes me awhile to notice things.
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