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Folks in this lane won’t have to wait behind travelers who need more security bins to get through security.

If you’re a standard traveler but are only travelling with one bag, such as a backpack, briefcase, or purse, you can head to a designated “Travel-Lite Lane” at the North Checkpoint.

If you’re a Premium/Premier Traveler, there’s a designated line for you at the west side of the North Checkpoint.

If you have TSA PreCheck and you’re a Clear Customer, there’s a separate designated line for you on the east side of the North Checkpoint.

10, Pre-Check will only be available at the North Checkpoint.

2, DIA will begin moving PreCheck lanes to the North Checkpoint, and by Nov. If you have TSA PreCheck, you should head to North Security after check in.The North Security Checkpoint will operate as a sort of express lane for members of expedited screening programs, as well as for standard travelers with fewer bags. DIA will be splitting different traveler groups across the checkpoints to improve flow through the terminal during busy travel periods. The airport has three security locations: the North and South Security Checkpoints on Level 5, and the A-Bridge Security Checkpoint on Level 6. Perhaps the biggest change is a reconfiguration of DIA’s security checkpoints. When returning to your car, you can pick up the shuttle at the stop on the East side, Level 5, Island 3 by calling the pickup number, 30. If you plan to use the Pikes Peak shuttle from the lot, plan to get to DIA 30 minutes earlier so you have time to get to the terminal. to 5 p.m., though the shuttle will run throughout the week to take travelers to and from their cars. You can park in the lot Fridays from 7 a.m. To accommodate surges in passengers, DIA will temporarily open the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot, but only on the weekends.

To make it easier for these travelers to get from ticketing to security, DIA will remove dividing walls on level 6 both indoors and on the curb. Both will be staged on the west side of level 6. Now, you’ll be able to move between north and south freely to get to the right security checkpoint.ĭIA will also add a new ticketing kiosk and bag drop area for Southwest passengers on Nov. Historically, there’s been a wall on level 5 of the Jeppesen Terminal effectively creating a barrier between the North and South checkpoints. Some of that has materialized into headline-grabbingly long lines to pass through security.īut on Thursday, DIA announced it’s made some changes to help speed up the check-in process during the holidays. This holiday season promises to be a busy one for DIA, which recently reported s truggling with capacity limits and labor shortages across its departments.