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🚆 Trains at Denver International Airport (DEN)
Quick answers about the airport train
- ⏱️ How often does it run? Every 15 minutes during peak hours (5:12 am – 7:27 pm), every 30 minutes overnight.
- 🧳 Is it luggage-friendly? Yes, trains have level boarding, overhead racks and luggage towers.
- 📍 Where is the station? Level 1 of the Transit Center, south of the terminal, next to the Westin Hotel.
- 💲 How much does it cost? USD 10.00 for a full-day pass with unlimited rides across the RTD network.
- 📲 Can I pay via app? Yes, via MyRide mobile app.
- 🌆 Where does it go? It ends at Union Station downtown, with multiple stops in between.
- 🧼 Safe and clean? Generally yes, with good signage, lighting, and regular cleaning.
The A Line, operated by RTD, directly connects the airport with Union Station in downtown Denver. It is a reliable and affordable option for those who wish to avoid traffic or the cost of a private transfer.
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📍 Station location
The airport train station is located on Level 1 of the DEN Transit Center, next to the Westin Hotel. It can be accessed from the south end of the Jeppesen Terminal by taking the escalators or the elevator down.
⏱️ Frequency and duration
Trains operate with the following frequency:
- Every 15 minutes between 5:12 am and 7:27 pm.
- Every 30 minutes between 7:27 pm and 5:12 am.
The full trip from the airport to Union Station takes approximately 35–40 minutes.
🗺️ Stops on the A Line
- Denver Airport
- 61st & Peña
- 40th Ave & Airport Blvd–Gateway Park
- Peoria
- Central Park
- 40th & Colorado
- 38th & Blake
- Union Station
💲 Fares and payment methods
The day pass costs USD 10.00 and includes unlimited rides on the A Line and throughout the RTD Light Rail system for the day.
Tickets available at:
- Ticket vending machines at each station
- RTD information desk at the airport
- Official MyRide app
⭐ User experience
Many travelers appreciate the punctuality, easy access with luggage, and savings compared to taxis. The system is generally clean, safe, and clearly signposted. Some users recommend avoiding rush hours if traveling with a lot of luggage due to the number of local passengers.
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