Denver Airport (DEN) | Concourse C

Overview

Concourse C is the last of Denver International Airport's three concourses. This concourse is utilized by Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Delta Airlines, and many other major airlines. Passengers arriving at Concourse C or departing from C will need to take the train from the main terminal to access the gates (which takes under ten minutes). The guide below will cover everything you need to know about DEN Concourse C.

Where Can I Eat and Drink at DEN Concourse C?

Grab a hearty bite to eat at Timberline Steaks & Grill, located in the center of Concourse C. This popular restaurant's menu consists of USDA prime steaks, buffalo burgers, and other unique options inside the log cabin atmosphere. You can also browse the Say Si! Bon marketplace for grab-n-go items such as pre-packaged salads, sandwiches, and snacks. For a sweet treat, check out the Little Ice Cream Man stand located between Gates C26 and C27.

What Can I Buy at DEN Concourse C?

Shopping at DEN Concourse C is fun for passengers of all ages. For the kiddos, stop by the Toy Tech store in the center of the concourse. This store sells lots of fun STEM toys, learning toys, and more to keep your children occupied as you travel. If you're shopping for other child or baby needs, the Fly Fly Baby kiosk is also available.

On the west end of the Concourse, visitors can check out the Longs Peak Market & Goods to shop for travel essentials, accessories, small electronics, and more.

Where Can I Relax at DEN Concourse C?

The American Express Centurion Lounge is located in Concourse C and is Denver's first non-airline associated lounge. Here, Amex cardholders can sit back and relax while awaiting their flight. Passengers traveling with American Airlines can also relax at the American Airlines Lounge near Gate C30. This lounge offers complimentary Wi-Fi, a full-service bar, and complimentary pre-packaged snacks.

What Else Can I Do at DEN Concourse C?

Various charging stations are located throughout both ends of Concourse C. In addition, pet relief areas and changing stations are available to make traveling easier. If you feel like grabbing a drink, visit the Coors Silver Bullet Bar for a refreshing drink and snack in a relaxing atmosphere.
Denver International Airport also showcases a rotating display of art installations throughout the concourse, which can be fun to explore in your downtime. In the center of Concourse C, you can get cell phones and watches repaired at “Fix n Fly.”

Departing From DEN Concourse C

Concourse C has a total of 47 gates, including four ground-level boarding gates. Using the Automatic Guideway Transit System (AGTS), guests can freely move between each of the three concourses. This means you can shop, dine, or visit any concourse even if your flight does not depart from there. After heading through security, follow signs to hop on the transit system to visit each Concourse.

Arriving at DEN Concourse C

Flights arriving at any of Denver Airport's gates will need to go to baggage claim on Level 5. For those traveling only with carry-on luggage, passengers can exit on Level 4 for pick-up or ride share. If you've parked at the airport, remember to pay close attention to which lot you've parked in to make your return to Denver easier.

What airlines serve Concourse C?

List of the airlines serving Concourse C

1. Alaska Airlines
   
2. American Airlines
   
3. Denver Air Connection
   
4. Southern Airways Express
   
5. Southwest Airlines

Need To Know

• Website: https://www.flydenver.com/
• Phone: (720) 730-4359
• Address: 8500 Peña Blvd, Denver, CO 80249
• Airport opening times: 24 hours
• Airlines: Multiple international and domestic airlines
• Restrooms: Numerous, with some including baby changing facilities/nursing stations
• WiFi: Free
• Money: Multiple ATMs available