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Loading…DEN uses one Jeppesen Terminal for check-in, baggage and security, with three airside concourses reached mainly by the Train to the Gates. AirportBoard combines official flights, current maps, city rail and connection planning in one hub.
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DEN has one Jeppesen Terminal for ticketing, baggage claim and security.
Concourses A, B and C sit beyond security and are linked by the airport Train to the Gates.
DEN recommends at least two hours before domestic boarding and three hours for international departures in current traveler guidance.
RTD A Line rail connects Denver Airport Station with Denver Union Station; check current service notices before travel.
After security, the Train to the Gates links Jeppesen Terminal with Concourses A, B and C.
Taxis, rideshare, rental cars and shuttles use signed ground-transport areas around Jeppesen Terminal.
Verify with official source ↗For an airside connection, budget the train ride plus the walk from the concourse station to the gate. A city trip needs the A Line in both directions plus a conservative return-security buffer.
Confirm any baggage-storage option and its landside location before leaving DEN; Jeppesen Terminal is the central landside building and all concourses are beyond security.
Luggage-storage checklist →Lounges are distributed across the airside concourses. Check your departure concourse and the return trip to the gate before choosing a lounge.
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After security, use the Train to the Gates for A, B and C; Concourse A also has a pedestrian bridge route from the terminal.
DEN currently recommends at least two hours before boarding for general travel and three hours before scheduled international departures.
Use DEN’s official security page for current checkpoint information and wait-time estimates.
Last editorial verification: 2026-10-01. Gate, visa, security, transport and operating details can change. Confirm time-sensitive decisions with the airport, airline or transport operator.
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