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How to connect between terminals at Heathrow Airport

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) currently has four separate and active terminals:

• Terminal 2 — Home to Star Alliance airlines like Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, United and Air Canada
• Terminal 3 — Home to most Oneworld airlines like Qantas, American Airlines, Cathay Pacific and Japan Airlines, as well as some British Airways flights, and Virgin Atlantic, Delta and Emirates
• Terminal 4 — Home to SkyTeam airlines like Alitalia, KLM and China Southern, as well as most Middle Eastern airlines (excluding Emirates) like Qatar, Etihad, Gulf Air and others
• Terminal 5 — Home to most British Airways flights and Iberia

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If you have a connection in the same terminal, such as from one Star Alliance flight to another, this should be a fairly straightforward process to transfer 'airside' without entering the country or passing through immigration. You simply follow signs to transfers, pass through transit security in the same terminal and walk back into the departure lounge area for your next flight.

This experience will be similar to transfers you might have done at other airports.

But if you have to transfer from one terminal to another, the process is more complicated. Fortunately, the way most airlines are grouped together minimises the amount of passengers requiring transfers from one terminal to another. However, the split of British Airways between Terminals 3 and 5 can see many passengers transferring between the two.

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Although some of the terminals are a fair distance apart, Heathrow runs airside transfer buses between terminals for those passengers who have to transfer from one terminal to another. These buses depart every six to 10 minutes.

British Airways states that you should expect a transfer time of around 20 minutes using the Flight Connections bus, excluding wait time for transit security at your new terminal if transferring between Terminals 3 and 5 (in either direction).

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Heathrow published the following short video explaining the process.

Here are some general tips on transferring terminals at Heathrow:

• You will need to have an onward boarding pass in order to transfer to another terminal (or pass transfer security within the same terminal). If, for any reason, you were not provided with a second boarding pass when checking-in for for your first flight (i.e. the one to Heathrow), you can obtain the onward boarding pass at the connections desk in the terminal at which you land.
• It's best to transfer to your second terminal as soon as possible after landing, even if you have a long connection. There will be far more facilities in the departures area of the terminal than the transfer area.
• If you have lounge access, you won't be able to access the lounges in the Heathrow terminal at which you land if different from your departure terminal, no matter how good they are. You will need to transfer to your next terminal and access the lounge there with your onward boarding pass.
• If your connection is on a single ticket, any checked luggage will be transferred automatically from one flight to the next and you will not have to collect it. If your flights were booked separately, ask at check-in if the first airline has an interline agreement with the second airline. If they do, they should be able to check your luggage through to your destination. If not, you may have to collect your luggage yourself by entering the UK at the immigration border, moving to the new terminal with your luggage land-side rather than airside (which is a different process), checking your luggage in with your new airline and passing through normal security there.
• If your connection is on two separate tickets, it is usually easier to travel with hand luggage only, if possible.

If you're still unsure of the process, Heathrow Airport has a journey planner where you can enter both your incoming and outgoing flight number and it will give you a step-by-step process.

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How to Travel Between Heathrow Terminals

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This article was co-authored by Angela Rice . Angela Rice is a Luxury Travel Specialist and Co-Founder of Boutique Travel Advisors, a luxury travel advising business in Phoenix, Arizona. Angela specializes in consulting and curating highly customized and unique travel itineraries for clients seeking luxury, group, and multi-generational family travel. Angela studied at Arizona State University and The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business. She has prior consulting experience in accounting and business, which helps her run her business behind the scenes. Angela has been featured in The Washington Post, Reader's Digest, Travel Weekly, USA Today, Travel Market Report, Phoenix Magazine, and MSN. She is also a frequent guest on WBBM News Radio 105.9 FM's Travel Tuesday show. There are 7 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. This article has been viewed 40,181 times.

If you're in Heathrow International Airport, you're probably really excited to be traveling! However, it's important to know how to navigate the 5 terminals so your travels can run smoothly. Heathrow has world class infrastructure designed to make getting around as simple as possible using three different methods: Shuttle train, bus (only between terminals 4 and 5) and walking (only between terminals 2 and 3). In order to enjoy your trip to its fullest make sure you're clear on the terminals and time frames that apply to you.

Walking between Terminals

Catching the Train

• Purchasing an Oyster card isn't a necessity, but if you are planning on spending time in London, it may be a useful purchase.

• If you are in terminal 4 the stop is just to the right of the main entrance and on floor level -1.
• If you are in terminal 5 the stop is on the left side on floor level 0. You can also follow the clearly marked signs saying “Heathrow Express”. [4] X Research source

• All shuttle travel between terminals is free so just make your way to the stop and hop on. [5] X Research source
• The total travel time will take about 20 mins while the actual time you will be on the train for will probably be much smaller than this.

Traveling by Bus

• The trip will take about 20 minutes and will be free as long as you are just moving between the terminals at Heathrow.
• There will be room for your luggage in the bus' storage compartment.

Expert Q&A

• Give yourself at least 3 hours between flights to make sure you make your connection. Thanks Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0
• Don't be afraid to ask for directions or help if you feel like you may be getting lost or confused. Thanks Helpful 1 Not Helpful 1

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• ↑ https://www.heathrow.com/airport-guide/getting-around-heathrow/travel-between-terminals
• ↑ https://www.tripadvisor.co.nz/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k9807168-Heathrow_airport_Walking_from_terminal_2_to_terminal_3-London_England.html
• ↑ https://www.londontoolkit.com/briefing/oystercard.htm
• ↑ https://maps.heathrow.com/index.html?vid=lhr&s=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
• ↑ https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Heathrow-Terminal-4/Heathrow-Terminal-5-Underground-Station
• ↑ https://www.milesfaster.co.uk/information/heathrow-airport/terminal-to-terminal.htm
• ↑ https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/timetable/482/

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Heathrow Terminal 4 Information

For a quick and easy way to explore Heathrow Terminal 4, try our interactive map. Click on the icons for more information and stories about the history of Heathrow T4 or drag the interface to start exploring. You can also zoom in or out to change your view and find out more on the menu located in the top left of the map.

Heathrow Express Train to Terminal 4

Once you've left the train platform you are in terminal 4. Head straight up to the main airport and you'll find yourself right next to the arrivals and duty-free areas.  

Terminal 4 Shops, Lounges & Restaurants

There are some excellent places to eat, relax and prepare for your journey in Heathrow Terminal 4. For locally sourced fresh food try The Prince of Wales, where the only focus is the food on your plate. Or, if a bespoke London bar is more to your liking, try having a drink at The Commission Bar, open from first flight to last. If some much needed rest is what you desire, try a Heathrow Terminal 4 lounge.

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JFK Airport Layout

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John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is a busy airport for its size, transporting over 59 million passengers annually before the pandemic. Traffic congestion around the airport is reasonable, with good public transport connections around New York City and beyond.

JFK’s automated people mover, the AirTrain, makes it quick and convenient to move between terminals, while also transporting passengers to the outskirts of the airport for car rental services, pick-up and drop-off stations, and long-term parking. This eases central airport congestion further.

John F. Kennedy International Airport has 5 terminals numbered 1, 4, 5, 7, and 8, and these are located on the outside of a rectangular loop, with vehicle access and parking on the inside. The inside of the loop is landside, or pre-security, where all passengers and visitors can access, and the outside areas are airside, or post-security, where only passengers with a valid ticket are permitted.

The loop is defined by the AirTrain tracks, which is the way to get from one terminal to another, excluding access to Terminal 1, which is currently via free shuttle bus from Terminals 4 or 8. None of the terminals interconnect with airside walkways, so you do need to go through security again for a flight connection.

Facilities vary considerably between terminals, so if you’re looking to shop or grab a bite to eat before heading airside, then it’s best to check what options are available in your terminal. You can check this information on the airport’s website .

JFK Ground Transportation Pre-security

Inter-terminal transportation revolves around the AirTrain, and there are currently a couple of different lines you can ride depending on your destination. To move from one terminal to another, you can ride both lines for free, with a courtesy shuttle bus currently serving Terminal 1 while construction work sees an extended closure of the AirTrain station.

The shuttle service from Terminal 8 to Terminal 1 operates 24/7, while a bus route between Terminal 1 and Terminal 4 operates from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

The AirTrain lines usually loop round all terminals, before carrying on to either Jamaica Station (red line) or Howard Beach (green line). However, with the ongoing construction work at Terminal 1, these lines are running to Terminal 4 and back again. The 2 lines split at Federal Circle, with the green line also stopping at the long-term parking lot A/B and Kiss & Fly drop-off area.

If you’re riding the AirTrain between terminals, to Federal Circle, or to Lefferts Boulevard, then your ride will be free. If you start or end your journey at Jamaica or Howard Beach then a one-way trip will cost $8.25.

AirTrain stations are located outside each terminal, connected by walkways on the following levels:

• Terminal 1 : Currently closed
• Terminal 4 : level 3
• Terminal 5 : level 4
• Terminal 7 : level 2
• Terminal 8 : level 2

JFK doesn’t encourage walking between terminals as the roads are busy on the inside of the airport loop. However, there are sidewalks available, and it is possible to walk between some of the terminals that are closer together, such as Terminals 4 and 5.

Layout of Terminals at JFK

Terminal 1 is on the southeast side of the airport, operating flights from international airlines such as Air France, Lufthansa, and Turkish Airlines. With the Terminal 1 parking lot currently closed, the nearest parking is located at Terminal 8 (red parking garage) with a quick journey on the free shuttle bus.

Level 1 – Baggage Claim

Baggage claim and Customs and Immigration is located on level 1. When connecting from Terminal 1, you’ll need to take the courtesy shuttle bus from outside the terminal to either Terminal 4 or Terminal 8, where you can pick up the AirTrain.

Level 2 – Departure Concourse

Terminal 1 has 14 gates numbered 1 to 4, 5A, 5B, 6, 7A, 7B, and 8 to 12. Passing through security, gates 4 to 12 are down the long corridor straight ahead of you, and gates 1 to 3 are to the right. Shops and restaurants are located on the concourse level, along with a Korean Airlines Lounge and Turkish Airlines Lounge near gate 3 and an Air France Lounge near gate 1.

Level 3 – Check-in

The ticketing desks and security checkpoint are located on level 2. There’s also a VIP One Lounge outside of security.

Level 4 – Food Court

The terminal food court is located on level 4, with options such as Mcdonald’s and Dunkin’. The pedestrian bridge across to the AirTrain station (currently closed due to ongoing construction) is also located on level 3, accessible from the check-in area.

Terminal 4 consists of 42 gates split across 2 concourses and operates international and domestic flights. It’s located at the southern end of the airport with available parking in the blue garage outside the terminal.

Level 1 – Arrivals

Baggage claim is located on level 1 of the terminal, where international arrivals will also pass through Customs and Immigration. The Global Entry enrollment office is located in the arrivals hall.

Level 4 – Check-in

Check-in desks are located on level 3. As you pass through security, you’ll need to take the escalator or elevator down to the departures level where Concourse A is to the left and Concourse B is to the right. Once inside the secure area, eligible passengers can also access the American Express Centurion Lounge and Delta Sky Clubs on this level.

Concourse A

Concourse A has 16 gates numbered A2 to A7 on the upper level and gates A9 to A17, A19, and A21 on the lower level. There’s a good selection of shops and restaurants in Concourse A with more located in the connector between Concourses A and B.

Level 4 of the concourse has a Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, Air India Maharaja Lounge, and an Emirates Lounge.

Concourse B

Concourse B has 29 gates numbered B20, B22 to B39, and B41 on the upper level and B42 to B49 and B51 on the lower level. There’s a Minute Suites, XpresSpa, and a large choice of shops and restaurants in the concourse.

Terminal 5 is situated on the east side of the airport and is connected to the TWA Hotel . JetBlue and several other airlines operate out of Terminal 5 for domestic and international flights, and passengers may park in the yellow parking garage for the easiest access.

Baggage claim and a USO Lounge are located on level 1 of Terminal 5. A welcome center is located in the arrivals hall and ground transportation is available at the arrivals curbside.

Level 2 – Arrival Gates

The international flight arrival gates are on level 2, and after processing, passengers will continue into the main arrivals hall. Hotel guests can also walk along the connector bridges between Terminal 5 and the TWA Hotel on this level.

Level 3 – Departure Concourse

When you clear security, you’ll have gates 22 to 30 to the left, gates 1 to 7 to the right, and gates 8 to 12 and 14 to 21 straight ahead along the long corridor. Terminal 5 has shops and restaurants located pre-security and a wide selection after security.

Hot Tip: If connecting from Terminal 5, then you would need to take the escalator or elevator from arrivals to the Skywalk, where there are moving walkways to take you to the AirTrain.

Terminal 7 is used for both domestic and international flights operated by United Airlines, Icelandair, Eurowings, and several other airlines.

Baggage claim and Customs and Immigration are located on level 1. There are very few places to eat or shop outside of the secure area on the arrivals or departure levels.

Level 2 – Check-in

Check-in and the security checkpoint are located on level 2. When you clear security, you will need to take the escalator to level 3 for departures.

Terminal 7 has 10 departure gates, an Alaska Airlines Lounge, and a good selection of shops and restaurants. Gates 1 to 6 are to the left, gates 7 and 8 are straight ahead, and gates 9 to 11, 11A, and 12 are to the right.

Terminal 8 is located in the northwest side of the airport and operates both domestic and international flights. Terminal 8 has 33 gates split across Concourses B and C.

Customs and Immigration and baggage claim are located on level 1. A Dunkin’ is available for refreshments and there’s a welcome center in the arrivals hall. The AirTrain walkway is accessible from level 2.

Level 3 – Check-in and Concourse A

Check-in is located on level 3 with the security checkpoint. Once clearing security, passengers will arrive into the central concourse area with a good choice of shops and restaurants.

Once you’ve passed through security, you’ll enter Concourse A first with gates 1 to 8, 10, and 12 to the left and gates 14, 16, 18, and 20 to the right. There’s a good selection of shops and restaurants along the concourse and the joint lounges for British Airways and American Airlines are located on level 4.

Level 3 – Concourse B

To reach Concourse B, you’ll need to go straight from security and walk to the terminal via the underground tunnel. Gates 31A to D and gate 42 are to the left and gates 43 to 47 are to the right.

There’s a small selection of cafes, restaurants, and shops along the concourse and an Admirals Club.

For all domestic-to-domestic and domestic-to-international flight connections from a different terminal, you’ll need to exit the terminal and re-clear security. If you’ve booked 2 flights on 1 reservation, then double-check any checked luggage is tagged through to your final destination.

If you’re connecting between domestic flights or domestic-to-international, and your onward flight departs from the same terminal you arrive at, then you wouldn’t have to re-clear security (provided you have an onward boarding card and your luggage doesn’t need re-checking).

For international-to-international or international-to-domestic connections, passengers will have to clear Immigration, claim baggage, and then clear Customs. After passing through Customs, there are recheck counters available for bags tagged to an onward destination.

Hot Tip: Be sure to leave plenty of time to transfer to the next terminal as security checkpoint times can vary, and consider whether you will have to check in and bag-drop if you’ve booked 2 flights separately.

All terminals at JFK are accessible to those with mobility issues and wheelchair users. There are elevators stationed at all level changes and for access to the AirTrain, where each train has 2 designated wheelchair areas. All airlines offer accessibility services if you request this before your flight.

Hopping on the AirTrain is a quick and convenient way to get between terminals at JFK, with the current exclusion of Terminal 1. The only downside is the lack of post-security transportation, unlike the post-security people-mover at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport . However, Atlanta receives criticism about not having enough pre-security transportation options, so there’s no right or wrong answer here.

As the terminals have received renovations at different times over the years, there is a clear difference between the facilities and the modernization of each building. If you’re arriving early or are planning a layover at JFK, then be sure to check out the restaurants and shops available to you pre-security to establish whether you would be better off waiting out your time at another terminal.

For more information about JFK, check out this in-depth review that has everything travelers need to know about JFK .

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get between terminals at jfk.

The quickest and easiest way to get between terminals at JFK is by hopping on the AirTrain. This operates 24/7 between all terminals, excluding Terminal 1, which has an extended station closure due to ongoing construction work. The AirTrain is free to ride for connecting between terminals or to Federal Circle or Lefferts Boulevard stations.

How do I get from JFK to the AirTrain?

The AirTrain is located outside each terminal, excluding Terminal 1, which has an extended station closure due to ongoing construction work. As the AirTrain runs on an elevated platform, from arrivals you will need to take an elevator to the upper level and follow the signs for the AirTrain.

Do you have to go through security between terminals at JFK?

The AirTrain operates outside the secure area, so passengers have to re-clear security when connecting between all terminals.

Can you walk between terminals at JFK?

There are sidewalks around the airport; however, JFK doesn’t promote walking between terminals as a way of getting around as the roads are busy outside of the terminals. It is possible to walk between some of the terminals that are closer together, such as Terminals 4 and 5.

Do you have to pay for JFK AirTrain?

The AirTrain is free to ride for passengers traveling between terminals, or to Federal Circle and Lefferts Boulevard stations. If you start or finish your journey at Jamaica or Howard Beach Station, then the fee is $8.25 per one-way route.

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Transport between terminals, shuttle bus.

In order to get from one terminal to another ( T1 T2 T3 T4), passengers and visitors can use the shuttle bus, a free bus transport service between the airport terminals, 24 hours a day.

Shuttle bus stops on the route from terminal T1 to T4:

Terminal T1 floor 1. Terminal T2 floor 2 Departures. Terminal T4 floor 2 Departures.

Shuttle bus stops on the route from terminal T4 to T1:

Terminal T4 floor 0 Arrivals. Terminal T3 floor 0 Arrivals. Terminal T2 floor 0 Arrivals. Terminal T1 South Dock, parking low cost. Terminal T1 floor 1 Departures.

Passenger link bus with boarding pass

This is a free shuttle bus service from terminal T1 and terminal T4 Satellite, for passengers in transit from non-Schengen countries , with boarding pass and luggage already checked in at destination.

Schedule: upon request.

Stops at the airport:

Terminal T4S floor 0, Satellite building. Terminal T1 floor 0, baggage reclaim hall 1.

Automatic People Mover (APM)

Passengers who need to travel between terminal T4 and T4S, and who already have a boarding pass, can make use of the automatic train service. It is a short trip, just over 3 minutes, aboard an automatic subway guided train without driver. It operates 24 hours a day, all year round.

Stops at the airport

Terminal T4 floor -2. Terminal T4S (Satellite building) floor -2.

Long stay Car Park T1-T2-T3 Microbus

Shuttle service from the Long Stay Car Park T1-T2-T3 to terminals T1, T2 and T3, making several stops. The journey takes approximately 7-8 minutes.

During the 24 hours of the day it follows the following schedule: from 6:00h to 1:00h every 20 minutes. from 1:01h to 5:59h upon request by calling (+34) 607 564 516.

Microbus Long Stay Parking stops

Long-stay parking T1-T2-T3. Terminal T1. Floor 0. Arrivals. Terminal T1. Floor 1. Departures. Terminal T2. Floor 0. Arrivals. Terminal T2. Floor 2. Departures. Terminal T3. Floor 0. Arrivals.

Shuttle Bus Long Stay Parking T1-T2-T3 to T4

Shuttle service from the Long Stay Parking T1-T2-T3 to Terminal T4.

Microbus Long Stay Parking stops at terminal T4

Long Stay Parking T1-T2-T3. Terminal T4. floor 0, Arrivals.

Low cost Parking T1-T2-T3 Bus to terminal T1

Shuttle service from the Low Cost Parking T1-T2-T3 to terminal T1, Departures area.

Low Cost Parking T1-T2-T3 bus stops at T1

Terminal T1, floor 0 South Dock. Low cost Parking T1-T2-T3 Terminal T1, floor 1. Departures.

Flight connections || Estimated time between terminals

The time required for connecting flights varies depending on the route, the airline and whether baggage needs to be picked up for recheck-in, or whether it has been checked through to its final destination on its first leg of travel (additional information for passengers who already have their boarding pass and baggage checked to destination ). Some airlines carry out mandatory security checks on passengers arriving from other flights, such as American Airlines, El-Al and Latam.

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Transfer Between Terminals & Jewel

It's easy to get around Changi Airport by Skytrain, shuttle bus, or on foot.

BETWEEN T1, T2 & T3

By Skytrain

Terminals 1, 2 and 3 are connected by a complimentary Skytrain service in both the public and transit areas.

Operating hours: 0430 - 0130 hrs 

To move between T1 and T3 within the transit area, use the inter-terminal travellators located throughout the Departure Transit areas.

To travel between T2 and T3 in the public area, use the Mezzanine Level link bridge between the two terminals.

By Shuttle Bus

Terminal 4 is accessible by a complimentary shuttle bus services at both public and transit areas.

The shuttle bus journey between terminals at the public area takes about 10 minutes and the shuttle bus journey between terminals at the transit area takes between 10 to 18 minutes.

Note: If you are transferring to Terminal 4 within the transit area, please ensure that your itinerary is through checked to your final destination.

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The estimated time taken to travel between the terminals using the transit shuttle bus is as follows:

• T4 to T1: 18mins
• T1 to T3: 6mins
• T3 to T4: 12mins

TO/FROM JEWEL

Jewel is located between T2 and T3, and directly connected to T1.

• Jewel's North entrance is connected to the Arrival Hall of T1, Level 1.
• Jewel is a 5 to 10 minute walk from Terminal 2 via the link bridge at Level 3 (near the MRT station). 
• Jewel is a 5 to 10 minute walk from the Departure Halls of T3 (near Crowne Plaza) via the link bridge. 

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Welcome to Changi Airport, a world-class aviation hub that never fails to impress travelers from around the globe. At singaporecity360.com, we have curated an extensive list of things to do (41 things to do) across Changi Airport’s four terminals (T1 to T4) and its crown jewel, Jewel Changi.

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Jewel Changi

Nestled in the heart of Changi Airport, Jewel Changi is a multi-dimensional destination that seamlessly blends nature, retail, dining, and entertainment into a breathtaking experience. Let’s explore the wonders that await you at Jewel Changi.

1. Rain Vortex

Jewel Changi’s iconic centerpiece is the Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. As you step into this architectural marvel, you’ll be mesmerized by the cascading water and the enchanting play of light. The Rain Vortex is a sight to behold and serves as a picturesque backdrop for unforgettable moments.

2. Forest Valley

Immerse yourself in the lush greenery of Forest Valley, a vibrant indoor garden spanning across multiple floors. Discover a variety of plant species and breathe in the fresh air while strolling along the walking trails. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility and serenity that nature provides in the heart of this bustling airport.

3. Canopy Park

On the fifth floor of Jewel Changi, you’ll find Canopy Park, a whimsical wonderland filled with exciting attractions.

• Canopy Bridge : Cross the Canopy Bridge, a glass walkway that offers panoramic views of the Rain Vortex and the surrounding greenery.
• Sky Nets : Test your balance and agility on the Sky Nets, an exhilarating aerial playground that lets you bounce and navigate through nets suspended high above the ground.
• Hedge Maze : Continue your adventure in the Hedge Maze, a puzzling labyrinth that challenges your sense of direction. Get lost in its twists and turns as you search for the exit.
• Mirror Maze : For a mind-bending experience, step into the Mirror Maze, where endless reflections create an illusion of an infinite space. The Mirror Maze promises a fun-filled and visually captivating escapade.

4. Changi Experience Studio

At Changi Experience Studio, delve into the fascinating world of aviation through interactive exhibits and immersive displays. Learn about the airport’s history, explore futuristic technologies, and even simulate the experience of being a pilot. It’s an educational and entertaining journey that appeals to visitors of all ages.

To reach Jewel Changi, simply follow the signs within the airport terminals or use the inter-terminal Skytrain service that connects Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. Once you arrive, you’ll be greeted by a world of wonder and excitement.

Jewel Changi is not just an airport attraction but a destination in itself, offering an unparalleled fusion of nature, retail therapy, gastronomic delights, and entertainment. So, make sure to include Jewel Changi in your itinerary and embark on a memorable adventure that will leave you in awe of this architectural marvel.

Things to Do in Terminal 1 (T1)

5. cactus garden – recommended (t1, transit area, level 3) – free.

The Cactus Garden is a serene oasis located on Level 3 of T1’s transit area. Explore a collection of unique and exotic cacti and succulents, beautifully landscaped to create a desert-like environment. Enjoy the tranquility of the garden while waiting for your next flight.

6. Sculptural Tree Garden – RECOMMENDED (T1, Transit Area, Level 2 and 3) – FREE

The Sculptural Tree Garden is an artistic display of intricate tree-like structures that blend natural beauty with modern design. Marvel at the creative sculptures and discover unique photo opportunities in this imaginative garden. The Sculptural Tree Garden can be found on both Level 2 and Level 3 of T1’s transit area.

7. The Social Tree (T1, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

The Social Tree is a captivating interactive installation that allows visitors to capture and share their memories at Changi Airport. Take a photo and upload it to the Social Tree, where it will become part of a dynamic display on the massive circular screen. Witness the growth of a digital tree as it blossoms with photos from visitors around the world. The Social Tree is located on Level 2 of T1’s transit area.

8. Water Lily Garden (T1, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Discover the beauty of water lilies at the Water Lily Garden, a peaceful enclave in T1’s transit area. Admire the vibrant colors of these aquatic flowers as they float gracefully on tranquil ponds, creating a serene atmosphere.

9. Piazza Garden (T1, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

The Piazza Garden is a charming outdoor garden in T1’s transit area, offering a tranquil retreat amidst the bustling airport environment. Relax on comfortable seating surrounded by lush greenery and enjoy a moment of respite before your next journey.

10. Snooze Lounge (T1, Transit Area, Level 2 and 3) – FREE

Rest and recharge in the Snooze Lounge, a cozy and comfortable resting area available on both Level 2 and Level 3 of T1’s transit area. Unwind on comfortable loungers, take a nap in the private nap areas, or catch up on some reading in this peaceful sanctuary.

11. Playground (T1, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

If you’re traveling with children, visit the Playground located on Level 2 of T1’s transit area. This colorful and interactive play area offers a safe and enjoyable space for kids to burn off energy and have fun before their flight.

12. Viewing Mall (T1, Public Area, Level 3) – FREE

The Viewing Mall on Level 3 of T1’s public area provides an excellent vantage point to observe aircraft takeoffs and landings. Enjoy panoramic views of the runway and the aircraft while immersing yourself in the dynamic atmosphere of the airport.

13. Playground (T1, Public Area, Level 3) – FREE

The public area of T1 also features a Playground on Level 3, allowing children to engage in playtime and release their energy in a vibrant and interactive setting.

14. Kinetic Rain (T1, Public Area, Level 2) – FREE

Witness the mesmerizing Kinetic Rain, a stunning kinetic sculpture consisting of 1,216 bronze droplets that move gracefully in synchrony, creating a fluid visual display. This captivating installation can be found on Level 2 of T1’s public area.

15. Swimming Pool with Jacuzzi – RECOMMENDED (T1, Transit Area, Level 3) – PAID

Take a refreshing dip or relax in the jacuzzi at the Swimming Pool located on Level 3 of T1’s transit area. Enjoy the serene ambience and panoramic views of the airport while indulging in a leisurely swim.

16. Plaza Premium Lounge (T1, Transit Area, Level 3, above Gate C-1) – PAID

Treat yourself to a luxurious experience at the Plaza Premium Lounge, located above Gate C-1 on Level 3 of T1’s transit area. Enjoy comfortable seating, complimentary refreshments, Wi-Fi access, and a range of amenities to enhance your pre-flight relaxation.

17. Aerotel Airport Transit Hotel (T1, Transit Area, Level 3, above Gate D41) – PAID

For travelers seeking a convenient and comfortable stay during their layover, the Aerotel Airport Transit Hotel is an excellent choice. Located above Gate D41 on Level 3 of T1’s transit area, this hotel offers cozy rooms, day-use options, and convenient access to the airport facilities.

18. Airport Wellness Oasis (T1, Transit Area, Level 3, Near D Gates) – PAID

Indulge in a pampering session at the Airport Wellness Oasis, situated near the D Gates on Level 3 of T1’s transit area. Unwind with a range of spa treatments, massages, and beauty services designed to relax and rejuvenate travelers.

Things to Do in Terminal 2 (T2)

19. sunflower garden – recommended (t2, transit area, level 3) – free.

Step into a sunflower wonderland at the Sunflower Garden located on Level 3 of T2’s transit area. Bask in the vibrant colors of these iconic flowers and capture memorable photos in this delightful garden.

20. Free Singapore Tour – RECOMMENDED (T2, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Take advantage of the Free Singapore Tour offered by Changi Airport and embark on a guided tour to explore the highlights of Singapore. Discover the city-state’s iconic landmarks, cultural attractions, and vibrant neighborhoods, all within a limited time frame. Registration and boarding for the tour can be done at the Free Singapore Tour booths located on Level 2 of T2’s transit area.

21. Enchanted Garden (T2, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Immerse yourself in a mystical world at the Enchanted Garden, a whimsical indoor garden located on Level 2 of T2’s transit area. Admire the interactive flowers that bloom and emit melodious sounds as you approach, creating a magical and immersive experience.

22. Orchid Garden (T2, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Discover the beauty of Singapore’s national flower at the Orchid Garden in T2’s transit area. Admire a diverse collection of stunning orchids, known for their vibrant colors and intricate shapes, and learn about the significance of orchids in Singapore’s culture.

23. Movie Theatre (T2, Transit Area, Level 3) – FREE

Catch a movie screening at the Movie Theatre located on Level 3 of T2’s transit area. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a selection of popular films in this cozy cinema setting, perfect for some entertainment during your layover.

24. Entertainment Deck (T2, Transit Area, Level 3) – FREE

Engage in interactive gaming experiences at the Entertainment Deck on Level 3 of T2’s transit area. Challenge your friends or family to a friendly game of Xbox Kinect, PlayStation, or Nintendo Wii, and enjoy a fun-filled time together.

25. Family Zone & Play Area (T2, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

The Family Zone and Play Area on Level 2 of T2’s transit area provide a dedicated space for families to relax and have fun. Let your children enjoy age-appropriate activities, play games, and burn off energy in this kid-friendly zone.

26. Singapore Food Street (T2, Transit Area, Level 3) – PAID

Experience the vibrant culinary scene of Singapore at the Singapore Food Street on Level 3 of T2’s transit area. Indulge in a variety of local delicacies and international cuisines, ranging from hawker favorites to restaurant-style dishes, all in one bustling street-style food court.

27. Plaza Premium Lounge (T2, Transit Area, Level 3, near F Gates) – PAID

Relax and unwind at the Plaza Premium Lounge, conveniently located near the F Gates on Level 3 of T2’s transit area. Enjoy comfortable seating, complimentary refreshments, Wi-Fi access, and a range of amenities to enhance your pre-flight experience.

28. Ambassador Transit Hotel (T2, Transit Area, Level 3, near E Gates) – PAID

For travelers in need of a restful stay, the Ambassador Transit Hotel offers comfortable accommodations near the E Gates on Level 3 of T2’s transit area. Take advantage of the hotel’s amenities and recharge before continuing your journey.

Things to Do in Terminal 3 (T3)

29. butterfly garden – recommended (t3, transit area, level 2) – free.

Immerse yourself in a tropical paradise at the Butterfly Garden, located on Level 2 of T3’s transit area. Wander through lush greenery and marvel at the diverse array of colorful butterflies fluttering around you, creating a magical and serene atmosphere.

30. Slide@T3 (T3, Public Area, Basement 2) – PAID

Experience an exhilarating slide ride at Slide@T3, Singapore’s tallest slide located in T3’s public area on Basement 2. Enjoy the thrill of sliding down four stories at high speed, providing a unique and adrenaline-pumping activity for visitors of all ages.

31. Bounce (T3, Public Area, Level 2) – PAID

Engage in a fun-filled trampoline experience at Bounce, an indoor trampoline park located on Level 2 of T3’s public area. Jump, flip, and soar through the air on interconnected trampolines, perfect for releasing some energy and enjoying active play.

32. T3 Transit Lounge (T3, Transit Area, Level 3, near A Gates) – PAID

Relax and unwind in the comfortable T3 Transit Lounge, situated near the A Gates on Level 3 of T3’s transit area. Take advantage of the lounge’s amenities, including comfortable seating, complimentary refreshments, shower facilities, and Wi-Fi access.

33. Xperience Zone (T3, Transit Area, Level 2, near B Gates) – FREE

Immerse yourself in a world of interactive technology and digital experiences at the Xperience Zone, located near the B Gates on Level 2 of T3’s transit area. Engage in virtual reality games, test your skills in interactive challenges, and enjoy a futuristic entertainment experience.

34. Snooze Lounge (T3, Transit Area, Level 3, near A Gates) – FREE

Rest and rejuvenate in the Snooze Lounge, a peaceful resting area near the A Gates on Level 3 of T3’s transit area. Unwind on comfortable loungers, take a nap in private nap areas, or simply relax and recharge before your next flight.

35. Entertainment Deck (T3, Transit Area, Level 2, near C Gates) – FREE

Visit the Entertainment Deck near the C Gates on Level 2 of T3’s transit area for a range of interactive gaming experiences. Challenge your friends or family to virtual sports, racing games, or other interactive attractions and enjoy some friendly competition.

36. Plaza Premium Lounge (T3, Transit Area, Level 3, near A Gates) – PAID

Enjoy a luxurious and comfortable experience at the Plaza Premium Lounge, conveniently located near the A Gates on Level 3 of T3’s transit area. Relax in comfortable seating, savor complimentary refreshments, and make use of the lounge’s amenities for a delightful pre-flight experience.

Things to Do in Terminal 4 (T4)

37. heritage zone – recommended (t4, transit area, level 2) – free.

Immerse yourself in Singapore’s rich cultural heritage at the Heritage Zone located on Level 2 of T4’s transit area. Explore interactive displays, traditional Peranakan-style shophouses, and vibrant murals that showcase the city’s diverse traditions and customs.

38. Petalclouds (T4, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Witness the enchanting Petalclouds, a kinetic installation comprising illuminated petals that move gracefully to form different shapes and patterns. This mesmerizing display, accompanied by music and lighting effects, creates a captivating ambiance in T4’s transit area.

39. Discovery Slides (T4, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Have some fun at the Discovery Slides, a set of spiral slides located on Level 2 of T4’s transit area. Enjoy the thrill of sliding down these colorful structures, providing an exciting and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages.

40. Movie Theatre (T4, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Catch a movie screening at the Movie Theatre located on Level 2 of T4’s transit area. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a selection of popular films in this comfortable cinema setting, perfect for some entertainment during your layover.

41. Snooze Lounge (T4, Transit Area, Level 2) – FREE

Rest and relax in the Snooze Lounge on Level 2 of T4’s transit area. Unwind on comfortable loungers, take a nap in private nap areas, or simply find a quiet corner to recharge before your next flight.

Please note that the pricing, availability, and locations of certain attractions may be subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, it is recommended to visit the official Singapore Changi Airport website or consult the airport’s information desks.

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