Good airport... Small, very few long lines (compared to the big hubs). Every flight I've flown coming back in arrives early. Almost no New Orleans delays here! :)
A small airport with improvements on the way... but at the current time there are underwhelming eateries and shops, and the inside is pretty bland and borderline ugly. Needs modernization ASAP!!
The bathrooms by the Lost & Found in Concourse C are a relic of the pre-9/11 security setup, get no foot traffic, and are much cleaner than typical airportbathrooms.
PRO TIP: Eat BEFORE you go through security at ACME Oyster house. Delicious, but dont go there if you are short on time. Food options are BEFORE security.
Concourse B has decent food. Lucky Dogs, Praline Express, and Live Oaks are some local options. The Magnificent Burger from Jester's was pretty good, and huge to boot.
Beware if you are renting a car. Rental area is 30 min away! The busses travel on public roads and are very far away from the main terminal. You get dropped off at arrivals, not departures. 🤬
If you haven’t been to the new airport, get prepared to be blown away. Haven’t been to MSY since 2014 and this new experience is incredible. Well done 👍🏻
I hate to say anything bad about a place with Louis Armstrong's name on it, but this is the lamest big cityairport I've ever been to. Just a whole lot of nothing once you go through security.
The code for this airport is MSY and now I know why. It’s definitely messy. Approx 1,000 people in line for taxis and Uber wasn’t allowed on to premises due to a storm.
The people were great but the airport is under construction and so once you check in to your terminal you can't go to another. Don't expect to find the normal restaurants open inside the terminal.
Concourse B fucking blows!! No train from the rental car station, and you have the choice for Zatarain's for food (waiting for 45min) or you can eat shit (ie overpriced hot dogs from a street vendor)
Concourse C has little worth eating—an employee at the Zatarain's literally told me nothing was good. Don't expect to survive on anything but water & snacks, sprinkled with gross fatty southern fare.
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) is the gateway to one of the most exciting cities in the world – New Orleans, legendary for its history, food and good times.