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Aruba Airport Question
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chrisnwillie
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I would not chance 2 hours. I would get there 3 hours ahead. Friday, Saturday and Sunday are the busiest days at their airport and they are SLOW.
Blondie
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Two hours is NOT long enough
Don't chance it. Three hours is the minimum time I would allow.
However, if you miss your flight, can you re-book it in my name. I'd be more than willing to wait any amount of hours to be able to go back to Aruba before November 2006.
Have a great time!
TinaS
However, if you miss your flight, can you re-book it in my name. I'd be more than willing to wait any amount of hours to be able to go back to Aruba before November 2006.
Have a great time!
TinaS
IngridN
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3 hours definitely!
Tom M
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Three hourse minimum
We just got back and here is the process
1) check into the airline. When we got there it seemed like the entire terminal was one long snaking line. This takes at least an hour (We had 1st class so this part was short for us)
2) You get in line to go through security. A double line that took at least 45 minutes (alongside lots of duty free shops that no one dared leave line for to shop in)
3) Then you go through U.S. Immigration
4) Then you get your checked bags back and then go through U.S. Customs
5) Then you give them your checked bags back
6) Then you go through security again (having touched your checked bags you are no longer "clean"
An incredibly cumbersome system
We just got back and here is the process
1) check into the airline. When we got there it seemed like the entire terminal was one long snaking line. This takes at least an hour (We had 1st class so this part was short for us)
2) You get in line to go through security. A double line that took at least 45 minutes (alongside lots of duty free shops that no one dared leave line for to shop in)
3) Then you go through U.S. Immigration
4) Then you get your checked bags back and then go through U.S. Customs
5) Then you give them your checked bags back
6) Then you go through security again (having touched your checked bags you are no longer "clean"
An incredibly cumbersome system