Small airport but well maintained and easily accessed. Good ground transport options. Check in area…read morecan be crowded but our line moved quickly. Security is well organized and we were through in about 10 minutes. The waiting area has a few stores and food places. There's also a Priority Plus lounge for members.

Each time there are improvements. The check-in process is as sophisticated as in the US and…read moresecurity checkpoint is very much what you would expected any international airport. Once inside security, there are a few places to shop, check out, duty-free options, and get a snack. The airport is very small, but it's hospitable and clean.

Duty... Everyone hates taxes. That's why they call them…read more'duty.' This tax-free liquor, cigarette and gift shop is pretty handy. There's a pretty okay selection of tequilas, which skews heavily towards the fancy stuff that you buy just for the bottle. The mezcals are diverse, offering things you don't see in every liquor store. The clerks are a bit on the pushy side. It's 10am and they sure push sample shots of tequila. The cigarette selection seems to turn over enough for them to have fresh packs. They're missing a lot of brands. I've seen better selection in Oxxo. Get this - the salesmen on the floor are empowered to give a 5% discount on anything for any reason they see fit. Make them give it to you. The store is well lit, and there are some deals, I guess. You kinda need to know what you're looking for here, and about how much it should cost, because not everything is a deal. Honestly, I'd stick with the tequilas.

Super convenient location after pass control & just prior to baggage claim in Terminal 3. I needed…read morea bottle of Veuve Cliquot as a birthday gift. I had only carry on luggage, so was not possible to bring it from USA. I saw the orange gift box and made a beeline for it. I was immediately asked if I needed assistance and the man pointed out their other champagne options. I was not interested because I drink Veuve at home when I do drink champagne. It was priced at $67. I pay $54 at Publix in Miami. Not a bargain, but could have been worse. They ask for your passport & boarding pass to complete the purchase. Was very convenient for me & worth the extra spend.

This airport is very different than the one we left from. Of course that to be expected when…read moretraveling internationally. Play when you are waiting for your bag you're next to the duty-free store and the sales individuals are calling you out and trying to have you come into the store. The store does look very nice and well kept with a tray of fragrances and clothing and alcohol and sunglasses and hats and things that you might need when you're here on a vacation that you might have forgotten at home. Other than that, the bathrooms were not very clean so we did not end up using them. The same price in the US method and process of scanning your passport and getting access to the baggage area was pretty cool in my opinion you scan your passport and then the doors open and then you go through it, but the only slight bummer was that we did not get a stamp on the passport you get a printed receipt. A stamp would've been pretty cool Other than that, it is a standard international airport, which is different and to be expected

It's bright in here!!…read more The deals are not such deals. The alcohol is a bit higher than my area even without tax. The variety of offerings on the booze is pretty good, but no deal. The other items don't seem to be a deal either. The lights shine much brighter than the service does. At least everything is shown in USD on the tag. It's all lit up in here, man. They have just about anything that you could desire so no worries about the selections. If you think you need it, it is probably there. Holy moly, it's a really bright place. There are more lights in this place than the entire inner city of Cancun has, LOL. My eyes hurt. '26 - 53

I don't think I've ever been through an airport as efficiently as I have for this one. And the…read morereason why I say that is because y'all need to go straight out the door. Get your bags and straight out. Do not stop in the middle hallway. There are so many people looking to get you to purchase anything under the sun. Also reserve your transportation, six days prior to arriving the cost will go up I had a lovely staff member who assisted with my transportation and luggage.

The airport was very easy to navigate. Arriving to Cancun…read moreMX- can be overwhelming but just look for your arranged transportation and they will take care of you. Just don't stop to talk to anyone before you exit. Baggage claim was good. We probably waited about 20/30 minutes. Leaving Cancun... Porters were available if you need them upon arriving to the airport. (Please tip them if you use them) He took care of our baggage until we got to the counter. Once inside the airport was easy to find your airline and on this occasion southwest had plenty of agents checking passengers and the process was smooth and heading to TSA screening was also a breeze. We had no lines. We traveled on a weekday (Wednesday) about 10:30am this airport is pretty modern and have plenty places to eat and shop. There is no announcements or flights status. You need to check the screen or your phone for updates/change. Your flight will appear on the screen within one hour from boarding. So this makes the airport pretty quiet compared to the USA airports. Bathroom was clean and had somebody attending the bathroom. The gates are good size and chairs are comfortable! As on any airport, buying water or any snacks are very pricey. Highly recommend this airport for traveling to/from Cancun,MX.

Quick and easy arrival last week. Same with leaving on yesterday. The key is to have carryon to…read moreavoid the long luggage retrieval. No delays so plan boarded on time. Note: if you have USD and it has even the smallest tear they will not accept it at this airpor.

Nothing too exciting about this airport. Upon arrival I had a carryon, so no baggage claim and got…read moreto breeze to the customs lines. This went quickly and is automated by scanning your passport then walking through. Maybe took 10 min, and that's probably too long. Once through customs the mandatory duty free shopping walk through, then the tour section. I got grabbed by a sales person with the idea of helping me find my transportation. Got a nice map of the area as well as a few pointers and did not take them up on what they were offering. Once outside it became a free for all with a lot of shouting and yelling to offer transportation. Thank goodness I pre-arranged mine. Exiting the country went smoothly as well. TSA did a passport scan and ticket validation then through the line. Only large electronics had to be taken out, liquids could stay in bags. Seamless process and I liked they had about 10 different lanes open so there were minimal lines. Back through another duty free shop before entering the terminal. I found it interesting gates were not pre-assigned soooo like Penn Station, a group of people would move together once departure gates were announced. The terminal was pretty small and walking around was easy. Lots of food options and as that most were American restaurant. And no book store just one small section at a store. Lots of snacks, and small souvenir shops. Probably one of the only airports I've been to with ample seating.

There are about 4 yelp check ins for the same airport so all the reviews will be the same…read more There are about 4 terminals depending upon where you are traveling to and from. They are not easily connected so if you need to get over to another one, you will have to take the free shuttle bus to get from one to another or walk outside on the street and sidewalks. Plenty of restaurants, money machines. Everyone accepts $US dollars and $MX Pesos. Large international airport with plenty of places to purchase last minute souvenirs, candy, chocolates, key chains, knick knacks, tequila, and other memorable items. Clean, well air conditioned, large layout, easy to follow signs ijn Spanish and English. Everyone speaks Spanish and English.

Consider this as an entire airport review, cause I haven't a clue where we landed or took off from…read morelol. My second time landing in Cancun, this time being 4 years later. Definitely an upgraded Immigration and Customs area, everything felt shiny and new and immaculately clean! Immigration and Customs were quick, and we were outside in minutes waiting on our shuttle. DOWNSIDE - No ATM machines in this terminal, so we had to wait til we got to PDC to get pesos. Departing was just as great. Nicely organized rows of desks, I felt like I was in a much larger airport elsewhere in the world. We found automated kiosks for easy printing of boarding passes and were on our way to security, which also was fast. Like most airports you'll pass through a duty free shop first, which then opens into a food court area with some shops and some other sit down restaurants. Gates are not pre-announced, so you'll be stuck monitoring the boards until your gate appears about 45 minutes before your flight. No biggie, gates aren't that far and you can wander the shops while you wait! Bathrooms were also very clean!

Cancun Airport gets the job done, but for the amount of money and people moving through this place,…read moreit definitely feels like it could use some improvements. The first thing you notice is how long the walk is after getting off the plane. The hallway seems to go on forever, so hopefully you do not need a restroom right away because it is a trek. Customs itself was surprisingly easy. We scanned our passports and got through pretty quickly, although the machines seemed pretty finicky and took a few tries for some people. The biggest downside is what happens after customs. The second you walk through, it turns into nonstop sales pitches. First, you go through duty free where it feels like every few feet someone is trying to stop you to buy something. Then after clearing customs and declarations, you walk into another area packed with people trying to sell tours, hotels, transportation, and excursions. Finally, once you make it outside, you are greeted by what feels like a thousand taxi and transportation companies all trying to get your attention. The airport itself is functional and the customs process was efficient, but it can feel overwhelming and chaotic once you leave the secure area. Just be prepared to politely say no a lot.

Terminal 3 is literally a dining and shopping destination within Cancun Airport. If you are…read morestarved, there is a plethora of restaurants here. Personally, I always pick Air Margaritaville because the service is dependable and the food is decent. There is also a Bubba Gump's and more. There are places to buy snacks for your flight. There are "duty free" mega stores with everything you can think of. There is a shoe store! There is even a Ray-Ban store with crazy prices (think Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer sunglasses Gen 1 for $700 when Sunglasses Hut USA retails them for under $299). There are lots of Mexican souvenir shops, but also with crazy prices. Tshirts were in the $32-$42 range. Even fridge magnets are $7+. There is ALWAYS a line for restrooms. Cleanliness varies by location. Mera Business Lounge sucks. Always a line - unless you are paying. If you are using your credit card perk for entry, they won't have a place for you. Paying $35? Go right in! Pretty much everything here closes between 7-8pm. If your flight is delayed or later than 8pm, there is no place to get food or drinks. Plan accordingly.

Paid in advance and got reserved seating. Service was attentive and all the food tasted great…read more Breakfast and lunch. Mimosa was good. Would visit again.

Service was great, bar is spectacular…read more It's nice having this lounge before your flight. Food was pretty good as well The espresso martinis are pretty damn good as well. Definitely will be back

My family and I travel enough that we are used to visiting Delta lounges. Yes, we are fortunate and…read moregrateful. It does bring a level of experience when visiting business lounges. Delta's is top notch. Mera is very much meh and a bit of ick. The good: so much quieter than being in the general terminal at the airport. Food & beverage is complimentary with your $50 usd entrance fee. We figured we would pay that for food and drink at the nearby Margaritaville but since the hotel made us get to the airport 3 hours early and we were through customs quickly we wanted a comfortable place to chill. The WiFi is great and part of the entrance fee. Bathrooms are clean. Good selection of food but not high quality. The bad: could not find any water, anywhere ever. All sorts of liquor, soda, juice, etc. water no where to be found. The furniture it dirty and gross. It's just stained and worn from use. The team is diligently cleaning and tidying but they can't fix what is worn and stained. Bathrooms are soooo small. 1 person can go in and it's cramped. If I were to suggest this to anyone; it would be for the peace and quiet and WiFi. Don't go in expecting the delta experience or high quality food or drinks.

The Mera lounge is right behind security at the Cancun terminal 3 airport. It's generally ok but…read morethere are some rough edges. I recommend getting a pass ahead of time on a site like Expedia or TripAdvisor because the walk in line can be long. The place is clean and the staff is friendly but it's not VIP or luxury in any possible definition. The seats are slightly more comfortable than the regular airport seats. The WiFi is good and the drink selection is decent. The biggest problems include the crowds, the cheesy music and the lack of wall plus to charge your devices. The food is pretty mid. Everything is way too salty and sweet. It's borderline inedible. Is it worth $35-45/pp? Barely.

What does your city look like from 10,000 feet?…read more This is our approach into Cancun... and wow Made possible by @southwestairlines -- the #1 on-time carrier, and they proved it again today . And landed 20 minutes early!! But it wasn't just the smooth flight... it was the people The crew was incredible -- friendly, fun, and full of that LUV energy And the best part... we got to celebrate Mike & Mary's 51st wedding anniversary (Wait until you see them ) Passengers from all over the plane came up to congratulate them -- total strangers showing pure kindness, love, and support And let's talk seating for a second... I know not everyone loves assigned seating, but it has worked out AMAZING for me I got a whole row to myself today And when I travel with my spouse -- we ALWAYS get to sit together Moments like this restore your faith in people #travel #cancun #southwest #luv #anniversary #feelgood #kindness #travelmoments #goodvibes #airtravel

If you're going to fly people to Cancun you shouldn't make them wait an hour for luggage. Crazy!read more