I very fondly remember this extremely handy airport. I earned my…read more pilots license there in a wonderful Cessna 150 in 1967. I had the excellent experience of studying with Rob Aviation. After getting my license, I rented their 150 to visit friends in North Dakota and Wisconsin. I always enjoyed returning to Holman Field and I'm very happy that this airport is still in operation.

I really like flying in and out of this airport - it's small and very easy to travel to when I need…read moreto.

First time flying in and out of this airport and it was a breeze…read more A large and modern facility that's easy to navigate with a team system to get you where you need to be. Typical restaurants and shops. Airport employees are helpful and pretty darn nice too.

I usually have quite positive experiences at this airport! Just this morning I got through TSA with…read morepre-check in under five minutes, and I got to try out Apple wallet's new digital ID feature to present my passport. It was faster than them, looking at the physical one, and it's always fun to try out newer technology. The airport also has a lot of amenities like stores, coffee, shops, and restaurants pretty well spread out throughout the various concourses so that no matter what gate you're at, there's something convenient.

This airport is modern and super clean. Bathrooms in this terminal have shelving and spots where a…read moreroller bag will fit. They have fancy water bottle refill stations. They have a couple of restaurants. They have seating that is spread out. I was through tsa precheck in under 5 minutes. At time of review the light rail is down and it does take 20ish min by bus from terminal 1 to 2.

6.22.26 first time flying Sun Country out in Ft Myers. Crew is polite. Seating is tight. Price is…read moreRight. Complimentary cup of soda, coffee or water.

Took the Park & Ride to the fair $6 for round trip which is a good deal. Got there around 8:40am,…read morewaited about 20 min to get on (there was a bit of a line) and a little over 30 minutes to get to the fair. I like that the bus entrance is easy to find and they have easy signs to follow. They allow ppl to stand however kids cannot (coach style buses and the handle to hold is higher up). I feel like that should have been communicated before having people board the bus agreeing to stand if they have kids. People were asked to give up seats instead of having them wait in line like everyone else had to. They did have puke bags which someone on our bus did get sick (standing). I think at the transit center it was a bit unorganized but the fair side was smooth.

The location of this transit center is fantastic and a great option to avoid fighting traffic…read more(especially with snow or construction) or having to pay the increasingly ridiculous parking rates. The new station is nice, however they did not construct it in the most efficient way for parking to bus. There are 5 doors from the parking ramp to the bus entrance, so certainly room for opportunity there. There is a light rail stop here that is coming for 2027 so I am eager to see how that performs. I am hoping to see the service return to pre covid as right now there is a bus arriving about every 15 mins during the AM time and 10 years ago there was constant busses before which were amazing. It is nice to be able to just unwind on the bus and read or listen to podcasts or just sit and not have to worry about anything. There are some bus drivers who do need some more training as it is hit or miss on if you got a driver that is slamming on the breaks or one that is a good bus driver.

Great place with a great staff. Highly recommend it for MSP parking. Quick trip to the airport.read more

Have used them exclusively for years. Not anymore. Multiple calls and a long wait for the…read moreshuttle. Other companies came and went 2X-3X while I waited for these guys. On the last phone call, 34 minutes after the first call, I was told that I needed to be patient. It never used to be this way. The worst part is, they don't care anymore. Looking for a better alternative.

I've flown Club Jet for regional service once or twice a year for the past decade. They have…read morealways been professional, friendly, and provided great service. They went above and beyond with ground transport as well. They always made my guests feel safe and comfortable.

We fly private every now and then and usually experience top notch customer service when doing so…read more We chartered a Falcon through a broker and were matched with Club Jet. While the plane and flight were OK, the pilots were the most rude and unfriendly pilots we have ever encountered. Because of that, we will never fly Club Jet ever again and recommend that anyone spending good money on a chartered plane look elsewhere. When chartering a private jet, you should be treated in a friendly manner and with respect. Clearly, they don't train their pilots and shouldn't be in this business.

As crazy as it sounds, this was the 1st time I've used the metro from the airport. When I attempted…read moreto book my usual car rental, I was hit with $244 for 24hrs. Nope, not happening. The $4 all day ticket saved me $240, before tax & I had the added bonus of cardio! It's also incredibly easy to use. This particular station is clean, with great signage & clear maps, pricing, kiosks. One direction goes from T1 to T2 (free), then to Mall of America, the last stops on the blue line going that direction & connecting to the red line,I believe. We went the opposite way, towards Target Field, the last stops on the blue line for downtown & connecting to the green line. Our stop was government station, -10min walk to our hotel with a -15min walk to our event. I'll be doing this more often, when the weather is feeling cooperative! Follow the signs in T1 towards T2 & the lightrail. Take the tram & follow the signs again (there's an elsalator down). If heading only to T2, no ticket required. If going to Mall of America or to downtown, you can get your tickets (several options) from the kiosks. Trams run a outliers 10-15min. Easy Peasy!

The focus of my review is the bus, not the light rail (although I have taken the light rail to…read moredowntown Minneapolis and it is lovely). I had to go to downtown St Paul so I took a bus from the Metro Transit Terminal which is on level 2, gold ramp. There is an indoor waiting area where you can see the bus coming and there is a board inside with real time updates for the bus (Route 54 serves the airport). You can download the Metro Transit app to purchase fares ahead of time or pay on the bus, but the app makes it easy. You just activate your ticket and show it to the driver and off you go. I made it to downtown St Paul in a half hour. Coming back on a Sunday morning, it only took me 20 minutes to get from downtown St Paul to the airport. It is easy to enter the bus lobby, go up the escalator and go right into the terminal. It is a quick and easy way (and cheap too) to downtown St. Paul. One note, the bus I took going to the city didn't have any room for bags but the other bus was more roomy.

Quiet for an early flight. There were not many places to open to grab breakfast where my gate was…read morelocated. While waiting to board, I was able to secure a seat with no problem. Boarding was quick.

This Delta thing isn't so bad. The in-flight entertainment and wifi was great, the meal was okay,…read morethe snacks were ample, but starting off with a flight delay kinda makes me miss the consistency we've enjoyed with Southwest... but it was only one delay, and we were boarding in a little over an hour, so not too bad in the scheme of things. But I'm sorry, but the review from Bradley C warrants an apology from corporate.