Rarely busy but always a ton of workers. Usually, there are staff in training. I'm not sure if the…read moresmall size makes it a great training facility for people heading elsewhere or if turnover is that high. There is one point of entry, pre-check to the left, everyone else to the right. Sometimes the ask you to scan your boarding pass, so, i keep mine handy. On average, security is -5min, even if they check your bag. Interestingly, I've had quite the mix of very thorough checks of every day items & items I expected to be pulled over for go through without a hitch. Today we were pulled for a set of coasters we had in the carry-on to take to my MIL. They were very careful with the check & repack, to the point the supervisor told them to just give it to us to put back before we miss our flight. (We were still ok on time, but it probably wasn't a 3-man job.) On entry, you're directed to 1 of the 2 scanners. Precheck gets a laminated card & goes through the walk through scanner. The new equipment scanning bags is painfully slow, though it's said to be more efficient. I can't imagine how it would go in a busy hub. Well, that's today's experience. Time to get on the plane to MSP.

Pretty normal TSA security. Gets a tad backed up depending on the time of day. Generally thirty…read moreminutes before flights otherwise it's fairly dead. One officer fields boarding passes for pre check and the normal line. Sometimes it maybe faster to go through the regular line regardless of your pre check status. Just saying. Staff has always been polite. But I'm proactive about not carrying twenty bucks in nickels on my person. Removing shoes and belt before etc. Metal detectors. A body scanner. Benches after to put your shoes back on. Onto your gate to board within two minutes. The TSA lines with more workers are slower! People ARE actively being reviewed or trained. Seems counter intuitive but choose the lines with one person working. They can handle the load by themselves and you will be through much faster than the line with four TSA people. Trust me.

Good experience renewing my license here! Check in process was self-explanatory and very quick, and…read moremy wait time wasn't more than fifteen minutes. Be prepared to fill out a small amount of paperwork, even if you're just renewing your license. That seemed like a no-brainer to me, but I heard five or six people at separate instances highly confused by this. No matter, just walk in the door, and go up to the computer screen with the giant blue sign and arrow. If you get that far, you'll be fine!

Quick, easy & super friendly The eye exam machine, however,…read morewas a struggle to line up with. I needed a bigger head Good til 2030 now tho