Information Counters (International Terminal, before security)
Information Counters in the International Terminal (before security). Locations: 1F Drop-off Lobby, 2F Arrivals Lobby, 3F Departure Lobby (North), 3F Departure Lobby (South) (4 in total). All counters provide facility guidance, flight arrival and departure information, transport information and Hokkaido sightseeing information, and lend wheelchairs. The 1F Drop-off Lobby sells bus tickets (excluding ticket machines and some routes) and takes sightseeing taxi bookings; the 2F Arrivals Lobby takes hotel reservations and sightseeing taxi bookings. Free stroller rental is available at the 2F Arrivals Lobby and the 3F Departure Lobby (North and South). During unstaffed hours guidance is given remotely, so some requests may take time.
Details
- Airport
- New Chitose Airport
- Terminal
- INTL
- Area
- Before security (public area)
- Location
- International Terminal (before security)
- Hours
- Open in line with domestic and international flights (changes with flight schedule changes and delays)
- Price
- Not stated on the official website
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
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Source
Type: Official website
https://www.hokkaido-airports.com/ja/new-chitose/service/information/info-center/
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.