Currently there are no major construction detours in place at Denver International Airport. As work continues on the South Terminal Redevelopment Program, motorists are advised to be alert for temporary lane closures and other construction activity.
Denver International Airport’s South Terminal Redevelopment Program (STRP) passed an important milestone in early August as workers reopened the Terminal West roadways and removed the west detour. The newly rebuilt Terminal West elevated roadways are open to traffic and the normal pick-up and drop-off configuration is in place.
In fall 2013, crews will begin work demolishing and rebuilding the Terminal East elevated roadways for passenger pick-up and drop-off. Detours will be in place as motorists exit Terminal East and are expected to be much less impactful to traffic.
This construction work is part of the South Terminal Redevelopment Program, bringing a 519-room Westin hotel and conference center, a public transit center to enable commuter rail service to Denver’s Union Station and a public plaza. DIA thanks you for your patience during the past year as we’ve made improvements that will solidify the airport’s position as a world-leader.