This is a very modern, and very big airport. And even though there are signs everywhere instructing you where to go, I noticed people still got confused just because the airport is so big and there's so much going on. It was quite the hike from my gate to the rental cars, even though there's a moving sidewalk. I didn't notice until later that there's a big red tram above that I might have been able to take had I known. However, I convinced myself that walking is healthy, especially after a 4hr flight. If you have a disability, I'd look for alternatives or help. Rental cars are outside and each company has their own shuttle. My shuttle came right away. And unlike the other parts of the country where there's a car shortage, there were plenty of cars to rent. And very little pressure to use their insurance.

The Macnamera (Delta) terminal is excellent as far as US airports go. While terminal A is very long, the entire place has a simple layout, new and modern, lots of moving walkways, and an internal tram running the length of terminal A. B & C are close by, but smaller, and similarly easy to navigate. Good set of food choices, though may be a bit of a hike to get there. Most food seems to be typical airport prices, but I did run across one place with $5 muffins which seemed to be a bit exorbitant, as even Starbucks isn't that much. If you are changing airlines or not flying Delta, you'll likely need to visit the Evans terminal nearby. I haven't been there. There is a shuttle between the terminals, but likely takes awhile because you need to exit security and take a bus.

Nice airport, sometimes you can find cheap flights from here then from Chicago O'Hare. Wait times are not long if you don't have baggage. Would recommend doing the check in online. Plenty of options for food/drinks/coffee ☕ .

Good airport. Delta airlines and spirit airlines flights are plentiful at this airport. Things move pretty quickly at this. The lines are generally not that long. And the facilities are pretty good too here. This airport is better than quite a few other airports out there…the lounge is pretty good too

One of the most comfortable airports to travel to and from. I travelled from Kansas City and had a rental from Avis. The shuttle came in less than 2 min both during the pickup and drop off. The biggest surprise was the speed of the TSA. My flight was at 3:30pm and I was there around 2pm. It only took about 8 minutes to go through the TSA. That gave me time to walk around the airport. There was a cook station and my favorite So Chocolate. The person in So Chocolate was so amazing. She told me about the Treat Our Troops. I bought a chocolate for them to take to the troops. There was a pet relief area. That was great for anyone traveling with pet. I liked the TVs on each gate showing the details of the flights.

Huge airport with tons of stores from just regular cloths to things you may need for hygiene. Also tons of places with food and drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. A wide variety of places to choose from and it seems like most of the employees at least during my last visit were pretty nice and helpful.

Surprisingly nice airport. Sushi, fresh fruit market were a nice touch. After 10pm not much open. Bathrooms were clean and had doors almost to the floor, which was nice. Tram is useful for getting to the other end of the terminal quickly.

Very nice architecture, gorgeous calming fountain with great views of planes. The tram is a great to get around the airport quickly if you're pressed for time. The tunnel looks awesome but sadly it was under renovation when I passed through so it was only working at minimum. Beautiful large open spaces and very well renovated.

It was my first time here in this city and at this airport. Here i found one of the most nicest TSA staff and CBP. They treat you with respect and do their duty ethically. The airport has amazing art inside the building and it is very clean and well maintained. The restaurant’s are pretty decent with nice food.

For a larger airport it's pretty easy to get around. The united ticket counter was awesome. Of you checked in on their app, all you had to do was step up to an empty counter spot, scan your boarding pass and they put the tag on the bag and you were off for security.

The McNamara Terminal is huge: 78 gates in one straight line. That’s good news if you are on a long journey and want to stretch your legs! Or you could take the red elevated train which has stops at the ends and the middle of the terminal. It is fast and driverless, yet it never has an accident…. A feature I appreciated a lot is the reflection room at the center of the terminal, where you can pray or meditate; a silent spot away from the busyness. The selection of restaurants is OK, but there are very few coffee shops. This could be improved. I like the charging poles with USB ports that are widely available while you wait at one of the gates. The terminal is quiet and and pleasant on your ears. The water feature at the center of the terminal was nice the last time I was here (with intermittent spurts: cool!) It is being redone and hidden from view. Who knows what will pop up when it’s finished! Delta has a nice new service: scan your boarding pass at a special desk in the center hall and your flight info appears in big letters on the big screen above your head, only for you to see; everyone else sees a blue screen with a plane only.

The airport is usually clean and very well designed. Usually special events like coke-cola sales and orchestra performances. Deltas terminal is really nice especially their bathrooms since they are very clean, never a line.

Good airport with cleanly maintained. Good number of shopping , food options. Security check in was fast and staffs are friendly. Restrooms are clean. A fresh looking airport and well planned for rental car drop / pickup.

Clean and organized with good clear signage. There is a monorail train on the second level between terminal gates. Food is hit or miss based on the traveler's reviews.

Nice clean and large airport. It was pretty empty on Sunday morning, so it was one of the easiest transitions to my next flight. There is a tram, but I didn't use it.

Recently rated the best airport (in the largest category) in the country. I've been through here several times before and it's one of my favorites to connect through. Very clean and up-to-date, easy to navigate, typically not too crowded. The McNamara terminal is a mile long, so there is an air train that runs nearly the full length. And it's quiet, too. Several upscale stores near the center and numerous dining options throughout. There was a pianist performing on my most recent visit. If you have a choice of connecting through here, I'd recommend it, although several of Delta's hubs have left positive impressions over the years.

Good experiences every time I come to this airport. Friendly staff, super shiny, and always clean. My only complaint is how often TSA precheck is closed, but it doesn’t matter too much, they always get you through security lickity split.

We watched our daughter run the Detroit Free Press Marathon. Not only can that newspaper publish the truth, but it runs an amazingly well organized Marathon. What a great vibe in Detroit!!