Wellington Airport (WLG) Terminal Map

The passenger terminal of Wellington International has a ground, first and second level, as well as a South Pier with gates 4-9; a South-West Pier with gates 10-17, and a North West Pier with gates 20-45.  Domestic gates are gates 4-29 and international gates are 41-49.
The terminal closes each night beween 1:30am & 4am (no overnight stays possible).

On the ground level outside are two taxi stands (one for Wellington Combined Taxis, & one for all other taxis). Across from the circle road are buses and rental cars.  Inside is an elevator leading down to the carpark, the baggage claim area and international arrivals, rental car desks, police & WIAL operations, and a concourse leading to regional airline gates.

On the first level outside is the passenger drop-off area and carpark access; inside are check-in and ticketing desks, shops, cafe, restaurant, and access to the domestic international departure gates.

On the second level, reached by stairs & elevators is the conference center (with fax & copy services), the 'Wild At Heart Lounge' and the Koru Lounge.The Kia'ora conference center, located on the mezzanine floor, offers 7 conference rooms, accommodating between 4 and 120 attendees, with added services as requested (tel. +64 4 385 5199/ fax 5190).

Other services and amenities in the passenger terminal of Wellington International include volunteer ambassadors to help you find your way around the airport, a Terminal Services Team, luggage store, foreign currency exchange, parenting room, first aid, and lost & found. Free internet access is available in the food court area, Fuel Espressso and in the international departure lounges on Level 1 (use 'Wild at Heart' as your connection). A courier service by NZ Post is on level 1, opposite international departures. A baggage storage room is available by calling (04) 385 5124. ATM machines are located throughout the terminal.

NOTE: While the Terminal's bathrooms are presently being ugraded, the Airport also intends to expand the terminal by 35 meters to the south, to be completed by 2015.