Minneapolis-St Paul Airport (MSP) Terminal Map

MSP Passenger terminal layout, Getting Around, International Arrivals, Delta Customers,  Lindbergh & Humphrey Terminal details:

The Minneapolis - St. Paul Airport consists of two passenger terminals: the Lindbergh Terminal 1 and the smaller Humphrey Terminal 2.  The two terminals are divided by a runway - and connected by the free underground light rail. The light rail takes passengers from different levels and concourses in the Lindbergh Terminal to the Lindbergh Light Rail Transit Station, located outside of Concourse G. (Lindbergh's Concourses D through G surround the parking facility). The trains run, on opposite sides, (a) to the Humphrey Terminal, Bloomington & Mall of America; and (b) to Minneapolis.

Getting around: 
1. To connect from Lindbergh to Humphrey Terminal, you need to take the tram inside the terminal to the outside Lindbergh Terminal light rail transit station and jump on the train going in that direction. You can access the trams from several areas of the Terminal: (a) Ticketing & Baggage Claim – take escalator or elevator down to Level T; take underground tram to transit center; follow signs to the light rail transit station; (b) from Concourses A, B, C, D. & E – exit security from the concourse connector; take elevator or escalator down to the Lindbergh Terminal light rail station; (c) from Concourses G & F – exit security from the concourse connector; take elevator or escalator down to the Lindbergh light rail station.
2. To connect from Humphrey to Lindbergh Terminal, you need to take the skyway on Level 2 to the parking ramp on the second level, by following signs and walking through the parking ramp and taking the escalator or elevator down to the light rail transit station. This takes about five minutes. For disabled travelers or families traveling with children and luggage there is an alternative shuttle service available.
3. Concourse Connections:  Concourses C & A are served by a tram; a connector between Concourses C & A connects to Concourse B  by a short tunnel; and the Concourse Connector Bridge connects Concourses G & C. Concourses  G, F, E & D can be reached by foot.
4. The light rail service to  Minneapolis:  (a) If disembarking at Concourses G or F, exit security from the Concourse Connector. Take elevators/ escalators down to light rail station;  (b) if disembarking from Concourses A - E: exit security from the Concourse Connector; take elevator /escalator down to light rail station.

5. International Arrivals:  Lindbergh's Concourse G has gates 1-10 and 11-22, with security checkpoint & international arrivals facility in the center.  (a) Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes).  

Delta Air Lines customers:  1. Delta maintains four 'Need Help?' centers at Terminal 1, near gates C2, C13, F1 & G10 (scanners are for rebooking there).  2. If you are  flying out of gates C10-27, G14-22 or Concourses A or B, check bags at the Delta counter on Level T and take the tram to Checkpoint 10 (midway on the C/G Concourse Connector Bridge).  3. Delta uses all concourses A through G of Terminal 1 with corresponding gate numbers.

Terminal 1 - The Lindbergh Terminal at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport has Concourses A through G - serving Air Canada, Alaska, American, Delta, Frontier, Great Lakes, United, US Airways. If you need a quiet place to sit or meditate, you find it on the Mezzanine level overlooking the Airport Mall. The terminal has two levels:
The lower level is for ticketing, baggage claim and Mall, and
the upper level is for security check points and gates, with a skyway to parking & ground transport (parking is in the center), and at the end of the terminal square, between Concourses G and C (down the escalator), is the Transit Center with light rail, buses, rental cars & security checkpoint for carry-on only. Food & drink, as well as shops are available throughout the Mall and all Concourses. The the upper level is surrounded on three sides by Concourses A through G -  Concourses E & F are in the center with Concourse D, C, A & B to the right and Concourse G to the left:  
Concourse A has gates A1-14 (Concourse B can be reached by tunnel)
Concourse B (opposite Concourse A) has on the upper level gates B1-16, and on the lower level a tunnel to of Concourses A/C.
Concourse C has gates 1-27, the Delta Sky Club at C11, and a cross walk to Concourse G near gate C12.
Concourse D to the right of the center, has gates D1-D6.
Concourse E has gates E1-E16 (United's Red Carpet Club is near E8)
Concourse F has gates F1-F16. 
Concourse G has gates 1-10 & 11-22 (with security checkpoint & international arrivals facility in the center), and a crosswalk to Concourse C near gate G18.

Amenities & services in the Lindbergh Terminal:  Aside from food & drink aretail concessions, it offers storage lockers (near gates C2, C13 & at entrances to Concourse F), banking facilities, self-service business centers with work stations, telephones, data ports, FedEx drop-offs, and Lost & Found.
Airline lounges: 
1. Delta Sky Club Lounges are in Terminal 1 - one is near entrance to F & G concourses, the other is at Concourse C, near gate C12.   
2. The Untied Club is on Concorse E, between gates E6-E8.

Terminal 2 - The Humphrey Terminal at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport serves AirTran, Icelandair, Southwest, Spirit, and Sun Country airlines with gates H1-5 at left & H6-10 at right.  The Terminal is on Humphrey Drive and consists of Level 1 for ticketing, baggage claim and outside passenger pickup & drop-off. Level 2 is for security checkpoints, skyway, and all gates.  This terminal is undergoing expansion work in the ticketing area and is opening new food & retail concessions.

The terminal connects, via skyway, to the parking facility with ground transport center, which in turn connects to the MSP Value parking facility and adjacent Light Rail Transit Station. A self-service business center with work stations, telephone & data ports, and nearby ATMs & FedEx drop-offs, are available across from Gate H3. Food & drink, as well as shops are available throughout the terminal.