Sao Paulo-Guarulhos Airport (GRU) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Sao Paulo-Guarulhos GRU Airport
Guarulhos International Airport has presently two passengers terminals, joined together and appearing as one long building – TPS1 with Concourses A & B, and TPS2 with Concourses C & D. (A third terminal is to open in 2014 & a fourth one is to follow.)
One of many passenger reviews sums it up when evaluating the Airport's amenities and services - 'Brazil's premier city deserves better'. Until the new passenger terminal is fully operational and other planned preparations for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games have been put in place, count on long immigraton lines, confusing signs, crammed baggage claim areas, and few and expensive shopping & eating options.
Services and amenities insite the terminals: While there are some good shops to find Brazilian crafts and tourist souvenirs in the public areas of the terminals, finding services of any kind is rare once you pass through security. In the public areas, however, you can find the usual selection of restaurants, shops and duty-free shops, banks, ATM machines, currency exchange and bookstores, etc. Tourist Information desks are on the Arrivals floor of each terminal, along with Infraero Information counters. A business center is located on the Departures floor of the Administration building, offering fax machines & computers, and VIP lounges and two conference rooms are at your service. Oher amenities & services include a post office, drugstore, luggage wrapping, beauty parlor, rental cars, and more.
Bus Transfer to Congonhas & Montoro Airports: EMTU, an Executive bus line serves Congonhas, while GOL and TAM airlines offer free bus transfer to their passengers to Andre Franco Montoro & Congonhas airports.
One of many passenger reviews sums it up when evaluating the Airport's amenities and services - 'Brazil's premier city deserves better'. Until the new passenger terminal is fully operational and other planned preparations for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games have been put in place, count on long immigraton lines, confusing signs, crammed baggage claim areas, and few and expensive shopping & eating options.
Services and amenities insite the terminals: While there are some good shops to find Brazilian crafts and tourist souvenirs in the public areas of the terminals, finding services of any kind is rare once you pass through security. In the public areas, however, you can find the usual selection of restaurants, shops and duty-free shops, banks, ATM machines, currency exchange and bookstores, etc. Tourist Information desks are on the Arrivals floor of each terminal, along with Infraero Information counters. A business center is located on the Departures floor of the Administration building, offering fax machines & computers, and VIP lounges and two conference rooms are at your service. Oher amenities & services include a post office, drugstore, luggage wrapping, beauty parlor, rental cars, and more.
Bus Transfer to Congonhas & Montoro Airports: EMTU, an Executive bus line serves Congonhas, while GOL and TAM airlines offer free bus transfer to their passengers to Andre Franco Montoro & Congonhas airports.