Everyone knows it. There’s no ignoring it. The trek to Salt Lake City International Airport’s B gates is long.
Airport officials know it, too. That’s why they put out some spunky signs poking fun at the much-lampooned journey.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Travelers make the long trek from the B gates at Salt Lake City International Airport, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024.
“Doctors recommend 10,000 steps per day,” one sign, plastered to the wall, reads. “We’re just looking out for your health. New Central Tunnel arriving in 2024.”
Travelers will get some relief from the walk later this year when that flashy new tunnel opens just outside of the security checkpoint, but, for now, they’re stuck with snaking through part of the A concourse to access the B gates.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The entrance to what will be a second tunnel to Salt Lake City International Airport's B gates, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024.
We want to know: If you were in charge of putting out those cheeky signs, what would you want them to say? You can have some fun with it. Something like:
• “Sorry for the walk. At least our restaurants won’t gouge you.”
• “You should have flown Delta.”
• “Hey, Brigham Young trekked farther.”
• “Yes, it’s a long walk. Go ahead and get that second cup of fry sauce.”
It’s your call. Let us know in our Google Form.
