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Originally Posted by JayP
I'm booking some flights to Nashville in January to catch the Flames play right now, but I haven't flown much.
There's basically no direct flights down there so I'm going to have to connect in my choice of a few cities (Denver, Minneapolis, Chicago). My only concern is how much time I should leave between when I arrive/depart in the connecting city. I'll be flying on the same airline for each flight, but I plan on only bring a carry-on as it's only a couple day trip.
Also, does anyone have experience in flying through airports (Denver Intl, ORD, Minn-St.P Intl)? Which one would be easiest to navigate through for someone who hasn't flown much?
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If your choices are Denver, Minneapolis or Chicago, I would AVOID Chicago (most delays) and then its a tossup between the two..I would prolly go with Denver. I just flew back from Calgary and had to connect in Denver (on boxign day) and it wasn't too bad. it is a big airport so you have to take a train thingy to the next terminal. I would leave 90 mins to be safe...