Right after security in T1, this is the souvenir stop
Souvenir Shop sits in Aguascalientes International Airport’s T1, past security and before the main cluster of gates, so you pass it on the way to every departure. It’s a small, basic shop focused on last‑minute gifts rather than duty‑free fashion or electronics.
Most shelves lean local: expect Aguascalientes and Mexico‑branded T‑shirts in the MXN 250–400 range, shot glasses under MXN 150, keychains and magnets, plus a few regional snacks. If you still need something for family, this is the only dedicated souvenir option in AGU T1.
Hours track flight banks, roughly from first morning departures around 05:30 until the last evening flights near 22:00. If you land late on an inbound and connect the next morning, don’t count on it being open overnight; plan to shop before an evening departure instead of after landing.
Quality is standard airport gift‑shop level: printed shirts, generic tequila accessories, and prepacked sweets. Prices run higher than downtown Aguascalientes markets, but not eye‑watering by airport standards. You won’t find luxury tequila here; think mid‑tier brands in small bottles that pass security rules.
There are no widely reported issues with staff or stockouts at Souvenir Shop, just the usual risk that specific sizes or designs sell out after busy weekend flights. If you care about a particular T‑shirt size, check the rack as soon as you clear security instead of waiting until boarding calls start.
Tip: do a quick lap here before you sit at your gate in T1; once you’ve queued for boarding, there’s no time to compare designs or prices calmly.