Gate-side convenience store for last-minute buys
Wright Stop Travelmart sits in the Main Terminal at Dayton (DAY), past security, and functions like a compact airport convenience store. You’ll find it airside, so it works for quick grab-and-go before boarding rather than a pre-checkpoint stop.
Expect standard travel-mart basics: bottled drinks, packaged snacks, candy bars, gum, and magazines, all priced at typical airport markups compared with Dayton city gas stations. It’s the place to grab a soda or chips if your flight boards in 15–20 minutes and you don’t want to walk back toward the larger food outlets.
The shop usually carries small health and personal-care items like travel-size pain relievers, hand sanitizer, tissues, and lip balm, which can save you if you forgot something at home and only realize it at the gate. You’ll also see basic tech accessories such as phone charging cables and earbuds on the racks.
Expect some Dayton and aviation-themed souvenirs referencing the Wright brothers, from logo T‑shirts to keychains and magnets, tying into the airport’s full name, James M. Cox Dayton International Airport. Prices sit in the typical $10–$30 range for shirts and gift items, with smaller trinkets a few dollars each.
Tip: use Wright Stop Travelmart for quick fixes and snacks, but if you want a real meal at DAY, budget an extra 10–15 minutes to walk to one of the larger restaurants in the Main Terminal before heading back to your gate.