By A47, this Hudson News covers the basics quickly
This Hudson News sits in the Jeppesen Terminal near gate A47, so it works as a last-minute grab spot if you’re already in the A concourse. It’s a straight travel-essentials setup: magazines, books, headphones, snacks, and a wall of drinks you can see from the corridor.
Hours run daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., which catches the first bank of A-gate departures and most late arrivals into Denver. Early morning, the fridge is usually fully stocked with bottled water and energy drinks; late at night you’re more likely to see some gaps in the cold snacks.
Pricing sits in normal-airport range: expect roughly $3–$4 for bottled drinks, $2–$5 for candy and chips, and $15-ish for a basic phone charger. You’ll also find neck pillows, eye masks, and small toiletries if your liquids got pulled at TSA in the Jeppesen Terminal earlier.
Selection leans hard into grab-and-go: packaged sandwiches, protein bars, and a few single-serve medications like ibuprofen and melatonin, handy before a red-eye out of the A gates. Don’t expect specialty electronics or full meals; this is a 5-minute in-and-out stop, not a tech or grocery store.
Card payments are standard and tap-to-pay usually works, which speeds things up when A47 has a busy boarding group. Tip: if your flight is out of a low-number A gate, stop here on the way down the concourse so you’re not backtracking for water or chargers later.