Near the Jeppesen Terminal train, Time Travel is the gadget stop
Time Travel sits in Denver International Airport’s Jeppesen Terminal, so you can hit it before riding the train out to A, B, or C gates. Think tech accessories plus a mix of novelty items: phone chargers, earbuds, Bluetooth speakers, and quirky gifts tied to clocks, timelines, and sci‑fi themes. If you land without a working cable, this is one of the quicker fixes on the terminal level before security.
Most small electronics run in the $15–$40 range, with power banks and branded speakers climbing closer to $50–$70. You’ll also see travel staples like universal adapters and over‑ear headphones, usually priced higher than Target but still below the worst “airport markup” horror stories. Check the packaging for connector types (USB‑C vs Lightning) since stock shifts as phones update.
Because Time Travel is Jeppesen Terminal side, you can shop here even if you’re meeting someone at arrivals or waiting by the baggage carousels. Hours generally track main terminal traffic, opening by around 6:00 a.m. and staying open into the late evening bank of departures, though late‑night flyers after 10:00 p.m. shouldn’t count on it. If you’re tight on time, factor in 5–10 minutes for browsing plus the walk back to security.
One practical move: before buying a backup cable or brick at Time Travel, double‑check your airline’s gate area for free charging ports so you know if you actually need new hardware or just a place to plug in.