Gate B Hudson News is your quick grab-and-go stop
This Hudson News sits in Terminal B at Washington Dulles, right along the central concourse near multiple United and international gates. It’s post-security, so you can swing through after clearing TSA in the Main Terminal and riding the AeroTrain to B. Think magazines, drinks, and last-minute basics rather than a full grocery run.
Hours at Hudson News in B generally track flight banks, often opening before 6:00 a.m. and staying open until the late-night departures thin out. Early flyers can grab coffee, bottled water, and packaged pastries before a 7:00 a.m. flight. Late departures to Europe out of B also still see it open for snacks and a backup phone cable.
Prices sit at standard airport levels: bottled water around $3–4, candy and chips in the $3–6 range, and travel pillows often pushing $20+. You’ll see national newspapers, a wall of magazines, and a shelf of IAD souvenirs with Washington, D.C. prints and “IAD” logos. Tech items include basic Lightning and USB‑C cables, power banks, and cheap wired headphones that run in the $15–30 range.
Food here is mostly packaged: chips, nuts, protein bars, gum, and a fridge with sodas, juices, and ready-to-drink coffee. If you need an actual meal, head down the B concourse to one of the fast-food or sit-down spots; use Hudson News for filler snacks or a backup drink before boarding starts at T‑30. One practical tip: buy your water and snack here on the way in so you’re not stuck with whatever’s left in the cart at row 32.