Lines stacked at LAS A-gates? Hudson by A10 bails you out.
This Hudson News sits in Terminal 1 by Gate A10, post-security, and basically functions as the emergency stop when the nearby food spots have 20-minute queues. It’s a small, $-tier newsstand setup: packaged snacks, bottled drinks, candy, and a few grab-and-go basics so you’re not boarding a Southwest flight out of the A-gates hungry.
Hours aren’t clearly posted online, but regular airport patterns at LAS Terminal 1 mean you can expect it open for early morning departures and still running for late-evening flights from the A and B gates. If you’re walking from security toward gates A1–A15, you’ll hit this Hudson near A10 first, then another one closer to B9 or B19 if you keep going down the pier.
Pricing sits in the standard airport range: think $3–$4 for bottled water, $4–$6 for chips or candy multipacks, and around $10 if you piece together a drink plus a couple of snack items. It’s not a sit-down option and there’s no fresh hot food line, so treat it as a supplement to whatever you grabbed in the main Terminal 1 food court before heading to the A/B/C concourse.
Selection leans hard into travel basics. You’ll see magazines and newspapers, phone chargers, basic meds like ibuprofen and motion-sickness tablets, plus neck pillows and eye masks hanging near the register. Near Gate A10 this matters more than you’d think; if your boarding group is already on the screen, you can still duck in, grab a 20 oz drink and a protein bar in under 5 minutes, and be back at the gate before they hit Group B.
Tip: If you have time, hit the larger shops pre-security in Terminal 1, then use this A10 Hudson only for last-minute drinks, gum, and forgotten cables right before boarding.