Across from several gates in Terminal B, Sunglass Hut sits in the main airside corridor, easy to spot while you walk to security or your gate. It’s inside Terminal B after security, so you don’t need to budget extra time for re-clearing. Think quick-stop accessories rather than a long shopping detour.
Pricing runs in typical airport-luxury territory: expect many branded frames to land around US$150–US$250, with some higher-end styles pushing above US$300. You’ll see the usual international labels (Ray-Ban, Oakley, Prada, Versace), not local boutique brands. If you just forgot your shades before a 3-hour hop to Mexico City or a 9-hour connection up to the US, this fills the gap.
Service is hit-or-miss by time of day, but staff generally handle basic adjustments and quick fittings in under 5 minutes. Terminal B flights often bunch departures around early morning and late afternoon banks, so you may get a small queue at the counter right before a 07:00–08:30 wave. Try to swing by 45–60 minutes before boarding if you want to compare a few models.
Returns are trickier once you leave Mexico, and some cards don’t process airport refunds smoothly, so double-check your receipt and lens details at the counter before you walk off. If you just need something cheap for glare off the runway, start by asking for frames under 2,000 MXN; if they only show you 4,000+ MXN options, push back and ask to see the lower-price cabinet.