Gate-side books and snacks in T2 at Relay
Just past security in Terminal T2, Relay fills the gap for last‑minute books, drinks, and small gifts before your EasyJet flight. The shop sits in the main departures area, a quick walk from most T2 gates, so you can duck in even on a 25‑minute boarding call.
Relay in T2 carries Italian and international magazines, paperbacks, and basic stationery, plus bottled water and soft drinks that usually price around €2–€3. You’ll also find packaged cookies, chocolate bars, and chips that beat inflight prices, especially if you grab a couple of items together.
The store keeps long hours in Terminal 2 departures, typically opening early in the morning to catch the first wave of flights and staying open into the late evening bank. It sits airside, so you can only use it after security; if you need reading material or a phone cable, don’t leave it for the gate stand carts.
Non-food basics here include USB charging cables, power adapters with EU plugs, and simple phone accessories often in the €10–€25 range. There’s also a small section of travel-size toiletries and over-the-counter items, handy if something got pulled at security.
Card payment is widely accepted, including contactless, and prices are clearly tagged in euros. Lines tend to move quickly since most people grab a drink and a magazine, then tap and go. If your gate changes inside T2, Relay’s central position makes it an easy stop while you walk across the concourse.
Tip: Pick up water and snacks here before boarding in T2; buy once and you’re set even if your low-cost flight runs 45 minutes late on the tarmac.