Gate-side basics in Terminal 4
This Hudson in Terminal 4 sits past security, near several B gates, and works for last‑minute grabs before boarding. Standard airport pricing: bottled water hits around $4, candy bars about $3, and neck pillows jump toward $20. Think quick run: snacks, drinks, travel pillows, and electronics rather than a long browse.
Hours generally track Terminal 4 bank times, opening early for 5–6 a.m. departures and staying open into the late‑evening rush. You’ll see the usual magazines, paperbacks, and Phoenix souvenirs right by the entrance. Packaged snacks line most shelves: chips, protein bars, nuts, and some basic cold sandwiches in the refrigerator case.
Hudson also stocks phone chargers, basic headphones, and power banks that run in the $25–$50 range. Over‑the‑counter meds sit on a short aisle: pain relievers, antacids, and travel‑size basics under 3.4 oz for TSA. If you forgot a toothbrush or 1‑quart bag, you can replace both here without leaving Terminal 4.
Expect quick service when a bank of flights is boarding off 4–6 nearby gates; lines move, but the single cashier setup can slow things during the 7–9 a.m. peak. Receipt shows “Terminal 4” if you need it for expense reports. One practical move: grab water and snacks here before walking to the end of the concourse, where options thin out fast.