Prices in DFA Duty Free are all in USD in Terminal A
DFA Duty Free sits airside in Terminal A after passport control, so you hit it on the short walk to most A-gates. Shelves lean heavily toward liquor and perfume, with Caribbean rums stacked near the entrance and big fragrance brands toward the center. Staff usually call out the current multi-bottle rum promos, which can bring a 1L bottle down a few dollars compared to resort shop pricing.
Liquor runs in the mid-range: think standard vodka, tequila, and whisky labels around typical US duty-free pricing, occasionally a bit higher than Miami or JFK. Cigarettes and cigars sit in a separate section toward the back wall, with cartons priced in USD and some regional cigar brands mixed in with the better-known names. Chocolate, coffee, and gift-box snacks fill the middle aisles, mostly in the $8–$25 bracket.
Store hours generally track international departures, opening early morning before the first bank of flights and staying open until the last evening departures to North America and Europe clear. Because almost all outbound passengers from Terminal A funnel past DFA Duty Free, expect it to feel busy in the 2–3 hours before those big bank departures. Lines move quickly at the central tills, but individual product advice can be hit-or-miss when three widebody flights board at once.
One practical move: snap a photo of your purchase receipts with your phone before leaving the shop, especially for higher-value liquor or electronics, so you have details handy if customs asks or a bag ends up checked at the gate.