Gate-side snack stop between Terminals A and B
Mr. Iglú sits airside at Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR), in the shared departures area for Terminals A and B, so you can reach it from most international gates without backtracking through security. Signage in the concourse is thin, so look for the bright ice-cream style branding near the mid‑terminal seating clusters rather than hunting by gate number.
Hours run roughly from the first morning departures through the last evening flights, tracking the main PVR schedule rather than strict posted times. Morning departures around 07:00 usually find it open; late arrivals after 21:00 can be hit or miss, so don’t plan on a late-night snack here as your only option.
Pricing sits in the mid-airport range: expect snack items around 40–80 MXN and soft drinks in the 35–60 MXN band, a bit higher than downtown Puerto Vallarta but normal for PVR. Card payments in pesos work smoothly; some cashiers accept USD, though the conversion rate tends to favor the house.
Food is standard grab-and-go: packaged sweets, chips, and cold drinks geared to short and medium-haul flights of 2–4 hours. Nothing here substitutes for a real meal, so eat properly in town or earlier in the terminal, then use Mr. Iglú for a sugar hit or something small to tide you over.
Tip: lines spike about 30 minutes before big US departures to hubs like Dallas and Los Angeles, so if your boarding pass shows one of those flights, swing by at least 45 minutes before departure to avoid last‑minute queuing.