Gate-side electronics stop in Terminal 2
Just past security in Terminal 2, InMotion is the spot to fix a dead phone or missing cable before you board that Southwest or charter flight. It sits in the main departures area, so you can dip in after TSA without backtracking far to your gate. Stock turns over quickly, so odds are decent they have current iPhone and USB-C gear on hand.
Hours float with the flight banks, but the shop generally tracks the morning rush through the early evening departures in T2. If you’re on a 5:30 a.m. flight, don’t bank on it being open; late-morning and mid-afternoon windows are safer. Figure standard airport pricing: expect a basic charging cable to run several dollars more than Target, and noise-cancelling headphones easily clearing the $150 mark.
InMotion leans hard on travel electronics: over-ear and in-ear headphones, power banks, travel adapters, Bluetooth speakers, and cases for major phone models. You’ll also see memory cards and streaming sticks for under $60, handy if you’re heading on a longer trip. If you just need a $5 wall plug, this will sting; if a $40 power bank saves a 3-hour delay in T2, it earns its keep.
Inventory skews to current Apple and Samsung phones, so owners of niche brands should check box labels carefully before paying. Keep your old cable in your hand and match the connector at the rack; it’s the fastest way to avoid grabbing the wrong one in a rush.