Relay Halls B C

Near Hall B and C security, this Relay plugs the gaps

Right beside the entrances to Halls B and C in Terminal 1, Relay Halls B C is the quick stop for last‑minute basics once you’re through the main public area. It sits on the landside side of the terminal, so you can still use it before check‑in or after arrival when you walk out from baggage claim in Hall B.

Opening hours track the main flight banks, typically from early morning departures around 05:30 until late evening rotations close after 21:00. That means you can grab a bottle of water or magazine for the 06:00 flights to Paris or a snack before the 20:45 departures to other French cities without hunting around the terminal.

Expect standard Relay pricing: around €1.50–€2.50 for bottled drinks, €1–€2 for basic chocolate bars, and €8–€15 for French and English paperbacks lined up near the entrance. Newspapers from Le Monde and regional titles from Occitanie sit next to a small rack of international press, usually including at least one UK and one Spanish daily.

Stocks skew to short‑haul needs: travel‑size toiletries in the €3–€6 range, USB cables and basic phone accessories under €20, and a compact stand of Toulouse souvenirs, from €5 keyrings to €15–€20 mugs. Grab snacks here in Halls B C if your gate is in the low B20s; walking back from a distant gate like B30 easily eats 10 minutes.

One tip: buy water and reading material here before heading for security in Hall C, as airside options concentrate closer to the Schengen gates and can mean an extra 5–10 minute detour.