Relay Halls C D

By gate signs for Halls C/D, this is the Relay

Right in Terminal 1 by the split for Halls C and D, Relay Halls C D is the quick grab spot before security lines snake or boarding starts. It’s a standard French newsagent setup: magazines, books, snacks, and last‑minute travel bits. Expect airport pricing on drinks and sweets, but not total sticker shock compared with central Toulouse.

The shop usually opens early morning in line with the first wave of flights out of Terminal 1 and runs through the evening bank, so you can grab a bottle of water for your 06:30 departure or a sandwich on the way to a 20:00 flight. Stock skews heavily to French‑language press with a few English titles, so pick up your Financial Times or local paper here rather than counting on the gate area.

You’ll find standard packaged snacks, cold soft drinks, and some basic sandwiches at Relay Halls C D, useful if the main food outlets near Halls C and D are slammed. Expect familiar brands: Orangina, Coke, and usual chocolate bars. There’s also a small stand of basic travel items like chargers and adapters, which saves a walk back toward the main shopping zone of Terminal 1.

One quirk: Relay Halls C D often has quick‑scan payment terminals, which speeds things up when a couple of flights to Paris and London board at the same time. Grab water and any reading material here on the way to Halls C or D, so you’re not stuck with only whatever the vending machines near your exact gate are selling.