By gate in Domestic, Hudson is your grab-and-go stop
In YYC’s Domestic terminal, Hudson shows up right where you need last‑minute snacks, drinks, and basics before boarding. It’s a standard airport convenience shop: packaged sandwiches, chips, candy bars, soft drinks, and bottled water stacked beside magazines and paperbacks. Prices sit a notch above street level, but not outrageous for Calgary Airport, so it works for a quick top‑up rather than a full meal.
Hudson in Domestic usually opens early with the first bank of departures and stays open into the evening departure push, syncing with the main WestJet and Air Canada schedules. You’ll find grab-and-go coffee in self-serve urns, canned energy drinks, and small protein packs in the coolers. If gate food lines are spilling out, this is the faster way to grab something you can eat on board without juggling trays.
Stock leans heavily on branded snacks and bottled drinks, plus a rack of travel-sized toiletries and over-the-counter meds that cover the basics like pain relief and cold tablets. There’s also a small stand of tech accessories: phone cables, basic earbuds, and portable chargers that cost more than downtown but can save a dead phone before a 4-hour flight. Souvenir shelves carry maple sweets and YYC-branded mugs for last-second gifting.
Plan one quick pass here for water and a snack so you don’t have to fight the queue at the nearest sit-down spot once the 10:00–12:00 departure bank hits.