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dateCreated	2007-11-10 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	McCarran International Airport
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rev:text	McCarran has huge revenue available to make any grade of airport they want. With resources available, they make very poor use of the money and seems to be extremely poorly managed. Do not expect to get in and out of the aiport quickly if you have a rental car and check bags. Here is how it went today.....and this applies to Terminal 1 1. Rental cars: It is at a separate facility for all companies about 5 minutes away from the airport. They seem to have this part right. With the huge crowds it moved pretty well with buses lined up to shuttle passengers. With this extra logistics add another 15 min to your normal schdule 2. Ticketing: This is more under control of the airlines. This part went ok. 3. Security checkin: This is where it went down hill fast. With thousands of people in line on this mid November Saturday afternoon. Securitiy is yelling at people to get into four lines, four abreast. There were no markings or aisle lanes or roped lanes. It was a free for all making a tangled mess of hundreds of people squishing against each other. This was the first bottleneck When you reached the ID checkpoint....it then necked down to ONE lane for security checkin. This caused a huge bottleneck and everyone had to go through the line serially. After they put both me and my carryon through the microwave oven, nearly an hour passed. 3. Train to the terminals. Don't think you are at the gates yet. You still need to take a train to the airplane gates. This adds another 10 min 4. Restrooms. One of the worst I have ever seen at any major city. It was just plain FiLTHY. The seat liners were the cheapest quality I have ever encountered, tearing no matter how carefully you pulled it out. Wads of torn liners littered the back of the latrine because other frustrated "users" just had it with this nonsense. They were also out of paper towels. Why one star? This airport has as much money as it wans to make a first class airport. They may have spent alot of money, and if they did, they squandered it. Its very poorly organized and poorly maintained. Chicago and Los Angeles are busier but handle the crowds much better and have better facilities. One and only good thing I can say about McCarran....It has free WiFi.....but it's not the reason why I came to the airport. However.....if you just want to sit at the airport and use their free WiFi....that's a whole different story.........
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