Source: The Points Guy
Summary
The Denver International Airport (DEN) is planning to repurpose its underground tunnels into pedestrian walkways to provide an alternative to its troubled train system. The tunnels were originally built for the airport’s automated baggage system, which was never used. The project is expected to cost between $300 and $700 million and could begin construction as early as 2027. The airport’s train system is currently undergoing a $75 million upgrade, but officials are looking for a backup plan in case of outages.
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The Denver International Airport’s underground tunnels are being repurposed into pedestrian walkways, providing a new way for passengers to navigate the airport. The tunnels were originally built for the airport’s automated baggage system, but were never used. The project is expected to cost between $300 and $700 million and could begin construction as early as 2027. Meanwhile, the airport’s train system is currently undergoing a $75 million upgrade, but officials are looking for a backup plan in case of outages. And, of course, the lizard people living in the tunnels will have to find a new home.
