> > When I was in the Denver airport early in the morning, I was apparently the *only* person in the airport for a couple hours. Certainly there was no one else in concourse C, and when I rode the train around for entertainment, there was no one visible in the other concourses or in the terminal.
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> > They left several tempting items of equipment out, including a waxing machine like a cross between a dog sled and a vacuum cleaner, and a go-cart for the airport police. If I had actually gone for a joyride around the empty concourse, I imagine some guard from the bowels of the building would have emerged to harass me. I left a note at the customer information booth requesting that they either hide away such equipment or affix signs to them clearly permitting public enjoyment.
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> Wow. This makes me want to fly in the middle of the night some time. I was in the Denver airport in February, but in the evening on a Monday, and it was crowded and busy the whole time. Imagining the whole thing empty... Whoah.
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> Don

About ten years ago, I went to sleep in the Atlanta airport. It was very busy when I went to sleep and I woke up to find the lights turned way down and not a person in sight. After a few minutes, I saw a couple of housekeeping people emptying trash cans. It was about an hour before the lights came back up and people started dragging in.

It was a little sp@@ky there for a few minutes.
Howard