On Saturday, Miami International Airport started closing one of its concourses in the early afternoon and diverted flights and passengers to gates in other concourses.
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Concourses were packed with passengers waiting for service to resume.
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The airport has three terminals, which are divided into six concourses.
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Only a few pieces are situated in public entries and concourses.
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The first floor, they decided, should mix commercial space and travel concourses.
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Finally, the fans poured into the concourses and onto the plazas outside.
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The terminal serves 16 airlines with 35 gates spread out across three concourses.
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LAS VEGAS — Hand-sanitizing dispensers stationed outside locker rooms and along arena concourses.
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There is a strong communal vibe — for now — in the concourses at the Luzhniki.
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There was a healthy contingent of Canadiens fans in the stands and on the concourses.
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Stadium officials requested that fans leave the grandstands and wait in the facility's protected concourses.
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Other improvements include new lights, a new press box and new accoutrements on the concourses.
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Little Caesars Arena is a palatial complex with a practice rink and gleaming shopping concourses.
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Common practice now is to include only the departure concourses (gate areas) in the security area.
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The underground Automated People Mover bisects the concourses, linking them to one another and the terminals.
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Five expanded and redesigned gate entrances bring fans to sponsored "neighborhoods" in concourses along the front stretch.
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Security stations tend to be narrow, especially in the Terminal B concourses, each with its own checkpoint.
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In the B and C concourses, Cibo Express Gourmet Markets stock healthy snacks including salads and nuts.
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Half the terminal's concourses were shut down as the man, In John Park, 70, from Farmington, Mich.
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It's so close that the US Capitol Building and the White House are visible from the airport's concourses.
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Tokyo, after all, is threaded with vast networks of underground retail concourses beneath train stations or office towers.
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Brett Yormark, Barclays Center's chief executive, was making his usual rounds through the arena's concourses during the game.
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Travelers have seen lines stretching to the curb, snaking to other terminal levels or even extending into different concourses.
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Layout: The nation's busiest airport, Hartsfield is made up of domestic and international terminals that bookend seven perpendicular concourses.
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The Slovakian fans roared while those in the Russian end headed for the concourses to beat the halftime lines.
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Riot police can be seen charging to the concourses, with one levelling a rubber bullet shotgun at CSA fans.
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So they decided to escape the sun and wander the stadium's shaded concourses or to leave the ballpark altogether.
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The last change was met by boos echoing from the Yankee Stadium concourses, where fans hid from the downpour.
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The scarcity of unity extends to the train concourses, which function as individual microcosms — each complete with eccentric fonts.
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Miami International Airport closed one of its concourses on Saturday because too few TSA agents were showing up for work.
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The curvature of the storefronts in the Oculus and the radiating concourses will help give retailers visibility, Mr. Calatrava said.
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Capacity is expected to be reduced from 94,000 to 77,500, gutting midfield seating in favor of luxury boxes and concourses.
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This would free up space to sufficiently redevelop the concourses of New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road.
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Instead of showing extravagant goals by, say, Sidney Crosby, televisions on the concourses ran highlight reels of mic'd-up referees.
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Miami airport has already been forced to closes one of its concourses due to a lack of TSA employees on duty.
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The unbent concourses, designed by the architecture and engineering firm HOK, are characteristic of airport reconstruction projects to accommodate big planes.
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The paint was faded, the concourses dark, and the murals bearing revolutionary messages were tired—as if the country had left them behind.
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The company is working with sports arenas and concert venues to put giant recycling bins in concourses to recycle single-use plastic cups.
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Yormark spends part of every game striding through the arena's concourses, chatting and shaking hands with fans like a candidate for political office.
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This sparked a pitch invasion from both sets of supporters, with violence erupting on the field and on the concourses outside the stadium.
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Renderings show the concourses dotted with trees, and the entire complex is hugged by parkland, pointedly emphasizing its relationship with the natural landscape.
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She also criticized Europe's free movement of labor and people, saying that "our borders have been erased and our countries have become station concourses".
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Had they not the Belgium and Australian fans outside in the drafty concourses would have been waiting even longer to cheer their teams on.
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Entrances to the new stations have been carefully inserted into the existing streetscape, artwork will enliven the walls and the concourses and tunnels are roomy.
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Inside, old-fashioned concrete concourses and generator rooms are overseen by a modern control center complete with a wall of gauges and blinking computer arrays.
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Westfield also plans to turn the enormous LED advertising billboards in the concourses over to video programming by the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.
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Two new concourses will also be built, and connected to the new terminal with pedestrian bridges high enough for a Boeing 20183 to pass under.
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The sports kiosk, which was one of 40 small "merchandising units" now spread around Denver's concourses, turned a profit but came with a learning curve.
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The flustered Suns muttered among themselves during a timeout after the layup, and fans headed for the concourses in droves, even though halftime had not arrived.
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Here at the world's busiest airport -- with seven concourses and more than 200 gates -- a gate for the Super Jumbo Airbus A380 could not be provided.
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Scott Morrissey, senior director of sustainability for the Denver International Airport, said that the installation of 16 Elkay bottle-filling stations in concourses began in 2013.
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Flights to Salt Lake International Airport were diverted, departures were postponed and terminals and concourses were evacuated so engineers could inspect the facilities, the airport said.
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One existing 990-foot tunnel, and a second, new one of the same length, will link the two concourses at a cost of nearly $140 million.
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A long line of lorries snakes slowly but uninterruptedly around concrete concourses and onto the roll-on, roll-off ferries that make the short crossing to Calais.
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The LIRR concourses will be redeveloped by the MTA, which will triple the width of the 33rd Street Corridor — one of the busiest sections of Penn Station.
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The funding includes construction of new outfield concourses and gathering spots, improved access into the ballpark and additional improvements at the team's minor league training complex nearby.
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She has directed extensive stadium enhancements, including wider concourses, an enlarged modern clubhouse, overlooks above the bullpens and a return of the hexagonal scoreboards in the outfield.
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Virtually every advertisement in the terminal is for businesses providing services to the oil industry, not for any of the consumer products that fill most airport concourses.
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Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts tore up their schedules to shout their way through impromptu speeches in airport concourses thronged with protesters.
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When gates in the new concourses are ready to serve passengers, the airport will close and demolish the old terminals, then build the rest of the South Concourse.
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Two island concourses will also connect to a main area by way of elevated pedestrian bridgeways, which reduces the number of construction phases needed, according to the investor presentation.
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Though all has gone well barring a few power glitches, there are fears that when a fourth line connects to Admiralty in 2021, the concourses will be totally overwhelmed.
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United and Frontier are in G, Delta is in H. Security lowdown: Most of the concourses have just one security checkpoint, though the large North Terminal (D) has three.
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Though all has gone well barring a few power glitches, there are fears that when a fourth line connects to Admiralty in 2021, the concourses will be totally overwhelmed.
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Harteveldt believes LAX needs to tear down all domestic terminal buildings and build completely new concourses in order to create security areas that can accommodate the airport's enormous growth.
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Great restaurants, local musicians performing in the concourses, and some of the best views of the planes coming and going against the backdrop of Mt. Rainier and the Olympics.
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They yearn for the dreamy days where they blew bubbles into the flat, granite skies above Green Street, and walked the concrete concourses of their charming home of 112 years.
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Employees seemed unable to tell anyone where to go or what to do, and matters only worsened when the sun set a few hours later, bathing the concourses in darkness.
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Center — with luxury boxes and bars in the concourses that serve bourbon and other hard liquors, Louisville basketball has generated more than $45 million in annual revenue in recent seasons.
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An airport spokesman, Glen Thomas, said that while there was some minor damage from broken glass, there were no reports of injuries, and the damaged concourses had been cordoned off.
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These include robots that can clean concourses and provide towing services at Narita Airport near Tokyo, which has seen a surge in travelers ahead of the Olympic Games in 2020.
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But Sandall said she hopes TSA and other airport staff will join the gym since it'll be right there between concourses D and E in a new connector at BWI.
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" The closing follows a similar move by Miami International Airport, which closed one of its concourses over the weekend because of an "increased number of TSA screeners not reporting to work.
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The stands were largely empty as fans sought out dry concourses rather than seeing the ceremony for the man who owned the team during its run of five Super Bowl wins.
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Roads go under the plazas or are stymied by more sheer granite; the plazas close at night, as does the fluorescent catacomb of retail and administrative concourses that run under them.
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The structure features larger concourses to make room for longer queues, 26 percent more stands with cooking capacity than in the dome and state-of-the-art point-of-sale technology.
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In themed "neighborhoods" inside the concourses, fans will find new dining and merchandise concessions, plenty of TVs and video screens, complimentary Internet access, charging stations and a wide variety of interactive activities.
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A large-scale version of Florida-based artist Derek Gores's collage of the Vikings logo fabricated from old posters and playbooks is positioned on a high wall above one of the concourses.
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In addition, there are spacious concourses that allow clear sightlines to the racetrack, 1,0003 television screens, 60 luxury suites, lounge areas, interactive displays and grandstand chairs to sit in, rather than metal bleachers.
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"Due to an increased number of TSA screeners not reporting to work, we have decided to take this precautionary step and relocate about 12 flights to adjoining concourses in the afternoons," he said.
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On Pro Football EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Hours before football games at MetLife Stadium here, the televisions on the concourses and at the concession stands normally show highlights and interviews with players and coaches.
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But in the stadium's stands and concourses Tuesday, hordes of fans repeatedly sang a song created less than three weeks before, which some protesters have billed as their equivalent of a national anthem.
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On Wednesday, the near-sellout crowd had a chance to relive the old days and walk the concourses of the Palestra, which feature display cases honoring the Big 5 colleges and the arena's history.
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Representatives for McCarran Airport have continued to update the public via Twitter, with the outage moving to affect systems at A, B and C Concourses, while D Gates and Terminal 3 are powered and operational.
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Daxing was designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid, in a starfish-shape with five concourses and four runways, with plans for up to three more in the future to handle 620,000 flights a year.
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Now that TSA agents have missed their first paychecks, airports are starting to feel the squeeze of the partial government shutdown and are closing security checkpoints or entire concourses due to a lack of screening agents.
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Officials shut the doors to Grand Central Station during the evening commute to help ease its congested concourses filled with thousands of passengers while Metro-North train lines were temporarily suspended, according to the NY Post .
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Ricketts, the ownership's public face, was nearly an everyday presence at Wrigley Field during those seasons, as he is now, making himself available to fans as he walks through the concourses at almost every home game.
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Five more concourses, E through J (there is no A, B or C), swing around in a horseshoe shape and are grouped together as the Central (E, F and G) and South (H and J) Terminals.
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Overall star rating: 4.4Total number of reviews: 4,938One thing to know: The Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx's home underwent a $140 million makeover last year, with the biggest changes coming in the concourses and hospitality areas.
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Angry fans of the two fighters brawled in the concourses of the arena as police and security staff struggled to maintain any semblance of order, and violent scuffles continued into the night around the Las Vegas strip.
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A giant block of granite originally cut for hockey, the Bradley Center is as welcoming as a headstone, and the games played there often take on the stop-and-go slovenliness of its subway-station-inspired concourses.
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Eight days before Christmas and heading into one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, the planet's busiest airport was knocked offline for hours by an apparent fire in underground electrical equipment between its huge concourses.
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It already has a new kinetic 4k scoreboard, but when completed, the arena will also boast new sound and lighting systems, improved seating, upgraded concourses, open-air lounge areas, and expanding views of the city's skyline. #trusttheprocess
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As a newly arrived college student in "The Freshman," Matthew Broderick tripped over an unconscious man on a staircase between the upper and lower concourses, then watched fearfully as vignettes of petty crime played out before him.
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Gathered along one of the most famous upscale shopping concourses of the country, Rodeo Drive, a collection of MAF Union supporters clad in their characteristic all-black attire carried protest signs while handing out flyers to holiday shoppers.
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They do the same thing back down the escalator, into the maw of a sprawling and inexplicable underground expo that nearly fills the warren of concourses and which I can only describe as A Trade Show, But For Children.
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As airports around the country sharpen their focus on customer satisfaction and increase their reliance on income from food and beverage, specialty retail and other non-aeronautical revenue, concourses are getting more comfortable and shop offerings are becoming more creative.
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With two 70-metre long structures stretching along the east and west stands and a couple of 40-metre long enclosures connected to the north and south stands around the concourses, the stadium has a view onto the botanical collections.
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For the large part, [the Super Bowl] is a social event, so you're going to see people watching in the concourses and chatting, but there are those gaps that we want to fill in with both an entertaining and functional [app].
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It had hit 94 degrees (34 degrees Celsius) by first pitch at the San Diego Padres-Chicago Cubs game at Wrigley Field, but some fans didn't want to stay away, largely watching from shaded concourses as the Cubs won 6-5.
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And the carrot of prized tickets had only a marginal influence on students staying in their seats, as the heat sent dozens to find shelter in the concourses and thousands heading to the exit before halftime, when Alabama led, 143-0.
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It's all the other stuff—expensive cab rides to the middle-of-nowhere airport, long lines at check-in, customs, and security, invasive TSA searches, overcrowded concourses, pricey yet terrible food and drink options—that makes air travel the worst.
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With fans already trickling towards the ground over the concourses and bridges of the Olympic Park, we break away from the crowds and head down towards the moorings on the Bow Back Rivers where the Hammers Chat YouTube channel have their impromptu headquarters.
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Not all Western airports have austere arrival concourses à la Heathrow; many have eateries and bars (Gulliver remembers taking an hour once to leave LAX arrivals because of the offer of a beer, or two, at the concourse bar from a welcoming friend).
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"Not only did the fire disrupt our primary source of power to the concourses, but also the backup service as well," said Mr. Bowers, who added that "our primary focus now is to investigate what happened to ensure that never happens again."
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For the next few weeks, he and Howard tried to spread the word and popularize their creation: They were both at the game in Porto — three months later — where groups of Liverpool fans started singing it on the concourses and in the stands.
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More important, this would clean up the mess below ground, reordering the way concourses and tracks connect with subways and streets — essential preparation for the day when new Hudson River rail tunnels dump ever more passengers into what is now a suffocating, pillar-choked maze.
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Delta runs its shuttle to Chicago and Washington, D.C., from Terminal A. Delta also operates from C and D. The largest terminal, B, has four concourses: A, with United and JetBlue; B, with Southwest and Spirit; C with American, United and Virgin America; and D with American.
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It was stimulated by the steroid-fueled surge in home runs but also by a stadium-building boom that tapped into the nostalgia of quirky, prewar ballparks that came with the trappings of modern stadiums: luxury suites, broad concourses and concessions that expanded beyond hot dogs and beer.
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As concessions, restaurants and ticket counters were being shuttered, a New Orleans-style second-line parade led by a brass band and an oversized version of Louis Armstrong snaked its way through the concourses and ticket lobby with many passengers, TSA employees and airport employees joining in to say good-bye.
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Denver's public art officials may be knowingly fomenting the conspiracy theories surrounding the airport by filling its concourses with works that are so anomalous; DIA senior public information officer Heath Montgomery told the Denver Post that the conspiracy theories add up to "hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars" in free advertising.
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Along those concourses, passengers will find 40 food, beverage and retail outlets, pre- and post-security stages for live music and many other modern-day airport amenities, including three rooms for nursing mothers, a post-security pet relief area and a Delta Sky Club that overlooks airfield activities and is filled with New Orleans-themed art.
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The airport's solution is to spend $219 million on what it is calling a modernization effort: closing and renovating Concourse B, and then consolidating operations there and essentially mothballing Concourses A and C. The plan is as much a push toward the future as it is an admission that Memphis — the sign at the entrance still calls it "America's Aerotropolis" — is a lesser passenger magnet these days than Omaha or Columbus, Ohio, or even the second airport serving Dallas.
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