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See's Candies storefront at Terminal 6
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See's Candies

Terminal 6DeparturesPost-Security

Hours

7:00 am - 8:00 pm

Alcohol

No

This beloved California institution is on-hand to satisfy any sweet tooth. With more than 100 varieties of confectionary treats, See’s Candies is a chocolate lover’s paradise. Pre-wrapped boxes make for a universally appealing gift that can easily be tossed into a suitcase or carry-on bag.

Finding it

See's Candies is in Departures in Terminal 6 near Gates 60-69 at Los Angeles International Airport. It is airside, past the security checkpoint, so allow for the queue before you count on it.

Nearest gates
Gates 60-69

Terminal 6 has 12 places to eat and 9 shops in this directory; the earliest opens at 4:15am.

Hours against the security queue

See's Candies opens at 7am and closes at 8pm. FlyIndex's wait-time data puts the typical LAX checkpoint queue at 15 minutes around 7am.

Across the week, LAX security runs longest around 12pm at a median of 20 minutes, and lightest around 1am at 2 minutes. The queue is typically building before this location opens.

Queue figures are medians from FlyIndex's LAX wait-time record, not a live reading.

About this location

Terminal 6's See's Candies closes at 8pm, two hours earlier than the branch in Terminal 4, so travelers on late Gates 60-69 departures should buy before the evening rush rather than after. It sits alongside Access Hollywood, Belkin and DFS Duty Free, the same duty-free-anchored cluster pattern the Terminal 4 store also occupies. Both open at 7am; the closing time is the only real difference between the two, and it's a two-hour gap that matters if a flight boards near midnight. There's no third See's Candies elsewhere at LAX once this one and its Terminal 4 counterpart are both shut.

One of 3 See's Candies locations at Los Angeles International Airport (Terminal 4, Terminal 6, Terminal B - West Gates).

Other options in Terminal 6

All past the same checkpoint, so you can reach them without clearing security again.

Sources

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