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Hudson News storefront at Central Terminal
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Hudson News

Central Terminal2nd Level Departures by Gate G-9Post-Security

Hours

4:00 AM - 11:30 PM

Alcohol

Yes

Pick up a great paperback, magazine, or last-minute Miami souvenir. Also enjoy a great selection of sweets, sundries and beverages.

Finding it

Hudson News is in Concourse G, 2nd Level Departures by Gate G-9 in Central Terminal near Gate G-9 at Miami International Airport. It is airside, past the security checkpoint, so allow for the queue before you count on it.

Nearest gates
Gate G-9

Central Terminal has 32 places to eat and 31 shops in this directory; the earliest opens at 4am.

Hours against the security queue

Hudson News opens at 4am and closes at 11:30pm. FlyIndex's wait-time data puts the typical MIA checkpoint queue at 14 minutes around 4am.

Across the week, MIA security runs longest around 5pm at a median of 16 minutes, and lightest around 11pm at 2 minutes. The queue is typically building before this location opens.

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

About this location

Runs 4 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., opening earlier and closing later than the South Terminal, Concourse F and Concourse E pre-security Hudson News stores, which open between 4:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. and close by 11 p.m. at the latest. That span covers Concourse G's earliest departures through its last arrivals of the night. It sits next to InMotion Entertainment, so a traveler restocking headphones or a charger has both a newsstand and an electronics counter in the same stretch of G rather than having to backtrack toward a duty-free block.

One of 6 Hudson News locations at Miami International Airport (Central Terminal, North Terminal, South Terminal), and the earliest of them to open.

Other options in Central Terminal

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

Sources

Official Travel Resources

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