Research reference only. Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport / Wold–Chamberlain Field: A 2026-11-01 search excerpt describes this selected transport topic: For T1, take the tram at the Tram Level below the baggage claim level and move toward the Red·Blue·Silver parking lot and follow the Blue Line station signs. Check the full linked source before using it on a trip.
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- Train or rail: For T1, take the tram at the Tram Level below the baggage claim level and move toward the Red·Blue·Silver parking lot and follow the Blue Line station signs.Search excerpt from the linked source; open the full page to confirm · checked 2026-11-01 · mspairport.com ↗
- Train or rail: T2 goes up the Orange Ramp skyway from the ticketing area on the first floor, follows the station sign, and then goes down one floor to arrive at the platform.Search excerpt from the linked source; open the full page to confirm · checked 2026-11-01 · mspairport.com ↗
- Terminal movement: Travel on the T1-T2 Blue Line is free and ticket-free, and the airport provides 24-hour operation in the terminal section.Search excerpt from the linked source; open the full page to confirm · checked 2026-11-01 · mspairport.com ↗
- Bus or coach: Take city bus number 54 at the Transit Center on the first floor of Silver Ramp. There is no city bus stop at T2, so you must go to T1 first.Search excerpt from the linked source; open the full page to confirm · checked 2026-11-01 · mspairport.com ↗
- Accessible travel: Free shuttles for passengers requiring mobility assistance stop at the first floor of T1 Brown Ramp and the first floor of T2 Purple Ramp.Search excerpt from the linked source; open the full page to confirm · checked 2026-11-01 · mspairport.com ↗
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Terminal 2 → Terminal 1
| From | Terminal 2 |
|---|---|
| To | Terminal 1 |
| Service | light_rail |
| Boarding point | North side of Orange Ramp |
| Getting off | Below Red/Blue/Silver ramps |
| Security area | Not established in this source note |
| Conditions | Not established in this source note |
| Published hours | 24-hour information on terminal sections |
| Published fare | Free terminal section |
Evidence: search excerpt; full page needs checking. The record doesn't establish a safe flight connection or travel-day operation. mspairport.com ↗
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