The fastest option is to use the PKM train (Pomeranian Metropolitan Railway), which connects the airport station with Gdansk Wrzeszcz (where you can transfer to regional and intercity trains). You can also take bus line 210, which runs directly to the main railway station (Gdansk Główny) in the city centre.
These services operate normally at the airport. Once the vehicle has been requested via the app, the pick-up point is usually located in the Kiss & Fly area in front of Terminal 2 or in designated parking areas, depending on the app’s current instructions.
Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout all passenger areas. Simply select the official airport network and follow the steps on the welcome portal.
You can purchase prepaid SIM cards at the Relay or 1-Minute convenience stores located in the public departures and arrivals hall of Terminal 2. Please note that in Poland it is mandatory to register the SIM card with a valid ID document (passport or EU national ID card).
Yes, automatic lockers are available 24 hours a day. They are located in the connecting corridor between Terminal 2, the car park and the train station. Payment is generally made by credit or debit card.
If the issue concerns checked baggage, you should go to your airline’s Lost & Found desk in the baggage reclaim area. For items lost within the terminal, contact the airport’s lost property office in Terminal 2 or call +48 734 828 144.
Yes, currency exchange offices (Kantor) operate in both the departures and arrivals areas of Terminal 2. You will also find numerous cash machines from various banking networks throughout the building.
The airport has a first aid station for medical emergencies. Although there is no full-size pharmacy, the terminal’s convenience stores sell some basic over-the-counter medicines.