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Frequently asked questions: Querétaro airport

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Quick answers about Querétaro airport (QRO)

Questions about QRO

Answers to the questions travelers ask most about Querétaro airport (QRO). See also the airport guide for general information.

Yes, the terminal building operates 24 hours a day. Passengers with early departures or nighttime layovers can stay in the public ground-floor concourses.
You can choose from official authorized taxis ticketed in arrivals, ridesharing services (Uber or Didi), the AeroQroBus commuter link, or direct intercity buses (Primera Plus and Coordinados) heading to Querétaro Central Bus Station (TAQ).
Two lounges operate on the upper level: The Lounge & Catering (Concourse A, accessible via Priority Pass, LoungeKey, or Diners Club) and Intercontinental Aviation Club (Concourse B, accessible with Priority Pass or by purchasing a Day Pass for MXN 450).
The Brije restaurant in Concourse A operates 24 hours from Monday through Saturday, and several coffee shops begin service at 04:00.
The standard rate is $37 MXN per hour or fraction, and $275 MXN for a full 24-hour day. Motorcycles pay half price and bicycles park free.
Yes, properties such as Hotel Casa Antares (8 minutes away) and one Querétaro Aeropuerto (13 minutes away) provide arranged shuttle transfers to and from the airport.

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