Tokyo Narita Airport

Not Verified | The Narita Express train from Tokyo is an excellent means of getting to the airport and comes straight in to the terminal. Narita airport was rather quiet when we travelled though it so maybe we were lucky as there were no queues at all in security nor immigration. Plenty of shops for last minute gifts. The terminal is light and airy and everything well signposted. More than happy with our experience.

Not Verified |  As a first-class passenger traveling from Tokyo's Narita Airport to New York, I must commend the airport for its exceptional services and facilities. Narita Airport truly impressed me with its cleanliness and efficiency. One notable aspect was the cleanliness of the airport premises. The terminals and waiting areas were spotless, creating a welcoming atmosphere for passengers. This made my travel experience more comfortable and enjoyable. Moreover, Narita Airport offers a wide array of shops and boutiques. As a first-class passenger, I appreciated the convenience of having access to high-end retail stores, duty-free shops, and a variety of restaurants and cafes. This allowed me to shop for last-minute gifts and indulge in delicious cuisine before my flight. One feature that stood out to me was the availability of card payment options at vending machines throughout the airport. Being able to purchase drinks and snacks with ease using my credit card was incredibly convenient and time-saving. Another commendable aspect was the priority boarding privilege extended to first-class passengers. The expedited security and boarding process ensured a seamless and stress-free journey, allowing me to relax and settle into my premium cabin with ease. In summary, Narita Airport exceeded my expectations as a first-class traveler. Its cleanliness, diverse shopping options, card payment convenience, and priority boarding made my journey to New York truly exceptional. I highly recommend Narita Airport to fellow travelers seeking a top-notch airport experience.

✅ Trip Verified | Worst organization at Singapore Airlines check in, more than an hour for a luggage drop off. 3 people to check but let everyone in. People spend their time negotiating with customers.

✅ Trip Verified | Everything was efficient in the immigration but there was a slight delay before baggage started showing up in the carousel. I still managed to receive my luggage at the end.

Not Verified | Horrible airport design. Absolute nightmare flying out of here. All the food is a very long walk from most gates and the entire floor is carpeted which makes moving your luggage a hassle. Can’t think of one redeeming quality of this airport.

✅ Trip Verified | Departing from this international airport post Covid is a nightmare with everything closed including the immigration check-in for departure and arrivals unless it is after 8am and before 9pm. I am not kidding when I say that there are no shops (not even duty free) or eateries open during those closed times. I was unfortunately stuck here cos of flight diversion on 1 Jan 2023. Normally I would stay at the airport since it's just 1 night. Non-Japanese were asked to fend for themselves with no assistance provided whatsoever by the staff. To put salt to wound, the non-Japanese passengers were only told that there are no overnight accommodation arrangements made after the Japanese passengers were dealt with, which was by that time, around 8.30-9pm (which was how I saw that the entire airport was unmanned from 9pm). So in short, avoid this airport if you need an early or late flight out cos you might just not be able to make it with their limited staffing.

✅ Trip Verified | The only reason I used Narita Airport was because none of the Middle Eastern airlines fly to/from Haneda anymore and Cathay Pacific wasn’t the best option price wise this time around otherwise. I always choose to fly to/from Haneda instead due to close proximity to Tokyo City Center and its much better layout. Check-in staff were extremely nice and polite but they lacked flexibility and didn’t let me take my other carry on to the plane instead, they had me check it in and pay a huge sum of money although it wasn’t a full flight. Airside, everything was closed although it was it was still 8PM. There was only one souvenir shop and there was no money exchange (except for the one in the check-in area Landside). An international terminal should have these things available for passengers at least until midnight.

✅ Trip Verified | I've flown via Narita Airport before and always found it to be excellent, especially the connection between Terminals 1,2 and 3 via the free shuttle bus. This review is specifically about Terminal 3, which serves only a handful of regional airlines like JetStar Japan, Spring and Jeju Air. Pre-pandemic it was a functional, but drab location. By comparison, the new Terminal 3 is absolutely stunning, easily the most spacious (per number of airlines served) I've ever seen. There are huge seating areas, several appealing food outlets, a bookstore, and a Lawson's convenience store. The beautiful art work complements the peaceful, relaxed atmosphere - an immediately noticeable contrast to the crowded scene at most of the world's terminals. I really didn't want to depart! Congratulations to those responsible

Not Verified | It was 6:30 pm at night and the only eating option airside at terminal 2 was a small coffee shop that had sandwiches. They had no vegetarian sandwiches. I asked if they could make one and they refused even though they had bread and salad. I went to the information desk to ask what I could eat. They eventually persuaded an extremely reluctant staff at the coffee shop to make me a vegetarian sandwich. I am baffled that an international airport offers zero vegetarian options. I’ve raised this at Narita before and nothing changes. It’s a shame because it is otherwise a nice and friendly airport. But in terms of catering for vegetarians, it is probably the worst I have ever experienced.

✅ Trip Verified | Terminal 2 at Narita was pretty sparse by today's standards. (It didn't help that I arrived at around 7 AM, when most shops were still closed.) Overall, it was a straightforward airport to use and its performed its functions adequately. My main grievance was that the air conditioning was turned way up and made for a chilling experience. The gates could be accessed by stairs or elevators and they should be replaced by escalators. The restrooms seemed dated and kind of grungy by Japanese standards. They could use a facelift.