Layover Lifesavers: Being Savvy's Guide to an Airport Near You

June 30, 2009

by Amy Rees

You already know that we have a brilliant staff of local writers bringing you the very best inside scoop on life with a preschooler in cities big and small all across the U.S. and Canada. 

You didn't know that, today, you have a new reason to thank this fabulous team of Being Savvy city editors:  they have brought you the kid-friendly airport scene in each of their cities! Hooray! And just in time for your summer jaunt. 

Check out our local Being Savvy posts for the best tips for an airport you and your family might be zooming through (or rather, endlessly waiting through)...

Logging some hours in LAX?  Check out the "flying saucer" restaurant, Encounter, and other essentials in Los Angeles. 

Music City's essentials include such lifesavers as how to find the three live bands that play for Nashville airport travelers!  You're going to be hoping for a delay just to enjoy them!

You're going to want to make every layover through Logan Airport when you read the Boston guide highlighting "Kidport," the in-airport playspace by Boston Children's Museum.

Cruising through the capitol?  All three Washington DC area airports are covered in Being Savvy Washington DC's guide.

Eyeing the islands?  Start at Being Savvy Honolulu's guide to the hub for your island-hopping connections.

Cooling your heels in Columbus?  Peek here for a truly fantastic kiddie travel find -- your kiddos can get a blank postage-paid postcard to decorate with their travel adventures, and then kids mail the postcards back for display them at the airport!

Delayed in Denver?  Never fear; waiting ideas are here!

Amazing!  These airport guides from our local insiders just became your most essential summer travel trick! 

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