Lambert Advantage

Today’s traveling environment is hectic and harried. That’s why Lambert-St. Louis International Airport strives to make our passengers the most important priority.

That commitment is the foundation for the Lambert Advantage program, which focuses on new and improved services and amenities throughout the airport. It’s something extra to make your visit or experience more pleasant, productive and memorable.

Lambert Rocks     Lambert-St. Louis International Airport offers passengers an alternative way to rest or relax before their flights. Passengers can take a seat on rocking chairs now located beyond the security checkpoints near airline gates and other high profile passenger areas in Lambert’s concourses. The addition of rocking chairs is part a program called “Lambert Advantage,” which is focused on adding new and improved services and amenities throughout the airport. Passengers will not have any trouble spotting the blue rocking chairs with Lambert logos as they make their way down to their gates. The adult-sized wooden rockers (47” high, 26” wide) are manufactured by the Hinkle Chair Company of Springfield, Tennessee. The company produces chairs for numerous companies and organizations, but Lambert was one of the first to order rocking chairs with customized colors and logos.

Cell Phone lot Information

Lambert-St. Louis International Airport provides  free waiting zones for motorists who need to pick up passengers. The Cell Phone Lot  for Terminal 1 is one-half mile east of Cypress on Lambert International Boulevard. The Cell Phone Lot for Terminal 2 is inside Lambert’s Air Cargo complex on the north side of Air Cargo Road, approximately 1/3 mile east of Terminal 2. Air Cargo Road connects with the Terminal 2 entrance just off of Lambert-International Boulevard.

Cell Phone Lot hours are from  7 a.m. to 11 p.m. All drivers must remain with their vehicles at all times. Passengers should make contact with the motorists by phone only after they have claimed their luggage. Motorists can then pull up to the arrivals curbs at either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2.  Passenger pick up areas are for active loading only. If the arriving party is not outside the baggage claim and waiting curbside, traffic officers can direct motorists to leave the passenger pick up zone. This reduces congestion and helps clear the way for other motorists who do see their passengers actively waiting curbside

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Lambert-St. Louis International is giving passengers and airport visitors more upscale and local food choices, more seats and better services. It’s part of a $16 million campaign to improve Lambert’s food and beverage venues. The plan began in 2008 with a schedule to build and renovate about two dozen food and beverage locations.  Lambert’s Food and Beverage Concessionaire, HMSHost, has already unveiled two new concepts with the May 2009 debut of Brioche Dorée and Missouri Vineyards. They are located in the west end of the Ticketing Hall of Terminal 1, near entrance 6. A new Starbucks and a second Brioche Dorée have been opened in the A Concourse. Future Lambert additions include adding local favorites, Mosaic and Fitz’s, along with national brands such as Freshens, Baja Fresh and an enhanced Budweiser themed restaurant and bar.

Animal Rest Areas Lambert-St. Louis International Airport offers two outdoor rest areas for passengers with traveling pets or service animals. Each relief area offers 400 square feet of gated space with park benches, trash cans, plastic mitts for cleanup and even fire hydrants.   Terminal: 1 Ticketing & Departures Level, outside exit 6            Terminal: 2 Bag Claim Level, outside exit 15