Things to do at MSP and DTW During Transit
#31
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 155
I second the French Meadow Bakery suggestion at MSP. There are two; one is about the size of a Starbucks and the other is a full-sized restaurant. Very tasty!
#32




Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Atlntida, Canelones, Uruguay (MVD) and rarely GNV
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Posts: 2,672
The sushi place at DTW, Sora, is quite good. Actual sushi bar/restaurant, not a pre-packaged joint. Given the number of Japan pax coming thru DTW that's probably why they do a good job with it.
#34




Join Date: May 2005
Programs: DL Million Miler
Posts: 1,976
>>>>>In MSP you can try to find some of the old Northwest Orient signage...
And speaking of "As The Northwest Orient Turns" saga, be sure to get a NW baggage tag at check in (you know, the red and white things that you write your name and home address on).
I plan to use my NW baggage tag for flights well into the 2030's, or, perhaps, 2050's. I HOPE it doesn't fray or deteriorate in any way. Maybe I should pick up a second one, just in case?
And speaking of "As The Northwest Orient Turns" saga, be sure to get a NW baggage tag at check in (you know, the red and white things that you write your name and home address on).
I plan to use my NW baggage tag for flights well into the 2030's, or, perhaps, 2050's. I HOPE it doesn't fray or deteriorate in any way. Maybe I should pick up a second one, just in case?
#35
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Saint Paul, MN
Programs: DL Plat, HH Dia, Hyatt Plat
Posts: 327
I have always enjoyed a treat from Dairy Queen. A blizzard with cherry dip and oreos. That makes the wait go a little better.
#36




Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: PMD-ORD-AZO-ILO-NRT
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If you're up for planespotting, MSP has an indoor observation deck at Concourse D. ^
+1 on DTW's Sora.
+1 on DTW's Sora.


