Fly SFO Reviews

The BART info was easy to understand, but I was disappointed with how scattered the shuttle and pickup details were. It took me longer than it should have to piece everything together, which made the experience feel more confusing than expected.

As someone who likes to plan ahead and avoid last-minute stress, I was relieved I found my gate without too much trouble. The only frustrating part was near the parking area, the signs got a bit confusing and made me second-guess where I was going.

I checked flysfo.com before my trip because I like having a sense of what I’m walking into, and it made me feel a lot better. I was expecting the airport to be super crowded and stressful, but it was busy without feeling overwhelming. The lines moved at a decent pace, and most areas didn’t feel too cramped. I was also a little worried about noise near the gates, but it wasn’t bad at all and I could still hear the announcements clearly. Overall, it ended up being a smooth experience and way less stressful than I’d built it up to be...

I used Fly SFO before our flight to look up accessibility options, i was pleasantly surprised by how simple it was. I found the details about wheelchair assistance, accessible parking, and where we needed to go without feeling like I had to click around forever. From my perspective, having that information clearly laid out made a big difference because it took away a lot of the uncertainty. It definitely made the airport experience less stressful for both me and my mom.

Curbside pickup took longer than expected because traffic was backed up. Not a huge deal, just slower than I hoped.

They do have a few options to choose from, which I appreciated at first, but the prices felt higher than I expected. It kind of made me second-guess whether I was getting a fair deal, and that made me trust the place a little less.

The lounge was crowded, and the seats felt sorta worn out and tired. I was hoping the snacks would make up for it, but they really weren’t anything special.

I was able to find a seat near my gate without any hassle, which made the wait a lot less stressful. The seats were comfortable enough for the time I was there. It’s a small thing, but airports really should make basic comfort and accessibility a priority for everyone traveling.

My first reaction was like, wait, where am I supposed to tap? The flysfo site and app are okay for checking flights and basic airport info, but the layout can feel crowded. I ended up poking around more than I expected just to find parking and terminal details. The flight updates were helpful for the most part, but they weren’t always super clear. It gets the job done, but I really wish it felt smoother and less confusing...

This was a frustrating start to my trip. I could barely find a parking spot, and the prices felt way higher than I expected. The website didn’t really make things easier or give much helpful info either. If you’re flying out, I’d definitely recommend giving yourself extra time and checking other parking options nearby before you go.

SFO was okay overall, but the restrooms I used were kinda messy. There was paper on the floor, and one of the sinks wasn’t working. It definitely wasn’t the worst experience, but for such a busy airport, I kinda expected the bathrooms to be kept a little cleaner

I used Fly SFO before my flight because I was already a little stressed and low on battery, so I mainly wanted to figure out where I could charge my phone at the airport. The site had some useful info, but it wasn’t very clear about where the charging stations actually were. Once I got to SFO, I did find a few spots, but most were either already taken or didn’t seem to be working that well. It wasn’t a terrible experience, but for such a big airport, I expected charging to be easier to find.

There’s a bit of walking involved, umm, so be prepared for that, but the signs are clear and really help you figure out where to go.

My bags were dropped off quickly, which was nice, but I did feel a little pressured and rushed through the process. It got done fast, so I can’t complain too much, but the overall experience felt a bit hurried

There were plenty of food spots to choose from, and the prices felt fair overall. I will say some of the food looked a little hit or miss quality-wise, so I wasn’t totally sure what to expect, but it was still a decent place to grab something to eat.

Baggage claim was actually really quick, and I didn’t run into any issues at all. Kind of makes you wonder why it can’t be this simple every time

I checked my flight a couple of times, and the updates were really spot on both times. Made it easy to keep track of everything.

The amenities were actually really helpful and made the stay feel a lot more convenient. Nothing over the top, but they kinda had what I needed, which I appreciated.

I was heading to SFO and doing the usual last-minute check of my bag, boarding time, and all that stuff before leaving the house. I also took a quick look at flysfo, mostly out of curiosity, and the security wait times ended up being accurate. It helped me decide which checkpoint to use, and I got through quicker than I thought I would. Not a huge dramatic thing, but it definitely made the whole airport trip feel a lot easier

had a good time using the wifi at SFO. It connected quick on my phone and didn’t keep cutting out like some other airports do. I checked my emails, messaged my ride, and got maps loaded without any issue. My mobile signal was fine around the terminal too. Overall it was smooth, made waiting for my flight not as annoying.