Lambert is pretty easy to navigate around and it isn't too too big. It also is one of the few airports around I think that hasn't removed the smoking rooms. I am sure they will be removed sometime in the next few years but for now it's all good. I've never had any issues at this airport with security or lines being too long. Seems well staffed.

I have been to Lambert many times, but not lately. I would think that it would need upgrading, and that is what I hear from travelers. It was state of the art in the early 1970's, but to hear it,  it is falling on harder times.

Much more manageable since it is no longer a hub. Looks like the whole D corridor is closed. They have added some newer food & concessions that have helped a bit - W. Puck, Brooks Bros. Not much to look at inside, but I still consider the original terminal buildings, designed by Minoru Yamasaki to be beautiful. Good tip: Super Park Economy lot is pretty close and only $5/day. Exit at Natural Bridge Rd. off I-70 E or W.

It's old and falling apart. Feels like a museum compared to other airports around the country. The Southwest terminal is fine. However, I probably like it because its the only airport I actually no where I'm going.

Nice place to fly to. Modernized well. Hotels and rental places are across highway, but can be accessed. Nice drive to downtown ST. Louis and you can see The Arch.

nice layout for changing planes, makes sense for a hub, kind of dirty looking but so is the city.

The airport DEFINITELY needs to be renovated. There are nearly no places to eat. Also, the facilities are old and have definitely seen better days, especially on the American Airlines side.

Horrible. It is very Dirty, and I have always seemed to have bad experiences here, such as with employees of this airport.

Dark and dirty looking with narrow hallways and black walls which give it an outdated feel. Going from one gate to another can take forever in the American terminal, even with the speedwalk belts.