Money, wifi and staying connected

Staying connected and paying your way at SEA: free wifi, charging a phone, SIM and eSIM options on arrival, currency exchange and cash machines. The guides say where each service is and when it is worth using, and the amenities pages list every location the airport publishes.

• Charging Your Phone at SEA: Where to Find Power by Concourse

  Find SEA's charging stations and FuelRod kiosks by gate, plus shops listed for phone accessories when you need a cable.

  • Find a charging point near your gate
  • Before security or after arrival
  • If your cable or charger is missing
  • Sources
• Currency Exchange at Seattle Airport: Whether to Use the Booths

  SEA has three ICE booths with conflicting hours. Online rates show a $30.51 gap per $100; the Link fare into Seattle is $3.

  • Find the right booth
  • Decide before you join the line
  • Sources
• Smoking at Seattle airport

  SEA lists three outdoor smoking spots, Doors 5, 33 and 00, all before security. Which door fits your airline, what's banned, and the re-screen.

  • Where the three smoking spots are
  • Where smoking is banned
  • A smoke after security costs a re-screen
  • Sources
• Wi-Fi, charging, water and cash at SEA airport

  SEA-FREE-WIFI is free. Where to charge a phone, refill a bottle and find an ATM by gate, plus the ICE currency booth hours.

  • Where to work on the free Wi-Fi
  • The D gates have the most charging points
  • Is the water safe to drink?
  • Cash: use an ATM, and there’s none by the C gates
  • Currency booths: ICE lists 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Working at Seattle airport

  Find free Wi-Fi, charging, Jabbrrbox booths, lounge passes and quiet places at SEA, including options before security.

  • Which spot fits which job
  • Wi-Fi
  • Power: where the charging points are
  • Jabbrrbox: a booth with a door
  • Lounges: a longer stay with a day pass
  • The Conference Center: a room for a team
  • Quiet places, and what the airport doesn’t offer
  • When a hotel desk beats the terminal
  • Timing your work around security
  • Sources