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- Dec 31, 202775% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Denver Airport's Great Hall Program Targets 2027 Completion
- Denver International Airport says the Great Hall renovation in Jeppesen Terminal will finish on time and on budget in 2027, though its cost and timeline have changed several times
- Total cost is now expected to be below $1.3 billion; renovations began in 2018 and phase three in 2021, and a new contractor was hired in 2020 after the previous one was terminated
- A 2023 city auditor report warned of overspending; the remaining budget is mostly local funding with some federal dollars for baggage modernization
- Planned future projects include a seventh runway, an 11-gate Concourse C West extension, Peña Boulevard improvements and a rental car facility; the airport had just under 78 million passengers in 2023
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- [1]75%youtube.com/watch?v=oOYqnZ9xNvcyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Dec 31, 2027 ✓· 45% of score
Given as scheduled, per the source: "the airport says work will be completed on time and on budget in 2027."
- [2]70%Denver Airport's Great Hall Overhaul Reaches Completionen.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 20, 2026· 46% of score
The Denver International Airport article’s account of the Great Hall programme reaching completion in 2027.[1]
- [3]85%Denver International Airport unveils final phase of Great Hall renovation – CBS Coloradocbsnews.com· Published Feb 18, 2025· 5% of score
- [4]90%Great Hall Program – Denver International Airportflydenver.com· Published Feb 18, 2025· 5% of score
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