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<\/p>\nAirports can sometimes be a boring place.<\/p>\n
At many of them, the most exciting thing can be looking at airplanes flying through the big terminal windows.<\/p>\n
But a few airports want passengers to have an exciting experience by offering fascinating, fun, or relaxing amenities.<\/p>\n
Museums, thrill rides, dental surgeries and swimming pools are just some of the attractions you’ll find at the world’s busiest airports.<\/p>\n
To give you more insight into how airports are making air travel unique, here are 10 super cool airport attractions that will make you wish your flight gets delayed.<\/p>\n
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Getting around the world\u2019s best airport is pretty easy, thanks to a 12 meter tall, steel tube slide, known as \u201cSlide@T3\u201d.<\/p>\n
It is spread vertically across the 4 stories of the airport\u2019s terminal 3 and you can slide down and check out the many other airport attractions on each floor like the fantastic shopping options, restaurants, cactus garden or the movie theatre.<\/p>\n
The best part about this slide that it is suitable for both kids and adults.So go ahead and take a trip down the memory lane while you slide away at Changi Airport.<\/p>\n
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You can experience the Bavarian culture while sitting at the famous beer garden at the Munich Airport.<\/p>\n
But this is no ordinary beer garden, it\u2019s Europe\u2019s largest roofed-in beer garden, complete with traditionally dressed waitresses and authentic German food including pork knuckles and beef goulash.<\/p>\n
So enjoy the German way of life while you sit on your wooden tables , sipping on some freshly brewed beer while listening to some local live music.<\/p>\n
You can even pre-book and reserve a table if you\u2019re planning to transit through Munich Airport.<\/p>\n
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If you\u2019re flying to Vancouver, make sure you check out the airport\u2019s enormous 114,000 litre aquarium, which contains a number of species native to Canada\u2019s coastline.<\/p>\n
These include rainbow-hued starfish, crimson anemones, wolf eels, jellyfish and giant kelp. In fact, its home to one of the rarest of Jellyfish species, the Pacific sea nettle jellyfish.<\/p>\n
This \u00a015cm thick and 5.2m deep beautiful aquarium is located in the international terminal of the airport.<\/p>\n
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At Zurich Airport, you\u2019re invited to take a sneak peak behind how exactly an airport functions.<\/p>\n
\u201cAirport Tours\u201d offer a memorable way to see what it takes to move more than 2 million passengers a month.<\/p>\n
Hop a bus on a sightseeing tour to see the runways, hangars, cargo areas, and even a nature conservation area between runways. You’ll also get a close-up of airplanes landing and taking off.<\/p>\n
Additional guided tours take visitors through the check-in process and on a tour of the aircraft parking areas.<\/p>\n
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Since its debut in 2009, JetBlue’s free \u201cLive From T5\u201d concert series has welcomed acts including Taylor Swift, Sarah McLachlan, and The Wanted.<\/p>\n
Performances take place post-security at JetBlue’s terminal at JFK Airport and are exclusively for JetBlue passengers and contest winners.<\/p>\n
A concert before take-off is a pretty good reason to hope for a flight delay!<\/p>\n
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If you have travelled to the Terminal 2 of Mumbai airport, you must have come across the beautiful paintings and sculptures that are displayed at the \u2018Jaya He\u2019 Museum.<\/p>\n
The museum has won many awards and is the largest airport museum art project in the world with more than 6,000 artworks.<\/p>\n
The Jaya He museum spreads across 4 levels of the Terminal 2 and \u00a0displays Indian culture through beautiful paintings, arts & crafts and sculptures.<\/p>\n
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If you visit Chicago\u2019s O\u2019Hare Airport, you will come across a 72 foot long fibreglass dinosaur skeleton.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a replica of the Brachiosaurus dinosaur skeleton excavated in 1900 by palaeontologist Elmer Riggs, who was working in Chicago\u2019s Field Museum at the time.<\/p>\n
For years its home was the entrance hall of the Field Museum of Natural History but was donated to the airport in 1999.<\/p>\n
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Apart from a 18 hole golf course, movie theatre and a casino , Incheon\u2019s most unique airport amenity is the all season ice skating rink.<\/p>\n
Lace up your white boots at the \u201cIce Forest\u201d ice skating rink, ideal for kids, families, couples and anyone just looking to have some fun.<\/p>\n
It is located in Terminal B1, and is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.<\/p>\n
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Airports have started proving napping pods and sleeping couches for weary passengers, but the Napping Rooms at London\u2019s Heathrow airport are quite unique.<\/p>\n
Located before the security checkpoint in Terminal 4, Yotel offers “cabins” complete with in suite bathrooms and comfy beds from \u00a325 (about Rs 2400) for four hours of blissful sleep.<\/p>\n
Post-security in Terminal 3, you’ll find twin and single in suite napping rooms with showers.<\/p>\n
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Between Terminal 1 & Terminal 2 of the Munich Airport, lays a giant pool that produces the world’s biggest stationary wave.<\/p>\n
And the best part, It\u2019s completely FREE !<\/p>\n
Plus you don\u2019t need to get your own gear. Complimentary loaner boards, helmets and wetsuits will be provided and surf instructors will be on duty offering encouragement and surfing tips.<\/p>\n
Each year about 4,000 guests, locals and passengers alike, go for the wave , with plenty of spectators hanging out in deck chairs and at the makeshift beach bar near the pool.<\/p>\n