Services at Kuala Lumpur Airport

Find out what services and facilities are available at Kuala Lumpur Airport. Where is the best place to eat and shop?
Internet and wi-fi
There is a free wi-fi network at the airport called "Airport Wifi" which works in all terminals.
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Luggage storage
Luggage lockers are available at both terminals. Opening hours are 24/7.
- Terminal 1 - Arrivals Hall, Level 3, public area (manned counter and automated lockers available)
- Terminal 2 - Arrivals Hall, Level 2, public area immediately after the transit exit
- Terminal 2 - Arrivals Hall, Level 2, public area next to the Aerotel
You will pay for all-day storage depending on the size of your baggage from 17 myr to 50 myr.
Shops and supermarket
You will find shops selling duty free goods, fashion, electronics, souvenirs and travel accessories, especially in the area after security.
In general, KLIA is relatively well equipped, but most of the shops after security are in the satellite buildings. Terminal 1 serves as a huge shopping arcade for luxury goods.
Facilities in Terminal 2 are much poorer and concentrate more on basic travel needs and shops duty free.
Travelers often look for grocery stores and fast food takeaways.
- 7 Eleven: Terminal 1, public area, level 5, open 24/7
- 7 Eleven: Terminal 1, Public Area, Level 2, 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
- Convenience Store: Terminal 1, after security check, domestic section (gates A, B), open according to current flight traffic
- E-Xpress Mart: Terminal 1, public section, arrivals, open 24/7
- KK Supermart: Terminal 2, public area, level 3, open 24/7
Pharmacies are also useful before departure or after arrival if needed. You can find them at the following locations:
- Terminal 1 - public area, departures, open 24/7
- Terminal 1 - after security, satellite building, open 5:00 - 23:00
- Terminal 2 - after security, international section, open 7:00 - 22:00
Dining options
Dining options are ubiquitous in both terminals. More restaurants operate in the public area, where you will find cheap food courts in both terminals.
There is a good selection of restaurants, especially in the satellite terminals, after security check.
Well-known chains such as KFC, McDonald's, Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Subway and Burger King can be found at the airport. There are large food courts with many eateries serving local cuisine as well as upscale bars.
Many restaurants remain open 24/7.
Showers
Showers are available to all passengers at the Sama-Sama transit hotel with no accommodation required.
The price for showers including towel rental is 32 myr.
Sama-Sama branches can be found at the following locations:
- Terminal 1 - Satellite Building (after security check).
- Terminal 2 - Satellite Building (after security check)
ATMs and currency exchange offices
Only Travelex operates a conventional exchange office at Terminal 2 with very unfavourable exchange rates.
Terminal 1 also has branches of regular Malaysian banks with much better rates than Travelex.
In addition to the exchange offices, there are dozens of ATMs from various local banks located in both arrival and departure halls in both terminals.
So you can withdraw money literally at every corner.
Changing rooms
Special rooms for parents with young children can be found in selected toilets in each terminal. Always only after a security check.
You'll find baby-changing counters and breastfeeding areas in discreet, enclosed rooms that are accessible free of charge 24/7.
Smoking rooms
Smoking after security check is allowed in special ventilated rooms found in both terminals.
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