Tri-County International Airport
- Aliens: "The mystic portal. Oooh!"
Buzz: "Once we go through, we just need to find that case." - —Aliens and Buzz Lightyear, before they enter the maze of conveyor belts at the airport
Tri-County International Airport is an airport in the film Toy Story 2, where Al McWhiggin heads over to catch his flight to Tokyo, Japan. Buzz Lightyear and his rescue squad consisting of Hamm, Mr. Potato Head, Rex and Slinky Dog also arrive at the airport by Pizza Planet delivery truck that they hijacked, intent on rescuing Woody.
Its name is written on the sign that the Pizza Planet truck drives by, just before the scene cuts to a plane landing at the airport.
Check-in counter
This is where Al McWhiggin checks in his case containing Woody, Jessie, Bullseye, and Stinky Pete. Using a pet carrier, Buzz Lightyear and his rescue squad also climbs onto a conveyor belt leading into the next area.
Baggage handling area
Consisting of a maze of conveyor belts, this is where Buzz Lightyear and his rescue squad have to look around for the case containing Woody. It is where the toys have a final standoff with Stinky Pete, resulting in the vile prospector being tossed in a Barbie backpack.
Airfield
A wide space where aircraft flight operations take place, Woody, Buzz, and Bullseye gallop across the airfield to rescue Jessie, who ends up in a plane bound for Tokyo. Woody finally rescues Jessie as the plane heads down the runway, seconds before takeoff.
Trivia
- When the toys enter the airport, the announcement "Passenger Leon Krich" can be heard from the PA, a pun on co-director Lee Unkrich.
- The subtitles for the above announcement reads "Passenger Twitch, passenger Leon Twitch."
- When a Barbie backpack with Stinky Pete emerges out into the baggage claim area, the announcement "LassetAir Flight A113 now arriving from Point Richmond at gate three" can be heard from the PA. LassetAir is a pun on director John Lasseter. Flight A113 is a reference to a classroom at CalArts along with A113. And Point Richmond refers to Point Richmond, CA, where the Pixar studio was located before moving to Emeryville.
- The subtitles for the above announcement reads "Atlantic Air flight eight..."
- The scene where Woody, Buzz and Bullseye are chasing the baggage tractor to save Jessie resembles a typical western film scene where the hero chases a train on horseback. In fact, the first trailer after the tractor is open-topped, to give it the appearance of the tender of a steam locomotive.
- The appearance of the front of the airport (the drop-off/taxi zone) appears to be designed after the Oakland International Airport in California, and the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in Washington.