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Tucson Airport Shuttle Service
Tucson is found on US I-10 where there is an international airport served by both Greyhound and the Sunset Limited Amtrak. It is very easy to get to. After you arrive, you'll find many types of transportation available like cabs, buses, trains, rental cars, taxis, and even a new modern streetcar. There are limo services, shuttle services, charter services that can take you anywhere you want to go.
Shared Ride Van
Visit the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum by booking one of our many Shared Ride Vans today. Pick ups and drop offs are available upon request.
Private Van
If you’re looking for a more private transportation experience, book a Private Van that can take you anywhere around Tucson, including the Pima Air and Space Museum.
Private Sedan
Drive down the gorgeous Mt. Lemmon Scenic Byway by booking a Private Sedan. Enjoy the stunning foliage, especially around the Fall.
Local Personal Drivers
Find out what the most talked about areas in Tucson are by booking a Local Personal Driver. Whether it’s nightlife or a posh restaurant, our drivers will know exactly where to take you – and fast.
Private SUV
Book a Private SUV and drive your family into downtown Tucson where there are two food tours, including Tucson Food Tours and Taste of Tucson Downtown. Amazing eats in an amazing environment.
Taxi Cab
Do you need a ride to the Tucson International Airport? How about just a quick hitch to the grocery store? Book one of our many taxicabs for a speedy and safe ride. Available for pickups and drop offs.
Stretched Limousine
Drive through the historic Old Tucson in style with one of our breath taking Stretch Limousines.
Bus
Have a group trip to one of the many museums Tucson has to offer, including the Franklin Museum of cars.
| Tucson Convention Center Shuttles |
 | Formerly known as the Tucson Community Center, this large convention center with multi-purpose options is located right downtown Tucson, Arizona. It was built in 1971. It is an indoor arena that seats 9,275 people, features 2 performing arts venues, and has 205,000 square feet of available meeting space. |
About Tucson Convention Center It hosts Ice Hockey events for the Arizona Wildcats, minor league teams, conventions and various other events. Here you will find the Tucson Music Hall, able to seat 2,289 seats, and used primarily for concert performances such as opera. You also find the Leo Rich Theater, seating 511, and used mainly for smaller scale, more intimate performances. Then finally you have the Tucson Arena, seating 4,988 permanently, with 2,474 bleacher seats, and a floor capacity of 888. This multi-purpose convention center also hosts many other types of events such as Monster Truck Shows, Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus events, concerts, WWE TV Broadcasts, and the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. There are several shops, restaurants, and hotels only a few blocks away from the convention center. The entire region receives over 7 million visitors annually. It is a magical place where the Rillito and Santa Cruz rivers converge, along with 5 mountain ranges, to form a well protected valley. About the Tucson Area The surrounding areas are full of things to do to unwind and enjoy yourself. How about a visit to the Whipple Observatory that can bring down the planets like they were right in front of you. Or maybe an art gallery at one of their many museums they display public art. There are also theaters and concerts to see. If gaming gets your blood pumping then you are going to love letting your hair down and putting on your poker face playing the casinos. You can try your hand at Keno, Bingo, Slots, Blackjack and a whole lot more. You will also find lots of shopping and family fun so everybody gets to do something they truly enjoy. Contact Information | |
