
New Orleans: New Orleans Airport (MSY) Private Transfer
- 25 minutes
- Private group
- Pickup available
From
US$ 144.88per group up to 3
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Can’t wait to experience New Orleans delicious food, Creole architecture, and fun nightlife? Make sure you know how to travel between the airport and the city center quickly. Traveling from point A to point B is fairly easy in New Orleans thanks to street cars, buses, ferries, and New Orleans airport shuttle services. Getting to the nearby airport via public transportation can be a bit tricky though, so save yourself the time and headache by booking a direct transfer.
To get to the nearby New Orleans (Louis Armstrong) International Airport, the main option you have for public transportation is a local bus, called the Airport Express. However, this bus only runs nine times per day, making it a bit of an inconvenient choice. You will either be crunched for time or waiting at the airport extra-long before your flight boards. The bus can also be a difficult option for anyone traveling with a lot of luggage.
Note that you will be responsible for lifting it into the vehicle and properly storing it, which no one finds to be a particularly fun task. Opting for an airport shuttle can save you from dealing with this pain. The driver is often the one that is responsible for putting your suitcases in the trunk and getting them out once you reach the airport. New Orleans in the winter can be cold and rainy, while in the summer, it gets muggy and hot. The last thing you want to do is wait at the bus stop when the weather isn’t comfortable.
Consider having a transfer service pick you up directly instead. Finally, the airport bus makes many different stops along the way both in the city and at the airport, which can be time consuming. Want to have more time to explore some of the city’s iconic monuments and neighborhoods, like the French Quarter? Grab an airport transfer so you can quickly be taken directly to your terminal when it’s time to leave.
A shared shuttle van that picks up different travelers leaving from or traveling to a similar location is the most common airport transfer. New Orleans has an official airport shuttle service that does this. Some of the stops within the city include the French Quarter, the cruise ship terminals, Uptown, Downtown, and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. With your booking, you will also be able to bring up to three pieces of luggage with you for free. If you are in a rush, you can always book a direct transfer that will bring you straight to your terminal at the airport. This way you don’t have to make any additional stops during your transfer.
If you decide on the shared airport transfer that makes several stops and pick-ups throughout the city, you can plan on paying around $24. This price is per person for a one-way booking. Are you interested in the direct transfer that is quicker and doesn’t make the additional stops? Plan on a fare that is closer to $100.
Remember that the shared airport transfer service tends to be popular in New Orleans. Make sure that you make your booking well ahead of time to be certain that you get a ticket before they sell out. Because the transfer makes many stops, give yourself a bit of extra time when getting to the airport. You don’t want to miss your flight because of unexpected traffic. While Louis Armstrong is a busy airport, it’s not known for being chaotic, so arriving two hours before your flight should do it.
Taxis offer a flat rate for going to and from the airport: $33 for one to two passengers and $12 for every additional passenger. Because of this, it will be cheaper if you just book the New Orleans airport shuttle service.
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