Skip the wait and move straight from plane to curb with a private shuttle serving Ted Stevens Anchorage Intl (ANC). Curbside pickup, a 15‑mile zone, and mobile check‑in make this a practical choice for travelers arriving or departing Anchorage.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The engine idles, the Alaska air smells faintly of snow-melt and jet fuel, and a courteous driver waits curbside as you step from the South or North terminal at Anchorage International Airport. Mountains hold the horizon—Chugach peaks to the east, Cook Inlet tugging at the skyline—and your private vehicle eases you out of the bustle and into the city rhythm.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Up to 1 hour (service window fixed at 60 minutes)
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for travelers of most fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Anchorage’s airport became a strategic aviation hub in the mid‑20th century for trans‑polar routes and cargo operations and was renamed for Senator Ted Stevens in 2000.
Conservation
Limit extra vehicle trips when possible; consolidate transfers and use biodegradable supplies to reduce local emissions and protect nearby wetlands.
Reserve your spot on the Anchorage International Airport (ANC) Airport Hotel Shuttle today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Confirm pickup by text or WhatsApp
Text +1 (201) 778‑0004 on arrival with your exact curb location and flight info to receive meeting instructions.
Know the curbside pickup points
South Terminal: upper level doors 1, 3 and 8; North Terminal: meet at the main curb — drivers do not offer meet-and-greet inside the terminal.
Allow extra time in winter
Icy roads and reduced visibility can add travel time—plan earlier pickups if you have tight connections.
Pack light or consolidate luggage
Transfers are restricted to a 15‑mile radius — fewer bags speed loading and reduce the chance of extra stops.
Government ID (passport or driver’s license)
Required for airport pickup and identification when booking transfers.
Mobile phone with charged battery
Operators use text/WhatsApp to coordinate pickups; you'll need to receive meeting instructions.
Warm outer layer
Anchorage winters are cold—having a warm jacket for the short curbside walk prevents rapid heat loss.
winter
Compact luggage or wheeled suitcase
Wheeled bags make curb transfers quicker and require less handling by drivers.