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Airport transfers — Alpine, Highland & Cedar Hills

Alpine, Highland and Cedar Hills to SLC Airport

Three cities at the north end of Utah County, either side of the Timpanogos Highway. The drive north is the same road for all of them, and so is the fare. Reserved in advance, confirmed the day before, and driven by a professional who does this every day.

The SUV parked with the Wasatch front and the valley behind it

Based in Riverton, minutes away

Home base is over the Point, in Salt Lake County — a straight run down I-15. The three share a page because they share a road, a rate and a drive, not because they are far. Reserve ahead all the same: the calendar decides availability, not the distance.

One road down, whichever city

Alpine, Highland and Cedar Hills all funnel down the Timpanogos Highway to the same stretch of I-15, so the trip is the same shape from any of the three. What differs is the few minutes at the start, and those are worth allowing for when you pick your time.

The drive time is on your quote

You choose the pickup time when you reserve, and the reservation system shows the estimated drive to the terminal before you book — so you are working from a real number rather than a guess. Your driver confirms with you the day before.

Booked, not requested

Reserve it and it is on the calendar with a driver assigned to it. Nothing is waiting to be accepted at 4 a.m., and nobody cancels on you because a better fare appeared.

Licensed and commercially insured

Licensed, and insured commercially for carrying passengers. Not every car that will take you to the airport is either, and it is the kind of thing that only matters once.

We watch your flight home

Delays, early arrivals, diversions — we move the pickup to your actual landing without you having to call, and the 45 minutes of free wait time starts from then.

Your price before you book

The number comes back before you commit and does not move afterwards. No surge, no seasonal rate, no airport surcharge on top.

Room for all of it

Six passengers with luggage in the full-size SUV, cases in the back rather than on a lap the whole way down. A child car seat is included on request.

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Starting at

Full-size SUV · either direction

Alpine · Highland · Cedar Hills ↔ SLC Airportfrom $150
Alpine · Highland · Cedar Hills ↔ Provo Airportfrom $130
Hourly charter · three hour minimumfrom $120 / hr

Rates start here and rise with your exact address, the time of day, and any extras. Airport fees are in the price. The 10 passenger van is quoted per trip.

More rates & what’s included →

A pickup late at night, overnight or early in the morning costs more than the same trip in the middle of the day. Whichever applies is in the price we quote you, so nothing is added afterwards.

Where we pick up

Alpine Highland Cedar Hills

Any address in the three, residential or commercial — Alpine Cove and Three Falls, the streets toward the mouth of American Fork Canyon, and everything down on the flat in Highland and Cedar Hills. If yours is on a street that gives a map pin trouble, tell us when you reserve and we will note it.

The drive

Down the Timpanogos Highway to I-15, then north through the Point of the Mountain. How long it takes depends on your exact address, the hour and the weather, so the reservation system shows the estimated drive time on your quote — before you book.

All three are in Utah County, which is why Provo is the cheaper airport from here. The rate reflects the drive, not the day you are traveling.

Call or text us your flight info on (801) 432-0033 and we’ll help you choose the best pickup time.

Questions

What does a ride to SLC Airport cost from here?

Starting at $150 in the full-size SUV, either direction, and the same from all three cities. Rates start there and rise with your exact address, the time of day, and any extras — so we quote you a price before you book, and that price does not change afterwards. Airport fees are in the price.

Do you drive these streets in the snow?

Yes. All our vehicles run 4WD with winter tires, and we watch the road reports the morning of your ride. Winter adds time on the residential streets before you ever reach the freeway, so allow for it in the time you book. What we cannot drive through is a closed road — if the plan has to move, we call you.

Can you take me to Provo Airport instead?

Yes, and from these three it is the cheaper trip — $130 against $150 to Salt Lake City, from all three cities. We serve Provo and Ogden as well as Salt Lake City, with the same flight tracking and the same free wait time at each, plus the private aviation ramps at Salt Lake City, Provo, Ogden and Heber.

How far ahead should I reserve?

As early as you can. The further ahead we know about a trip, the better we can plan the day around it — and holiday weeks, ski-season Saturdays and Sunday morning runs to the airport fill first. Twenty-four hours still works for most trips, and we take later ones by phone.

Do you drive to games and concerts as well?

Yes. LaVell Edwards Stadium is a short run from here, and we also serve the Delta Center, the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, Red Butte Garden and the Maverik Center. Dropped at the entrance, collected at the same spot when it ends, and nobody in the group has to be the designated driver.

Reserve your pickup

Send us the flight number and we will take it from there.