OKC Transportation

With three major interstate highways and 20 nonstop flights, as well as Amtrak, Transit, Trolley and the all new OKC Streetcar services, getting to and around Oklahoma City is a snap.

Getting to Oklahoma City

Travel By Car
Located at the crossroads of I-35, I-40 and I-44, Oklahoma City is as easy to reach as it is to navigate. With more than 2,400 miles of four-lane roads, it's no wonder that MSN.com ranked Oklahoma City as the sixth most drivable city in the U.S. See a map.

Travel By Train
Amtrak service via The Heartland Flyer makes daily runs to Oklahoma City from Fort Worth, Texas. The train arrives at the historic Santa Fe Depot at the front door of Bricktown - Oklahoma City's entertainment district. For more information, call 1-817-348-8081 or visit Amtrak online.

Travel By Air
Will Rogers World Airport offers nonstop air service to 20 destinations in the U.S., including west and east coast cities. See a list of nonstop flights to Oklahoma City.

Airport to Hotel Transportation

Taxi Service
Taxis are located in the Transportation Plaza accessed from the baggage claim (lower) level. Average fare from the airport to downtown is $15.

Shuttle Service
Public vans are onsite to meet all scheduled flights and transport incoming passengers to their desired destination. Visit Airport Express, Inc. online or call (405) 681-3311 or send an e-mail request for more information. Airport Express also offers disability services through its MedRide. Call (405) 685-8267 to learn more.

Bus Service
Oklahoma City Metro Transit provides daily service to and from the airport with a route that services the Meridian Avenue corridor and connects to downtown Oklahoma City. The Airport bus stop is at the Transportation Plaza, accessed from the baggage claim level of the terminal. Rates and schedules are available on the Metro Transit Web site or by calling (405) 235-6425 The Airport is located along Route 29.

Rental Car

Other Transportation Resources

Limousine