Airport transfers and shuttle service across the South Sound

Sixteen, door to door: Gig Harbor, Fox Island, Purdy, Key Peninsula, Port Orchard, Bremerton, Silverdale, Poulsbo, Belfair, University Place, Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup, Federal Way, Olympia and Seattle. Drive times to Sea-Tac range from about 20 minutes from Federal Way to about 105 minutes from Poulsbo. If your address is outside that list, send us the pickup and drop-off and we will confirm.

Work back from a two-hour curb arrival for domestic and three hours for international, then add your drive time and a buffer. From Gig Harbor that is a 5:45am pickup for a 9am domestic departure; from Bremerton, 5:15am; from Tacoma or Federal Way, closer to 6:10am. The city table above lists a recommended pickup time for every area we serve, and dispatch will adjust it for holiday weekends, early-morning bridge work or a known event day.

Airport transfers are quoted point to point rather than by the hour, so a 45-minute run is not billed against a two-hour minimum. One way in a premium sedan starts at $95 from Federal Way, $110 from Tacoma, $125 from Gig Harbor, $155 from Port Orchard and $215 from Poulsbo. SUVs, Sprinter vans and stretch vehicles cost more and are priced by group size and luggage. Your quote shows the full fare, including fuel, tolls and the bridge, before you confirm.

Your inbound flight is tracked from the moment it pushes back from the origin gate, and the pickup moves with it automatically. If you land 45 minutes early the chauffeur is already dispatched from the cell lot; if you sit on the tarmac for two hours, nobody is waiting on the meter. Airport arrivals also include 30 minutes of complimentary wait time from touchdown, so a slow bag carousel does not add to the fare.

The default is curbside on the arrivals level, and you get a text with the exact door number and island once you land, so there is no wandering the deck looking for a black SUV. If you would rather be met inside, meet and greet at baggage claim with a name board is a $50 add-on. For departures, drop-off is on the upper drive at your airline door.

Private. The vehicle is assigned to your party alone, leaves when you say and drives straight to the terminal with no other pickups. A shared airport shuttle is cheaper and adds an hour of other people's stops. If cost is the priority over time, a scheduled regional shuttle or the Tacoma Dome park-and-ride into Link light rail will beat us on price.

Yes. We run to and from Bell Street Pier 66 and Smith Cove Pier 91, roughly 50 to 52 miles and 60 to 90 minutes from Gig Harbor, starting from $185 in a premium sedan. Pickups are timed to your assigned boarding window rather than a fixed slot, luggage assistance is included at both ends, and return pickups are scheduled against the ship's actual docking time. The Port of Tacoma is a cargo port with no passenger terminal, so all regional sailings depart from Seattle.

Yes. Boeing Field, King County International, is about 32 miles and 45 to 65 minutes, from $145. Joint Base Lewis-McChord is about 36 miles and 45 to 65 minutes, from $150, including early report times. We also cover the Point Defiance, Southworth, Bremerton and Kingston ferry terminals, King Street Station and the Tacoma Dome Amtrak stop.

Yes, up to 30 passengers across vehicles. A Sprinter van seats 10 with room for 10 checked bags and is the usual choice for a cruise party or a large family trip. Stretch limousines and party buses carry people well but only two to five cases, so for a full group we normally pair one with an SUV or Sprinter for the luggage. Tell us the headcount and the bag count and we will size it properly. See the full fleet.

Yes. Dispatch is staffed 24 hours a day, every day of the year, and early departures are routine rather than an exception. A 6am flight out of Sea-Tac means a 4am pickup in Kitsap and a 4:45am pickup in Gig Harbor. Book the night before at the latest so the vehicle can stage locally, and expect the confirmation text with your chauffeur's direct number before you go to bed.

Yes. Infant, toddler and booster seats are available at $20 to $25 each, fitted before pickup, and the fee applies in each direction on a round trip. Washington State law requires an appropriate child restraint for children under eight years old. Tell us the ages and the seat type when you book. Trained service animals travel free of charge, and pets in a crate or carrier are $30.

Forty-eight hours is usually enough for a sedan or SUV transfer. For a Sprinter van, a group of ten or more, a cruise sailing day, or travel over Thanksgiving, Christmas and spring break, book one to two weeks ahead. Same-day and last-minute bookings are often possible depending on what is on the board, so it is always worth calling 253-333-0265 even at short notice.

Airport and cruise transfers can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the scheduled pickup. Inside 24 hours a charge may apply depending on the vehicle and the date. If your flight is cancelled by the airline, contact dispatch and we will rebook or release the reservation rather than hold you to it. Peak dates and larger vehicles may carry different terms, which are shown on your confirmation.