Transfers in San Diego

[cutedisneygirly]

How much do one way transfers (port to airport) cost in San Diego?

 

[lucky1]

I think it is the same $35/person. The airport is so close to the port, that it would be cheaper to do Uber or Taxi. When we walked off there were so many around there that you could easily grab one.

 

[mareed]

$18 for San Diego. $35 for Port Canaveral. I have both ways booked for upcoming Panama Canal, so I am sure of this.

 

[scgustafson]

** see below **

 

[scgustafson]

How much do one way transfers (port to airport) cost in San Diego?

As previously stated, it is $18 per person each way for the less than 3-mile trip between San Diego Lindbergh International Airport and the B Street Cruise Terminal. That is a cost of more than $6 per mile per person for the trip. Do yourself a tremendous favor, and walk across the bridge from the airport to the cab line (you have to walk across the bridge to get to all transportation) and ride for less than the cost of one person one way (including tip) in a nice cab. Or just step out of the cruise terminal to get a cab right back to the airport.

 

[mareed]

As previously stated, it is $18 per person each way for the less than 3-mile trip between San Diego Lindbergh International Airport and the B Street Cruise Terminal. That is a cost of more than $6 per person for the trip. Do yourself a tremendous favor, and walk across the bridge from the airport to the cab line (you have to walk across the bridge to get to all transportation) and ride for less than the cost of one person one way (including tip) in a nice cab. Or just step out of the cruise terminal to get a cab right back to the airport.

OP is asking about port to the airport, and I've heard that the taxi line can be a mess at the port, which is why I'm willing to pay Disney so I don't have to mess with it. I have done as you say when travelling from the airport and ended up in a cab because the "free" hotel shuttle wasn't showing up!

 

[cutedisneygirly]

OP is asking about port to the airport, and I've heard that the taxi line can be a mess at the port, which is why I'm willing to pay Disney so I don't have to mess with it. I have done as you say when travelling from the airport and ended up in a cab because the "free" hotel shuttle wasn't showing up!

That's what I've heard too. If we do fly in, it will be a few days ahead of time, so we will just take uber or a taxi to the cruise port, but I don't want to deal with a crazy taxi line going back to the airport and risk missing our flight. I'm trying to get an idea of the cost to determine if we should fly or drive the 8+ hours. I wouldn't mind doing the drive down, but the drive back after vacation would stink.