Gladstone to PDX Airport Shuttle Service

The Gladstone to PDX shuttle ride typically takes 30 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic. We usually take McLoughlin Blvd (99E) or hop on I-205 North—our drivers know how to avoid that tricky morning backup near the Milwaukie Expressway merge.

Absolutely! We do curbside pickups all over Gladstone, including residential spots like Wexford Park, River Road, and even the quieter hills near E. Clarendon Street. Just let us know if your driveway has tight access or steep inclines.

No permits are needed for residential pickups in Gladstone, but if you're at an apartment complex like Rivergreens, we recommend meeting us at the front office or main lot for easier loading.

Yes, we offer pickups as early as 3:30 AM for red-eye flights. We're familiar with navigating Glen Echo Avenue and Portland Avenue even before sunrise—and yes, we’ll text you when we’re on the way.

Rates usually fall between $65–$75 one-way, depending on time of day and group size. Homes deeper into the Jennings Lodge area may have slight surcharges due to route planning.

Our drivers always check live traffic. If I-205 is jammed up near the Abernethy Bridge, we’ll reroute through Milwaukie or take Linn Ave to SE McLoughlin to stay on track.

Yes—we specialize in group airport shuttles from Gladstone. We’re already booking rides for August events at High Rocks and Meldrum Bar Park, so reserve early for groups of 5 or more.

Yes—we stay on top of ODOT’s August construction updates, especially near Exit 11 on I-205. If McLoughlin’s backed up, we’ve got backup routes ready to avoid delays.

We sure do. Our vehicles are air-conditioned and filtered—perfect for those August heatwaves or smoky days when air quality dips near Clackamas River basin. We'll keep you safe and comfortable door-to-door.

Yes—most of our Gladstone customers book round-trip to lock in return rides, especially during busy travel weekends in August. Just tell us your return flight info and we’ll time your pickup from PDX accordingly.