King City to Portland PDX Airport Shuttle Service

The average ride from King City to PDX takes about 45 to 55 minutes, depending on traffic and time of day. We often take I‑5 north through Tigard, but during evening congestion, we’ll detour via 217 to avoid the 99W backup near Durham.

Absolutely! We serve all parts of King City, including the 55+ community around the Civic Association and the hillside homes off Fischer Road. Just let us know your gate code if needed for HOA access.

No permits are required, but King City has strict parking rules, especially around retirement communities. Our drivers are familiar with the local guidelines and will wait in designated loading zones to keep it hassle-free.

Definitely. We’re used to the dense morning fog that rolls in over the Tualatin River and slick roads near Beef Bend Road in fall and winter. Our drivers adjust routes and leave early when conditions call for it.

We offer pickups as early as 3:30 AM for those early morning departures. Since 99W and I‑5 can get congested after 6 AM, we suggest earlier slots for flights before 8.

Rates usually run between $70–$77 depending on exact location and time of day. Homes tucked back in the Edgewater and King Villa areas might see a small surcharge for extra navigation time.

Yes! Whether you’re coordinating a group trip from the King City Clubhouse or hosting family for the King City Summer Concert Series, we’ve got vans that seat up to 10 comfortably.

Absolutely—we’ll be running our full schedule in August, including days around the King City Community Picnic on August 17th and the Tigard Farmers Market on Sundays. It's a great time for locals and we often provide rides to and from these events too.

Yes, we offer reliable round-trip shuttle service. Many customers heading home from longer trips enjoy having the same driver greet them at PDX—especially those living in quiet cul-de-sacs near Royalty Parkway.

Yes—our drivers monitor ODOT alerts and know the alternate routes through Tualatin and Durham when I‑5 or 217 has closures. You’ll still get to PDX on time, even during weekend roadwork.