Seattle, WA to Portland PDX Airport Shuttle Service

The Seattle to PDX shuttle ride takes around 3.5 to 4.5 hours, depending on traffic and pickup location. We usually take I‑5 south, but we know to avoid chokepoints like the Joint Base Lewis–McChord stretch, which backs up fast during weekday afternoons.

Yes, we do door-to-door pickups across Seattle, including Ballard, Capitol Hill, and West Seattle. We always factor in those tricky hills and one-way streets, especially near Pike/Pine or Queen Anne.

No special permits are needed, but we do follow Seattle’s commercial load zone laws—we know where and when we can legally stage the shuttle, even on busy corridors like 4th Ave or Olive Way.

Yes, we operate year-round. Our drivers are experienced with Pacific Northwest storm patterns, and we adjust for flood-prone stretches like Chehalis or Centralia, where I‑5 can slow down after heavy rain.

Private shuttle service from Seattle to PDX typically ranges from $350 to $500, depending on group size and exact pickup location. It’s a straight shot down I‑5, but rush hour and toll bridges like SR‑520 may add time or cost.

Absolutely—we regularly do midnight pickups and pre‑dawn trips for early flyers out of PDX. We’ve got folks moving out of Green Lake at 3:00 AM just to beat that early traffic on I‑5.

Yes, we can build in stops—for coffee in Olympia, a quick errand in Kelso, or even a bite in Vancouver, WA. Just let us know during booking and we’ll adjust your route and timing.

We do both private and group charter options. Great for friends heading to PDX for international trips or for tech teams coming from South Lake Union—we’ll match you with the right vehicle.

Yes, for long hauls like Seattle to Portland, we schedule quick pit stops—usually around Grand Mound or Castle Rock, where there’s a clean restroom and solid snack options.

We recommend booking at least 48–72 hours ahead, especially for weekend or holiday travel. This route is popular with college students and business travelers—slots fill fast, especially during UW move-in weeks or Mariners home games.