Tualatin to PDX Airport Shuttle Service

Our Tualatin to PDX shuttle usually takes 35 to 50 minutes, depending on the time of day. We often take I‑5 North past Tigard, but during rush hour we might switch to Boones Ferry or Hall Blvd to avoid bottlenecks.

Absolutely—we regularly pick up from both Nyberg Woods and Bridgeport Village. Just let us know which store or entrance you’ll be near—our drivers know the layout like the back of their hand.

No city permits are needed for pickups in Tualatin neighborhoods, but if you're in a gated community like Fox Hill or The Greens at Tualatin, we may need gate access or a contact number to ensure smooth entry.

Yes, we offer 24/7 service. Whether you're catching a 5 AM flight or landing late from Seattle, we’ve got you covered—especially from neighborhoods near Tualatin High School or the Commons.

Winters are generally mild, but ice patches along SW Tualatin-Sherwood Road or the I‑205 ramps can slow us down. We monitor local ODOT updates and leave early when conditions require.

A one-way private ride from Tualatin to PDX typically costs between $70–$75, depending on pickup location and time. Homes tucked back in Stafford Hamlet or Borland Road may run a bit higher due to distance.

Definitely! We’re already booking rides for August travelers attending PDX's Oregon International Air Show and Pickathon Music Festival nearby. Be sure to schedule early—those event weekends fill up fast.

Yes, if you're open to sharing with another traveler nearby—like from Tualatin Community Park or the Tualatin Library area—we’ll match you up to lower your fare and reduce trips.

Yes—we always factor in I‑5 traffic near the Tualatin River Bridge and the Wilsonville–Tualatin curve. Our local drivers know which backroads to use during that frustrating 3–6 PM window.

Yes! We allow pets as long as they're crated or well-behaved. Many of our regulars from Tonquin Meadows and Byrom East travel with their furry companions—just let us know ahead of time.