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Getting Around Cincinnati
Air Transportation
Home of Delta Airlines' second largest hub, Cincinnati USA has more flights into and out of Cincinnati than any other city within a two-hour radius. Cincinnati USA's powerful location is within 500 miles or a one hour flight - of 60% of the U.S. population.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is one of the world's fastest growing and most modern airports and consistently recognized for its high level of customer satisfaction. Home to Delta Air Lines' second largest hub and Comair's largest hub,
CVG offers nearly 500 daily departures
120 destinations non-stop with service by 10 airlines.
Daily nonstop service to Paris, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Rome
Delta Airlines second largest hub
Service by 10 airlines
Ground Transportation
Cincinnati's compact downtown makes getting around incredibly easy. You will be able to walk to world-class attractions, major league ball parks and four-star restaurants. But when you want to explore all that Cincinnati USA has to offer, convenient transportation services are available throughout the region.
Taxi
Taxis are usually outside the entrance to major hotels in Downtown Cincinnati. Ask the hotel bell staff for assistance.
Taxi Companies
Community Yellow Cab 513/241-2100 or 513/721-2100 (dual licensed in Ohio & in Kentucky)
Towne Cab 513/761-7700
United Cab Co. 513/251-1155
The meter starts at $3.60; $1.60 per mile thereafter. This is an approximate fee schedule.
Airport Shuttle
Airport Executive Shuttle - Local 859-261-8601 / Toll Free 1-800-990-8841
Call the day prior your arrival or departure to guarantee your reservation. Have flight, hotel and phone information available.
Public Transportation
Southbank Shuttle
This convenient shuttle service is operated by the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky. Cincinnati convention attendees and residents alike can board a shuttle bus to get to Northern Kentucky dining and entertainment areas such as: Newport On The Levee (a multi venue complex that houses retail, dining and entertainment venues), Hofbrauhaus Newport, the Newport Aquarium, MainStrasse Village and much more. The service operates daily: Monday-Thursday (6 AM 10 PM); Friday (6AM midnight); Saturday (10 AM midnight); and, Sunday (10 AM 10 PM). The cost is $1.25 per person (exact change is required; no transfers). There are two or more stops in the downtown Cincinnati area. The service runs every 15 to 20 minutes.
Cincinnati Metro
Metro is Southwest Ohio's fixed route bus service. Providing more than 22 million rides per year, Metro brings approximately 20% of downtown Cincinnati's workforce into the city. Metro operates from approximately 4 AM 1:30 AM each and every day.
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