ANN Conference 2009
Airport Information
(terminal layouts, transportation options,
links)
There are several ways to get to and from the airport:
Super Shuttle (recommended) - It looks like super shuttle just took over the old express shuttle service.
If you are adventurous or cheap:
The
28X bus will take you within a couple of blocks of the hotel for $2.60 each
way
Of course, you can rent a car (if you drive) or take a cab (expensive).
Below
are layouts of the four main areas of the airport. They are enlarged slightly
from the airport webpages.
Map of the
terminal areas of Pittsburgh airport – basically you will arrive at one of
the four gate areas. You head toward the core and follow the signs for baggage
pickup and ground Transportation. You will find a shuttle train to the main
terminal. It does not matter which one you take. Again just follow the signs. On
the baggage map you can see where it says “Express Shuttle”. If you do not book
in advance, you can buy your ticket there. You can save a couple of bucks by
getting a round trip ticket. If it works the same way as previously, you have to
call them to schedule a pickup for the return trip. They can tell you, based on
your flight time, what time you need to be picked up, it something like 2 and
half hours ahead of flight time.
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