Airport Transportation & Transfers in Denver

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Group charter buses, minibuses, and vans at DEN pick up from Level 5 of the Jeppesen Terminal, separate from the personal-vehicle curbside. Your group coordinator typically calls ahead or checks in at the Ground Transportation Information Counter so the vehicle can be summoned from its holding lot — everyone should be assembled with luggage before that call goes out, since DEN's terminal layout means the pickup area isn't visible from the baggage claim escalators. Review DEN's official ground transportation page before your arrival date for any updated procedures.

In normal traffic, the drive from downtown Denver to Denver International Airport runs roughly 35–45 minutes via I-70 East. That window expands significantly during ski season (November through March), on Friday afternoons, and around major holidays — the I-70 East corridor between the I-225 interchange and Peña Boulevard can stretch a 40-minute drive to 75 minutes or longer. Budget extra time for any DEN departure during those windows, and have your vehicle pre-booked rather than called on the fly.

The RTD University of Colorado A Line connects Denver Union Station to DEN's Westin hotel station in about 37 minutes and runs frequently throughout the day. For a solo traveler or a pair with a carry-on, it works well. For a group of eight or more with checked-bag-size luggage, it becomes genuinely difficult — there's limited luggage storage, cars fill up during peak travel windows, and anyone with oversized ski gear or hard-sided cases will struggle.

A private van or minibus skips that entirely and drops the group at the terminal directly.

For most trips, booking two to four weeks out is workable. But Denver has specific windows where availability tightens fast: the National Western Stock Show (January), ski season holiday weekends (Christmas through New Year's, Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, Presidents' Day weekend), and large conventions at the Colorado Convention Center. For any of those dates, book as soon as your flight is confirmed — waiting until the week before means fewer vehicle options and higher rates.

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Yes — multi-stop pickup routes are a common request for convention groups whose attendees are spread across several downtown Denver hotels. A charter bus or large minibus can loop through hotel pick-up points along 14th Street, 15th Street, and the LoDo corridor before heading east on I-70 toward DEN. The key is building enough buffer time into the itinerary for each stop, especially during morning rush or ski-season weekends.

Share your hotel list and departure time when you call 970-658-4320 and the available companies can route accordingly.

A charter bus with undercarriage luggage bays is the standard choice for large ski groups — the bay space handles skis, snowboards, boots, and hard-sided bags that simply don't fit in a Sprinter van or minibus. I-70 West through the Eisenhower Tunnel toward Summit County resorts like Breckenridge and Keystone can close or run at reduced speed during heavy snow events, so timing the pickup and departure with real-time road conditions is worth building into your itinerary. Check CDOT's COtrip road conditions page the morning of your trip.

For group sizes under 20 with lighter gear, a minibus is a leaner option — call 970-658-4320 to compare both for your specific headcount and gear load.