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Millcreek, 3300 S & 1300 E

Reserving an airport transfer from Millcreek, UT to SLC

Your ride to Salt Lake City International Airport from Millcreek starts at a grid point the whole county reads the same way: 3350 South, 1280 East, measured for the corner of 3300 South and 1300 East. Send the office a request for an airport transfer from Millcreek, UT to SLC, and we ask one local car company that serves this corner for its written fare, then pass your yes back. The company drives, confirms the ride in writing and is the one you pay. Riders pay the office nothing.

A small creek running over rocks beside a dry-stone wall in Millcreek, yellow cottonwoods overhead, a curving street with houses and a parked pickup on the left

Millcreek, UT, grid point about 3350 S, 1280 E

Sedan from $110 SUV from $145

per car, each way, from this corner

Reserve from this corner

A from-figure is where a written fare in this mileage band starts, for one car, one way. The company's written fare may add waiting past the time it names, garage parking when the driver meets you inside, extra stops, and any gratuity it does not already include.

  • To the terminal 12.4 mi, about 19 min at a quiet hour
  • Back from the airport 12.4 mi, about 17 min
  • Main road 3300 South and 700 East to I-80, then I-15 and I-80 west

At 12.4 road miles Millcreek starts from $110 by sedan and $145 by SUV; Holladay, at 15.5 road miles, starts from $120 and $160, per car, each way.

Millcreek against Sugar House, Murray and Holladay

Measured from 3300 South and 1300 East, the road to the terminal is 12.4 miles, about 19 minutes out and 17 minutes back at a quiet hour. That sits inside the band up to 14 road miles. If your street lies toward an edge of Millcreek, these neighboring corners show where the band holds and where it turns:

  • Sugar House, 2100 S & 1100 E: 11.1 road miles, 17 minutes, same band up to 14.
  • Murray, 4800 S & State St: 12.7 road miles, 18 minutes, same band.
  • East Bench, 1700 S & 2100 E: 13.2 road miles, 21 minutes, same band.
  • Holladay, 4500 S & 2300 E: 15.5 road miles, 23 minutes, the band up to 17.

Three of the four share the Millcreek band though their grid numbers sit far apart, because the fare follows road miles, not the grid. Farther southeast the road passes 14 miles, and a private car to SLC from Holladay, UT opens one band higher.

Driving out on 3300 South for a departure

For a departure the car leaves the corner on 3300 South, joins I-80, then I-15, then turns onto I-80 west, and covers the last mile on Terminal Drive: 12.4 road miles and about 19 minutes at a quiet hour. It sets you down on the commercial lane on the ground level in front of the terminal, where airport signs send reserved cars.

Rush-hour minutes were not measured, so treat the quiet-hour figure as a floor rather than a plan. When you choose a pickup time, count back from your flight and leave room for traffic on I-15 between 2100 South and 7200 South. Put that time in the request, and the company confirms the ride in writing.

Millcreek inside the 14-mile band

From this corner a sedan starts from $110 and an SUV from $145, per car, each way. Millcreek lands there because 12.4 road miles runs past the 11-mile band and stays under 14. These are starting figures; the company's written fare sets the price, and it may add:

  • waiting past the time the fare names
  • garage parking when the driver meets you inside
  • extra stops along the way
  • a gratuity the fare does not already include

Once you say yes and the company confirms, that written fare becomes a fixed rate for the ride. Nothing is held for you before then. The quote is free, with no obligation, and sending the form is how you check availability for your date. The FAQ covers airport ride requests online 24/7 in Salt Lake City, UT in more detail.

Who rides from 1300 East, and with what

A sedan holds three riders at most and an SUV holds six. Choose the SUV for a group of six or for a lot of luggage. In the request, write how many people are riding and how many checked bags come along, so the written fare is for the right car size.

If children ride with you, list the seats you need by number and type: a rear-facing seat, a forward-facing seat or a booster. Whether the company brings them or you bring your own comes back in its written confirmation. Someone who needs a vehicle with a ramp or lift should ask in the request, and the company confirms whether it can send one.

Ask for a written fare

Write the address, date, pickup time, flight number, riders, checked bags and any child seats. Sent during phone hours and 90 minutes or more before closing, a request gets a written reply within 90 minutes; others, within the first hour after the phone reopens.

1 Where and when
Type a grid address such as 1300 E 2100 S and the nearest listed corner shows here with its from-figures.
Rides are arranged from the day after your written reply is due.
Optional; the company confirms the pickup time in its written fare.
Name the kinds in the note: rear-facing, forward-facing or booster.

2 Who the reply goes to
The kinds of child seats, a ramp or lift, a second stop, oversize bags.

Free quote, no obligation. The office asks one car company for its written fare; nothing is held for you until that company confirms the ride after your yes. A request sent while the phone is answered, at least 90 minutes before it closes, gets a written reply within 90 minutes; any other request gets one within the first hour after the phone next opens.

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