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Philadelphia offers plenty of options for getting around, including trains, mass transit, taxis, and car sharing. Taking some time before your visit to understand your options can help you plan and budget for your trip, while also making your travels as stress-free as possible.
Getting to and from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is easy: The airport itself is conveniently located, and you can be in Center City (Philadelphia's main business district) in 20-30 minutes whether you take the train, hire a taxi, ride share, or opt to drive yourself.
Public Transportation: SEPTA trains run between Center City and PHL on the Airport Regional Rail Line. Trains run every 30 minutes from 4:52 a.m. to 11:52 p.m. (to the airport) and from 5:07 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. (from the airport). Three SEPTA bus routes operate out of Zone 1 of the Arrivals Road outside of baggage claim.
Ride Shares and Shuttles: Taxis and ride shares are also available, as are shared ride shuttles. To use shared ride shuttles or private car services, visit the Ground Transportation Information desks in the baggage claim areas. The attendants there will be happy to assist you in booking a ride.
After you get into the city and are settled at your destination, you’ll want to start exploring. Fortunately, Philadelphia has a robust public transportation system that runs throughout the city and outlying areas. Car sharing through Avail is also an option for those who want the privacy and comfort of a private vehicle.
SEPTA is Philadelphia’s public transit system, offering trolley, subway, regional rail, and bus transportation. Many visitors opt to purchase a one day “Independence Pass” for $13.00 or a one-day family pass (for up to 5 family members traveling together) for $30.00.
Indego bike share offers the opportunity to explore Philadelphia on a deeper level, while also getting some exercise. Day passes are $12 and allow for unlimited 30-minute rides for 24 hours.
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