Getting Around Loveland, CO

Loveland, CO Airport information

Your gateway is Denver International Airport (DEN). One of the busiest, best-connected hubs in the country, with nonstop service to virtually every major U.S. city and dozens of international destinations. Loveland sits about 60 miles north of DEN, roughly an hour's drive up I-25, which makes attendee travel refreshingly simple: one major airport, one straight shot north.

Loveland is also served by its own Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL), right off Interstate 25. Today FNL handles private, charter, and corporate aviation; an excellent option for VIP speakers, executive teams, or groups flying private. Your gateway is Denver International Airport (DEN). One of the busiest, best-connected hubs in the country, with nonstop service to virtually every major U.S. city and dozens of international destinations. Loveland sits about 60 miles north of DEN, roughly an hour's drive up I-25, which makes attendee travel refreshingly simple: one major airport, one straight shot north.

Loveland is also served by its own Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL), right off Interstate 25. Today FNL handles private, charter, and corporate aviation; an excellent option for VIP speakers, executive teams, or groups flying private. ...

Loveland, CO Train information

Rail is an exciting part of Loveland's near future. The Colorado Connector ("CoCo"), Colorado's new Front Range Passenger Rail service, is planned with a permanent station in Loveland, connecting it with Fort Collins, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo. The first phase — starter service between Denver and Fort Collins — is expected to launch in 2029, running on mostly existing tracks in partnership with Amtrak, BNSF, Union Pacific, and RTD. For planners booking events a few years out, this means a comfortable, city-to-city rail option directly into Loveland is on the horizon.

Until then, here's how rail-minded attendees can travel today:

The most seamless approach is to ride Bustang (see the Ground Transportation section below) from Loveland to Denver Union Station, Colorado's central rail hub. At Denver Union Station, travelers connect to RTD's light rail and commuter rail lines — including direct rail service to and from DEN airport, as well as Amtrak's California Zephyr.
Rail is an exciting part of Loveland's near future. The Colorado Connector ("CoCo"), Colorado's new Front Range Passenger Rail service, is planned with a permanent station in Loveland, connecting it with Fort Collins, Longmont, Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo. The first phase — starter service between Denver and Fort Collins — is expected to launch in 2029, running on mostly existing tracks in partnership with Amtrak, BNSF, Union Pacific, and RTD. For planners booking events a few years out, this means a comfortable, city-to-city rail option directly into Loveland is on the horizon.

Until then, here's how rail-minded attendees can travel today:

The most seamless approach is to ride Bustang (see the Ground Transportation section below) from Loveland to Denver Union Station, Colorado's central rail hub. At Denver Union Station, travelers connect to RTD's light rail and commuter rail lines — including direct rail service to and from DEN airport, as well as Amtrak's California Zephyr.
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Loveland, CO Ground information

Once attendees arrive, Loveland is easy to navigate, with regional bus connections, on-demand rideshare, and rental options throughout the area.

Regional & intercity bus:

Bustang North Line (CDOT) — Fixed-route service along I-25 between Loveland and Denver Union Station, with one-way fares around $10. The Loveland stop is the Centerra Loveland Mobility Hub. It runs multiple round trips Monday through Friday, plus two round trips on Saturday and Sunday, and connects at Denver Union Station to RTD bus, light rail, and commuter rail.

Local transit:

City of Loveland Transit (COLT) — Loveland's local fixed-route bus system plus Dial-A-Ride paratransit service, operating Monday through Saturday. COLT riders can transfer to FLEX for regional trips. A budget-friendly way for attendees to move around town.

Rideshare:

Uber & Lyft both operate throughout Loveland and the surrounding Northern Colorado area, offering reliable on-demand rides between hotels, venues, restaurants, and the airport shuttles.

Rental cars:

Major rental companies: including Enterprise, Avis, Budget, and Hertz — are available at locations in Loveland. Renting is the ideal choice for groups wanting the freedom to explore Loveland's sculpture parks, Boyd Lake, and the gateway to Rocky Mountain National ParkOnce attendees arrive, Loveland is easy to navigate, with regional bus connections, on-demand rideshare, and rental options throughout the area.

Regional & intercity bus:

Bustang North Line (CDOT) — Fixed-route service along I-25 between Loveland and Denver Union Station, with one-way fares around $10. The Loveland stop is the Centerra Loveland Mobility Hub. It runs multiple round trips Monday through Friday, plus two round trips on Saturday and Sunday, and connects at Denver Union Station to RTD bus, light rail, and commuter rail.

Local transit:

City of Loveland Transit (COLT) — Loveland's local fixed-route bus system plus Dial-A-Ride paratransit service, operating Monday through Saturday. COLT riders can transfer to FLEX for regional trips. A budget-friendly way for attendees to move around town.

Rideshare:

Uber & Lyft both operate throughout Loveland and the surrounding Northern Colorado area, offering reliable on-demand rides between hotels, venues, restaurants, and the airport shuttles.

Rental cars:

Major rental companies: including Enterprise, Avis, Budget, and Hertz — are available at locations in Loveland. Renting is the ideal choice for groups wanting the freedom to explore Loveland's sculpture parks, Boyd Lake, and the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park...