Getting Around Overland Park
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Overland Park Airport information
Kansas City International Airport (MCI)
Kansas City International Airport is located about 30 minutes north of Overland Park. Identified with a code of MCI, the airport was once referred to as the Mid-Continent International Airport, highlighting its equidistance from both coasts.
Major U.S. airlines fly out of Kansas City International to 50 American cities, most of which can be reached within three hours. The airport also offers international service to Canada and Mexico.
Kansas City International consistently ranks among the lowest delays of all U.S. airports. Business travelers find the airport particularly welcoming, as it offers free Wi-Fi connectivity and a business center in each terminal.
Kansas City International Airport is located about 30 minutes north of Overland Park. Identified with a code of MCI, the airport was once referred to as the Mid-Continent International Airport, highlighting its equidistance from both coasts.
Major U.S. airlines fly out of Kansas City International to 50 American cities, most of which can be reached within three hours. The airport also offers international service to Canada and Mexico.
Kansas City International consistently ranks among the lowest delays of all U.S. airports. Business travelers find the airport particularly welcoming, as it offers free Wi-Fi connectivity and a business center in each terminal.
Overland Park Train information
City Union Station
Located about 25 minutes from Overland Park, the Kansas City Amtrak station serves two routes: the Southwest Chief route, which runs daily between Chicago and Los Angeles; and the Missouri River Runner route, which runs daily between Kansas City and St. Louis.
Located about 25 minutes from Overland Park, the Kansas City Amtrak station serves two routes: the Southwest Chief route, which runs daily between Chicago and Los Angeles; and the Missouri River Runner route, which runs daily between Kansas City and St. Louis.
Overland Park Public Transportation information
The KCATA runs buses in Overland Park called The Jo, which also connects to service throughout the Kansas City metro area. Twelve routes travel through Overland Park each weekday and include portions of Quivira, Antioch, Metcalf, 75th Street, 95th Street, and College Boulevard. Standard fare for the Johnson County Suburban Express line is $2.25. Seniors, youth, and riders with disabilities may qualify for a half fare.
Rental Cars
Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Fox, Hertz, National, Payless, and Thrifty rental-car agencies serve Kansas City International Airport. The Gray Rental Car Shuttle, which stops at marked shelters at each terminal, is shared by each agency.
Taxis
Taxi telephones in the baggage claim areas and outside the terminals at Kansas City International Airport are available for passengers to summon taxi transportation. Taxis take fares of any type and will accept shared rates.
Taxi rates start at $2.50 and increase at $2.10 per mile. Depending on traffic, taxi fares can cost $70 to $75 to Overland Park.
Ride-Sharing
Ride-sharing services in Overland Park and the Greater Kansas City metro area include Uber and Lyft.
Rental Cars
Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Fox, Hertz, National, Payless, and Thrifty rental-car agencies serve Kansas City International Airport. The Gray Rental Car Shuttle, which stops at marked shelters at each terminal, is shared by each agency.
Taxis
Taxi telephones in the baggage claim areas and outside the terminals at Kansas City International Airport are available for passengers to summon taxi transportation. Taxis take fares of any type and will accept shared rates.
Taxi rates start at $2.50 and increase at $2.10 per mile. Depending on traffic, taxi fares can cost $70 to $75 to Overland Park.
Ride-Sharing
Ride-sharing services in Overland Park and the Greater Kansas City metro area include Uber and Lyft.