Getting Around Tulsa
Find the best way to access the city from anywhere.
Tulsa Airport information
Tulsa International Airport (TUL)
Approximate taxi fare: $26 USD
Situated about 15 minutes outside of downtown Tulsa, Tulsa International Airport offers direct flights to 16 U.S. destinations, including Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Las Vegas, Laughlin, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Newark, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, St. Louis and Washington DC. The single-terminal, two-concourse airport features a variety of retail and dining options, as well as two on-property hotels and free terminal-wide Wi-Fi access. Passengers have access to valet to economy parking options, as well as curbside Tulsa Transit service outside of baggage claim.
Airline carriers serving Tulsa International Airport
Allegiant Air
American Airlines
Breeze
Delta Air Lines
Southwest Airlines
United Airlines
Approximate taxi fare: $26 USD
Situated about 15 minutes outside of downtown Tulsa, Tulsa International Airport offers direct flights to 16 U.S. destinations, including Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Las Vegas, Laughlin, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Newark, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, St. Louis and Washington DC. The single-terminal, two-concourse airport features a variety of retail and dining options, as well as two on-property hotels and free terminal-wide Wi-Fi access. Passengers have access to valet to economy parking options, as well as curbside Tulsa Transit service outside of baggage claim.
Airline carriers serving Tulsa International Airport
Allegiant Air
American Airlines
Breeze
Delta Air Lines
Southwest Airlines
United Airlines
Tulsa Ground information
Uber, Lyft & Turo available
Aerobus
Aero is Tulsa’s go-to bus transportation. These modern buses feature sheltered seating, bicycle racks, level boarding, onboard WiFi, charging stations and real-time arrival signs. The bus has one route that follows the Peoria corridor, a prominent street that runs through the entirety of Tulsa and connects people to many major destinations in Tulsa. The process is easy. People seeking transit on the Aerobus need only to purchase a pass and use it at the fare-box. The buses run every 15 - 20 minutes and must be boarded at a designated stop.
Tulsa Transit
Formed in 1968, the Tulsa Transit public bus system serves the city of Tulsa and its surrounding areas, providing direct service to such major sites as Tulsa International Airport along 18 routes. Operating Monday through Saturday, Tulsa Transit operates two major stations, including the Memorial Midtown Station and Downtown Denver Avenue Station, which is located within a short walk of Cox Business Center. Routes 203 and 318 serve Tulsa International Airport, while delegates can ride routes 117 and 215 to Cox Business Center. Two-hour bus fare is $1.50 for adults and $1.25 for youths, while one-day passes are $3.25 for adults and $1.60 for youths, seven-day passes $12 for adults and $6 for youths and 10-ride passes $12 for adults and $9.50 for youths. Children ages 4 and under ride free.
Greyhound
The Tulsa Greyhound station, located at 317 S. Detroit, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Taxi
Visitors traveling to Tulsa via Tulsa International Airport should expect to pay about $45 in taxi fare.
Aerobus
Aero is Tulsa’s go-to bus transportation. These modern buses feature sheltered seating, bicycle racks, level boarding, onboard WiFi, charging stations and real-time arrival signs. The bus has one route that follows the Peoria corridor, a prominent street that runs through the entirety of Tulsa and connects people to many major destinations in Tulsa. The process is easy. People seeking transit on the Aerobus need only to purchase a pass and use it at the fare-box. The buses run every 15 - 20 minutes and must be boarded at a designated stop.
Tulsa Transit
Formed in 1968, the Tulsa Transit public bus system serves the city of Tulsa and its surrounding areas, providing direct service to such major sites as Tulsa International Airport along 18 routes. Operating Monday through Saturday, Tulsa Transit operates two major stations, including the Memorial Midtown Station and Downtown Denver Avenue Station, which is located within a short walk of Cox Business Center. Routes 203 and 318 serve Tulsa International Airport, while delegates can ride routes 117 and 215 to Cox Business Center. Two-hour bus fare is $1.50 for adults and $1.25 for youths, while one-day passes are $3.25 for adults and $1.60 for youths, seven-day passes $12 for adults and $6 for youths and 10-ride passes $12 for adults and $9.50 for youths. Children ages 4 and under ride free.
Greyhound
The Tulsa Greyhound station, located at 317 S. Detroit, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Taxi
Visitors traveling to Tulsa via Tulsa International Airport should expect to pay about $45 in taxi fare.
Tulsa Rentals (Cars, Bikes & More)
Rental Cars
Tulsa International Airport offers rental car counters for Advantage, Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National and Thrifty.
This Machine Tulsa Bike Share
This Machine is a high quality, convenient and affordable bicycle transit system. Use the This Machine app to rent from a system of 200+ electric pedal-assist bicycles from 45+ conveniently located kiosks around bikeable around downtown, and nearby Route 66 and Gathering Place. At the end of your trip, leave your bike at any This Machine kiosk or public pole.
Electric Scooters
Scooters more your speed? Bird and Lime electric scooters can be found all over town and have become a new favorite for Tulsans and visitors looking for a fun way to zip to and fro.
VIP Transportation
Looking to get around in style? Tulsa has several VIP transportation providers who can provide your group with luxury vehicles from limos to party buses.
Tulsa International Airport offers rental car counters for Advantage, Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National and Thrifty.
This Machine Tulsa Bike Share
This Machine is a high quality, convenient and affordable bicycle transit system. Use the This Machine app to rent from a system of 200+ electric pedal-assist bicycles from 45+ conveniently located kiosks around bikeable around downtown, and nearby Route 66 and Gathering Place. At the end of your trip, leave your bike at any This Machine kiosk or public pole.
Electric Scooters
Scooters more your speed? Bird and Lime electric scooters can be found all over town and have become a new favorite for Tulsans and visitors looking for a fun way to zip to and fro.
VIP Transportation
Looking to get around in style? Tulsa has several VIP transportation providers who can provide your group with luxury vehicles from limos to party buses.
