Denver International Airport

Denver International Airport (DEN) is the largest airport in North America by land area and one of the busiest airports in the United States. Located approximately 25 miles northeast of downtown Denver, it serves as a major gateway for both domestic and international travel, connecting millions of passengers to destinations around the world each year.
Since opening in 1995, DEN has become known for its iconic white canopy roof, designed to evoke the snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains. In addition to its striking architecture, the airport offers a wide range of passenger amenities, efficient transportation options, and an extensive public art collection, making it both a vital transportation hub and a recognizable Denver landmark.

For information on ground transportation from the airport, click here.

TRANSPORTATION

To and From Denver International Airport (DEN)

Travelers arriving at Denver International Airport (DEN) have several convenient transportation options to reach downtown Denver, including taxis, Uber, Lyft, shuttle services, and public transit.
One of the most affordable and efficient options is the A Line commuter rail, which provides direct service between DEN and Denver Union Station in the heart of downtown. Trains depart regularly throughout the day, and the approximately 23-mile trip takes about 37 minutes. The one-way fare is approximately $10. For more information about the A Line, visit the Denver Rail Access website.
For additional information and transportation options – please click here: Denver Airport Transportation Options
We’d also like to suggest the Blue Shuttle Van service for a cost of $25 – $30 one way. You can reserve a pick-up time through their website at https://blueshuttlevan.com/

16th Street FreeRide Buses

The 16th Street FreeRide is a complimentary shuttle service that operates seven days a week, providing convenient transportation between Denver Union Station and Civic Center Station. No ticket or fare is required—simply hop on and ride.
Whether you’re heading to a restaurant, shopping destination, hotel, or local attraction, the FreeRide’s fully electric, battery-powered buses offer an easy and environmentally friendly way to travel through downtown Denver.
Service runs from early morning until late evening, with buses arriving every 4 to 12 minutes, depending on the time of day. Be sure to check the current schedule before your trip.

Requesting Accessibility Transportation

The last day to request Accessibility transportation is June 19th – https://web.cvent.com/event/593ee5c8-c3ea-4ed1-ae24-dc7ddaeb739d/summary