All vans in the Super Shuttle fleet are bright blue and very noticeable.
Here are the niddy gritty details:
Important part within the terms is that miles are only earn on "airport transfers only."
You can also earn Southwest, US Airways, Delta and Frontier miles through Super Shuttle.
The cost of super shuttle depends on where you are being pick-up/drop-off. For instance, when I used Super Shuttle to IAD, its cost $25 without tip.
On the other hand, I used Super Shuttle in San Diego and the cost was only $12.
The other variable that changes price is the number of passengers. As you can see above, the 1st Passenger costs $29, but the next passenger on the same reservation is only $10. Therefore, booking 2 people on one reservation drops the per person cost to $20.
The only downside is that you have very little control with Super Shuttle. They try to get you to the airport around 2 hours prior to your flight. Using them to get home, you are at the mercy of the drop-off list. I have been the last one on the drop-off list and arrived home 2 1/2 hours after boarding the van.
Super Shuttle is a great service if your luck is your favor!
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