Using Uber at Detroit Metropolitan Airport
Detroit, Michigan is back on the upswing, with over 33 million passengers coming and going through the Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) in 2015. Whether you’re in town on business or to see the Tigers play, you’re participating in the great city’s revitalization when you come to Detroit. And Uber in Detroit is an economical and reliable means of getting around town, as well as to and from the airport.
Here are a few other helpful tips that will make your next trip to DTW a successful one:
Tips and Resources for Detroit Metropolitan Airport
- Uber Airport Page: For all of the information you’ll need on requesting a ride, head over to the Uber Airport Page for DTW. After you’ve picked up your luggage and selected your vehicle on the app, confirm that you’re on the arrivals level and that you’re at one of the following terminals: McNamara Domestic, McNamara International, or North Terminal. If you can’t find your Uber, call and try to coordinate.
- Terminal Map: You should always get familiarized with a map of the terminals before heading out. You can also see what dining and shopping options are available to you.
- Traffic Report: Listen to WJR-AM 760 AM for the latest traffic updates and use Google Maps to find the best ways to get there.
- TSA Guidelines: Make sure you check out the latest TSA Guidelines before packing.
- Flight Status: Make sure you check the status of your flight so you’re not too late or too early.
- Airport Info: For all of the latest news and construction updates out of DTW, you can follow them on Twitter. You can also find a handy FAQ over at the airport’s website.
Whether it’s industry, music, sports, or food, Detroit has a rich and deep culture within its history. If you’re looking for things to do in the Motor City, here are a few places to check out:
Where to Visit in Detroit
- Hitsville U.S.A: Music fans should definitely stop in at Hitsville U.S.A. After the iconic Motown Records left Detroit in 1972, the original headquarters were converted to a museum in 1985. Now you can stand in the same legendary Studio A where some of the biggest hits in rock and roll were recorded. Information on group tours can be found here.
- Comerica Park: Considered one of the best baseball stadiums in Major League Baseball, Comerica Park is where the Detroit Tigers play and this open-air stadium offers wonderful views of the city. It’s also the perfect place to enjoy some of Michigan’s finest craft beer offerings, along with outrageous concession offerings like pork rind nachos and bratwurst popsicles.
- Republic Tavern: The Republic Tavern has been one of Downtown Detroit’s hottest restaurants since it opened in early 2015. Located in the historic G.A.R. building, Republic is charcuterie lover nirvana, and they’ve been wowing diners with their dishes created from locally-sourced and in-season ingredients. Try the ploughman’s plate, and be sure to wash it down with one of their many craft cocktails.
Claire