Using Uber at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

More than 44 million passengers used the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) last year, making it one of the busiest airports in the country. With those kinds of numbers, the last thing you want to have to deal with is the hassle of getting in and out of the airport. That’s why you should consider requesting an Uber. Why worry about making it to your flight on time and trying to find a parking spot at the airport?

Here are a few helpful tips and resources that should make your next trip around PHX a breeze:

Resources for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

• Uber Airport Pages: Be sure to check out the Uber Airport Page for PHX, where you’ll find everything you need to know when it comes to requesting an Uber at the airport. Once you’ve collected your things, you can request your driver. Be sure to mention what terminal you’re located at once prompted by the app. Additionally, if you have more than your fair share of luggage, you might want to consider using an uberXL or an UberSUV.
• Terminal Map: It’s always helpful to go over a map of the airport so you can get acquainted with where all of the airlines are located. Also, if you’re strapped for time and you’re looking for a restaurant, you can use this map to see a whole range of dining options.
• Traffic: Listen to KTAR 92.3 FM so you can stay ahead of the traffic around the airport.
• TSA Flight Guidelines: Getting through airport security can be problematic so it wouldn’t hurt to refresh yourself on the TSA Guidelines for what you can and cannot bring on your flight.
• Flight Status: You can check the status of your flight here in case your departure is running late.
• Terminal Wait Times: Head over to the Sky Harbor International Airport website and you can see how long the wait time is for security at each terminal.

Whether it’s nature, culture, or great restaurants, Phoenix has a lot to offer. Here are a few places to visit while you’re in town:

Where to Visit

• Desert Botanical Garden: Newcomers to the Southwest might want to take in some of the local flora. Located in Papago Park, the Desert Botanical Garden is 140 acres of a conservationist’s dream. Visitors will be treated to several exhibits of cacti and agave. They also have a whole range of tours they can choose from, including the Garden Flashlight Tour that runs every Thursday and Saturday evenings.
• Quiessence at The Farm: Considered by many to be the finest restaurant in Phoenix,Quiessence at The Farm offers a rustic menu with an authentic farm-to-table ethos. You might even get a chance to stroll around the gardens and pick some of the herbs for your own meal. They offer two different tasting menus, and a wine list that would make a sommelier’s head explode.
• Musical Instrument Museum: With over 6,500 instruments from all over the world on display, going to the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) is a truly singular experience. MIM has an ongoing regular concert series which has featured such acts as Lyle Lovett and Ronnie Spector. It’s also great for the kids, as the museum encourages guests to play many of these instruments in their Experience Gallery.

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