SuperShuttle is no longer operating
SuperShuttle, once the largest shared-ride airport shuttle brand in the
United States, ended all operations on December 31, 2019. The closure
followed a 36% drop in revenue between 2014 and 2018 as Uber and Lyft
captured the casual-traveler market. Parent company Transdev wound down the
brand and laid off the remaining staff at the start of 2020.
If you're searching for SuperShuttle today, you'll find no working booking
form, no active phone number, and no airport pickup. The company is gone.
This page exists because thousands of travelers still search for SuperShuttle
each month — many of them booking a flight and assuming the old shared-van
service is still there. It isn't. Below is what replaced SuperShuttle in the
markets it used to serve, with current pricing.
What replaced SuperShuttle at major U.S. airports
| Airport |
Closest replacement (shared van or low-cost shuttle) |
Typical price (2026) |
| LAX Los Angeles |
Karmel Shuttle, Prime Time Shuttle, FlyAway bus |
$9 (FlyAway) – $35 |
| SFO San Francisco |
American Airporter, Quake City Shuttle, BART |
$10 (BART) – $40 |
| JFK New York |
NYC Airporter, Go Airlink, AirTrain + LIRR |
$11 (AirTrain) – $45 |
| LGA New York |
NYC Airporter, ETS Air Shuttle, M60 bus + subway |
$2.90 (bus) – $35 |
| EWR Newark |
NYC Airporter, Coach USA, AirTrain + NJ Transit |
$15 – $40 |
| ORD Chicago |
GO Airport Express, CTA Blue Line |
$5 (Blue Line) – $35 |
| DEN Denver |
Green Ride, Groome Transportation, RTD A-Line |
$10.50 (A-Line) – $50 |
| PHX Phoenix |
Sky Train + Light Rail, Airport Shuttle of Phoenix |
$2 (light rail) – $35 |
| MCO Orlando |
Mears Connect, Sunshine Flyer, hotel shuttles |
$19 – $55 |
| MIA Miami |
SuperShuttle Express (separate company), Carey |
$20 – $55 |
| SEA Seattle |
Shuttle Express, Capital Aeroporter, Link light rail |
$3 (Link) – $40 |
| BOS Boston |
Logan Express, Knight's Airport Limousine, Silver Line |
$3 (Silver Line) – $40 |
| ATL Atlanta |
Groome Transportation, MARTA |
$2.50 (MARTA) – $40 |
| DCA / IAD Washington |
SuperShuttle's old contracts went to Reston Limo, Washington Flyer, Metro |
$5 (Metro) – $50 |
| BWI Baltimore |
The Airport Shuttle, BWI Shuttle |
$20 – $40 |
| SAN San Diego |
Cloud 9 Shuttle, MTS Trolley |
$2.50 (Trolley) – $35 |
Why book through Shuttlefare instead of calling a single operator
In each market above, multiple shuttle and private-transfer companies now
compete for the SuperShuttle gap. Calling each one separately means hunting
down phone numbers, comparing prices manually, and hoping someone has
availability for your flight time.
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Common questions
Is SuperShuttle still in business?
No. SuperShuttle ceased all U.S. operations on December 31, 2019. The brand
no longer accepts bookings, dispatches vehicles, or operates at any airport.
What about SuperShuttle Express in Miami?
SuperShuttle Express (Miami) is a separate, locally owned company that
licensed the name. It still operates at MIA and FLL but has no relationship
with the original Transdev-owned SuperShuttle.
I have a SuperShuttle voucher. Will anyone honor it?
No. Vouchers and prepaid credits issued by SuperShuttle before the closure
were never honored after wind-down. Some travelers received partial refunds
through credit-card chargebacks; the operating entity itself was dissolved.
What's the cheapest replacement at LAX?
The FlyAway bus ($9.75 from Union Station, Van Nuys, Westwood, or Long
Beach) is by far the cheapest. For door-to-door, Karmel Shuttle offers
shared vans starting around $19 to nearby Los Angeles addresses.
Does shared-ride still exist at U.S. airports?
Yes — but it's smaller and more fragmented than the SuperShuttle era. Look
for operators like Prime Time Shuttle (LAX), GO Airport Express
(ORD), Mears Connect (MCO), Groome Transportation (DEN, ATL,
multiple), Quake City Shuttle (SFO), and the airport-specific names in
the table above. Pricing is typically $20–$40 per person.