Colorado Travel Made Easy

Colorado’s central location, world-class powder and peaks attract skiers and riders from around the world. With convenient non-stopflights, regional airports, discount travel packages, and other means of getting around the mountains, snow enthusiasts are quickly placing Colorado at the top of their must-visit lists.

Denver International Airport

8500 Peña Blvd., Denver, 303-342-2000 • flydenver.com

Denver airport’s internationally recognized peaked roof was designed by renowned Airport designers, Fentress Architects with a dual resemblance to Colorado’s snow-capped mountains and Native American teepees, which dotted the Great Plains in Colorado’s beginning. Natural light bathes the terminal’s interior via clerestory windows, curtain-walls and the translucent fabric roof. The terminal’s peaked roof has become well-known and admired by travelers worldwide. A survey by the American Institute of Architects ranked the terminal 4 on its list of “Favorite American Architecture” landmarks and Business Traveler magazine readers voted Denver the “Best Airport in North America” from 2005 to 2008.

Visitors are in for an extraordinary experience when they pass through Denver Airport. Artists worked with architects, designers, and construction companies early in the airport design process to create a seamless integration of art, architecture, and environment. The result is the first phase of artwork at the airport, a series of sculptures, murals, and installations creating one of the most extensive airport art programs in the world.

Denver International Airport’s exhibition program includes several venues with changing collections. A theme is developed for each exhibit from an artistic point of view and interpretation. Exhibits are changed frequently so travelers can experience new examples of artistic creativity.

DIA also offers a plethora of dining choices. Fine wines, ales, truffles, tamales, smoothies, orange mochas, bison burgers, and hundreds of other edible and drinkable choices can be found for the hungry and thirsty. You will find inexpensive menus as well as sit-down dining with superb service and a refined atmosphere. And, whether you are searching for an intriguing gift or treating yourself to a Colorado souvenir, there are 50 shops at DIA to explore. Discover the airport’s enticing boutiques, galleries, gift shops, and specialty stores.

Airlines

Aeromexico, Air Canada, AirTran Airways, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, Great Lakes Aviation, Icelandair, JetBlue Airways, Lufthansa, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, US Airways, United Airlines, Volaris

Shuttle Services & Rental Cars

Shuttle service desks car be found in the main terminal. All rental car companies provide courtesy shuttles to and from Jeppesen Terminal from their locations.

Colorado Mountain Express » Provides scheduled shuttle & private service to ski and resort areas, including Summit County, the Vail Valley and Aspen area. 800-525-6363, ridecme.com.

GO Alpine » Provides service to Steamboat Springs and Yampa Valley Regional Airport (Hayden, CO). 800-343-7433, goalpine.com

Hertz » 800-654-3131

Summit Express » We offer scheduled shuttle service to and from Denver International Airport and Summit County Colorado and Chartered service to the Vail Valley. 855-MTN-VANS, 970-668-6000, summitexpress.com

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