Contact Visit Phoenix to get the tools you need to plan your trip. After you arrive, stop by our Visitor Center for answers to questions about lodging, attractions, dining and more. Click here for a map to the Visitor Center.
Visit Phoenix(877) CALL-PHX or 225-5749 toll-free(602) 254-6500visitors@visitphoenix.com
Downtown Phoenix Visitor Information Center125 N. 2nd St., Ste. 120, Phoenixopposite Hyatt Regency PhoenixMonday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.» visitphoenix.com/phoenix-visitor-information-center
For additional maps, transportation resources and more, go to: visitphoenix.com/learn-plan.
Looking for a restaurant or information about live music? Ask a Downtown Phoenix Ambassador. These specially trained guides are ready with directions to your destinations and answers to your questions. Find an orange-clad Ambassador walking the sidewalks of downtown Phoenix, call the hotline at (602) 495-1500 or text “ASK” to 25866.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is served by nearly 20 competitively priced carriers and acts as a hub for two of them (American and Southwest Airlines).
Convenient transportation to the airport comes by way of PHX Sky Train. This free, driverless people-mover transports Valley Metro Rail passengers to the airport from the 44th Street/Washington Street Station. The PHX Sky Train features a 100-foot-high bridge over the taxiway that connects the airport’s north and south runways, making it the first location in the world where trains pass over airplanes.
Hungry? Check out Sky Harbor’s selection of locally owned restaurants. This isn’t your standard airport fare. Celebrated for the inventive dishes served at their main locations around town, these eateries offer condensed versions of their menus at the airport. In Terminal 4, be on the lookout for local favorites such as Barrio Café, Matt’s Big Breakfast, La Grande Orange, Four Peaks Brewery and Blanco Tacos + Tequila. Terminal 2 features O.H.S.O. and Barrio Avion.
The smaller Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, located in the southeastern part of Greater Phoenix, offers nonstop passenger service to more than 35 U.S. cities. For more air services, see the Transportation listings.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport(602) 273-3300» skyharbor.com
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport(480) 988-7600» gatewayairport.com
After you’ve landed, there are several ways to navigate the city, from rental cars and taxis to public transportation. For more ground transportation services, see the Transportation listings.
Rental Car Center at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport(602) 683-3741» skyharbor.com/parkingtransportation
RideshareThe popular ridesharing companies Lyft and Uber can pick up and drop off passengers at Sky Harbor. Using a mobile app, request a ride and pay for it with a few simple steps.» Lyft: lyft.com/rider/cities/phoenix-az» Uber: uber.com/cities/phoenix
Valley Metro Rail/Valley Metro Bus System(602) 253-5000» valleymetro.org
Greater Phoenix offers an array of ADA-friendly features to accommodate travelers.
TRANSPORTATION
Dial-a-Ride(602) 716-2100» valleymetro.org/dial_ride
Super Shuttle(800) 258-3826» supershuttle.com
Wheelers Accessible Van Rentals(800) 456-1371» wheelersvanrentals.com
RECREATION
ADA-friendly activities abound in Greater Phoenix.
Phoenix Parks and RecreationParks, trails and desert preserves.(602) 262-6862» phoenix.gov/parks
ACCOMMODATIONS AND MORE
Search the Accessing Arizona site for accessible lodging, events and more: accessingarizona.com.
