Great Lakes, USA
Major airlines operating at IND include American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and Allegiant Air. Direct flights connect Indianapolis to many major U.S. Cities.
IND offers free Wi-Fi, numerous dining and shopping options, charging stations, and public art installations. It makes for a comfortable airport experience.
Flight prices increase significantly during major events like the Indy 500 in May and large conventions.
Booking flights well in advance is advisable for these peak periods.
For domestic flights, arrive at least 1.5-2 hours before departure. For international flights, allow 2-3 hours.
Amtrak's Cardinal route serves Indianapolis Union Station (IND). This route operates three times per week, connecting Chicago to Washington D.C. And New York City.
Greyhound and Miller Transportation (Hoosier Ride service) offer intercity bus connections. The main bus station is downtown, a budget-friendly travel option.
Indianapolis is an inland city. It does not have significant sea or river ports for passenger travel. This section is not applicable to most travelers visiting Indianapolis.
No specific exit fees or taxes are imposed by the U.S. Government for departing travelers. For domestic flights, arrive at least 1.5-2 hours before departure. For international flights, allow 2-3 hours.
Indianapolis International Airport (IND) offers various dining and shopping options, lounges, and charging stations post-security. Union Station (for Amtrak) and the Greyhound station have more basic facilities.
Consider using a durable and lightweight luggage option for easy airport navigation.
If driving, consider navigation aids for a smooth journey.
IndyGo operates the public bus system, providing coverage throughout Indianapolis and Marion County. The Red Line is an addition, offering faster service.
Taxis and ride-sharing services offer convenient, door-to-door transportation options within Indianapolis.
Downtown Indianapolis is very walkable. The 8-mile Indianapolis Cultural Trail is a dedicated urban bike and pedestrian path.
The Cultural Trail and Monon Trail provide extensive off-street cycling routes. Some streets feature dedicated bike lanes.
The Canal Walk also presents an excellent place for strolling. Various guided and self-guided walking tours are available.
For greater independence, consider renting a car. Major car rental companies like Hertz, Avis, and Enterprise, have locations at Indianapolis International Airport (IND) and various city spots.
Pacers Bikeshare is a popular public bike-sharing program. Stations are located throughout downtown, connecting to the Cultural Trail and Monon Trail.
Available seasonally on the Canal Walk, offering an unique perspective of the city.
Find these downtown, popular for scenic rides or during holiday seasons.
Companies like Bird and Lime offer electric scooters for short-distance travel, accessed through smartphone apps.
Travel with a durable and lightweight Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Expandable Spinner Luggage for easy navigation through airports.
