Public Transportation

The Tucson International Airport (TUS) is about 10 miles south from downtown Tucson and served by six airlines that fly nonstop to 15 major U.S. cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta. Car rentals On-site you will find nine car rentals such as Hertz, Avis, Budget and Enterprise. These car rental agencies can be found in the Rental Car Facility east of the Terminal. Bus To travel by public transport from the airport you can use the Tucson region's public transit system called Sun Tran. It usually runs every 30 minutes from 5:30am to 10:30pm on weekdays and every hour from 6am to 7pm during weekends and holidays. The bus stop is placed directly west of the terminal on the Departures Roadway. You can either pay cash (exact change is required) or with a SunGO fare card which you can purchase in advance and have mailed to you before the trip. Shuttle Arizona Stagecoach offers shared-ride van services throughout the Tucson region. Their counter is in the baggage claim area. Many hotels and resorts also offer shuttle services, but make sure to book in advance. Taxi Another option to travel from the airport is by taxi. There are four taxi companies serving from the airport which are situated on the Commercial Roadway outside the baggage claim area.

Tucson offers convenient transportation options, including Lyft and Uber, for getting around town.

Chain pharmacies — CVS Pharmacy, Safeway, Walmart, Costco, etc. — as well as smaller neighborhood stores operate Tucson. While working hours may greatly vary, a few are open 24/7. Pharmacy signs are often in red and white, and they are often located inside department stores. Most of the pharmacies sell both prescription as well as over the counter medicine.

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