Eastern Oregon Pendleton Regional (PDT) Airport Car Service

Downtown Pendleton sits about three miles east of Pendleton Regional Airport, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Highway 30 and Main Street. We provide direct transfers to the Pendleton House Historic Inn, the Hampton Inn Pendleton, and surrounding Pendleton lodging options with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881.

Yes. The Pendleton Round-Up Rodeo Grounds each September draws rodeo fans from across the country to the Pendleton Round-Up. PDT sees significant traffic surges during Round-Up week. We coordinate transfers for the multi day rodeo with chauffeurs familiar with the rodeo grounds entrance, the surrounding parking lots, and the recommended drop off corners near the venue for guests.

Yes. Wildhorse Resort and Casino sits about five miles east of PDT, a quick ride of roughly fifteen minutes via I-84. We provide direct transfers for casino guests, hotel arrivals, golf course visitors, and entertainment guests with chauffeurs familiar with the property entrance, the valet drop off, the surrounding Tamástslikt Cultural Institute, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Yes. The Pendleton Woolen Mills, the iconic Pacific Northwest wool blanket and apparel manufacturer, sits about three miles east of PDT in downtown Pendleton, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Court Avenue. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the mill tour, the surrounding outlet store, and the surrounding downtown Pendleton with chauffeurs familiar with the area.

Walla Walla, Washington sits about forty miles north of PDT, a drive of roughly forty five minutes via Highway 11. We provide direct transfers to the Marcus Whitman Hotel, the surrounding wine country tasting rooms, and the historic downtown Walla Walla with chauffeurs familiar with the Highway 11 corridor, the surrounding wine country lodging, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for rodeo gear, business travel bags, hunting equipment, and family arrivals. SUVs are popular for Pendleton Round-Up rodeo arrivals, Wildhorse Resort casino transfers, Walla Walla wine country trips, and family transfers across eastern Oregon. All SUVs run on winter rated tires during cold months.

Yes. The Tamástslikt Cultural Institute sits about five miles east of PDT on the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, a quick ride of roughly fifteen minutes via I-84. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the museum exhibits on Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla tribal heritage with chauffeurs familiar with the entrance and the recommended drop off points.

Yes. The Pendleton Underground Tours sit about three miles east of PDT in downtown Pendleton, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Main Street. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the underground tunnels showcasing the historic Chinese laundry, prohibition era saloons, and the surrounding downtown Pendleton heritage with chauffeurs familiar with the entrance and the recommended drop off points.

Yes. Every PDT reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking for private and commercial arrivals. If your flight is delayed by weather, eastern Oregon fog events, winter blizzards and heavy snow, ice events, summer thunderstorms, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers arrival processing.

The Pendleton Round-Up each September draws over fifty thousand rodeo fans to eastern Oregon for one of the largest rodeos in the country. PDT sees significant private aviation traffic during Round-Up week. We add capacity with SUVs, Sprinter vans, and mini coaches for hotel transfers, rodeo grounds drop offs, Westward Ho Parade arrivals, and post rodeo pickups with chauffeurs familiar.