Nome (OME) Airport Car Service

Downtown Nome sits about two miles from OME, a quick ride of roughly five to ten minutes. We quote all inclusive flat rates by vehicle class covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Contact info@unionlimousine.com or call +1 (718) 514-9881 for an exact quote to your hotel or lodge address.

Yes. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race finishes in Nome each March, bringing visitors who need airport transfers, hotel runs, and rides to the finish line under the Burled Arch. We coordinate with event timing, dog team arrival windows, and lodging spread across Nome during the busy finish week.

Yes. Premium SUVs are available year round, with winter rated tires during cold months. The Seward Peninsula sees blowing snow, rough gravel roads, and long stretches between settlements. SUVs handle road conditions on the Nome-Council Highway, Nome-Teller Highway, and Kougarok Road comfortably and reliably.

Yes. Complimentary meet and greet is standard with every OME booking. Your chauffeur waits at the arrivals area holding a name sign, assists with luggage, and walks you to the vehicle. This setup helps first time visitors, gold rush historians, and Iditarod fans navigate the small terminal smoothly.

Yes. Every OME reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. Nome flights from Anchorage occasionally face weather delays or diversions in winter. If your flight is delayed, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. Diversions are handled case by case with no penalty fees.

Twenty four hours of lead time is the recommended minimum. For Iditarod finish week in March, the summer gold rush tourism season, or large group bookings, please reserve three to five days ahead. Same day OME requests are handled whenever availability permits through online booking or phone.

Cancellations made 24 or more hours before pickup receive a full refund. Cancellations within 12 to 24 hours of pickup may incur a partial fee. Same day or no show situations are charged in full. Weather diversions and airline cancellations on the Anchorage-Nome route are reviewed without penalty.

Yes. Recreational gold panning on the Bering Sea beaches around Nome is open to the public, and dredging operations run offshore during summer. We arrange transfers to East End Beach, the Solomon area, and Council along the road system, coordinating pickup and drop off with tour operator schedules.

Yes. Rear facing infant seats, forward facing toddler seats, and booster seats are available on request. Please supply the child's age, weight, and height at booking so the correct seat is ready before pickup at Nome Airport. A small fee applies based on seat type and total trip length.

Yes. Nome weather can shift quickly between calm and blizzard. Our chauffeurs are experienced with white out conditions, drifting snow, and ice on Nome's gravel and paved roads. Trips are paused only when state or local authorities issue travel advisories. Dispatch keeps you posted on any timing adjustments.