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Birmingham Airport Shuttle Service
Limousine and shuttle service, as well as taxis and rental cars, connect the airport with the convention center on a reservation-only basis.
Shared Ride Van
Have a large group that needs to get around town? Book a shared ride van and see all that Birmingham has to offer including the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum.
Private Van
Hate riding with strangers? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Book a private van and get your group cruising in comfort and privacy.
Private Sedan
Our private sedans are available in many sleek designs. With a private sedan, you can find great parking, even at jam-packed locations like the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.
Local Personal Drivers
Have a craving for some amazing local food? Get the information you need by booking a local personal driver. You’ll be riding in class while getting to know the real Birmingham.
Private SUV
If a private van is too big for you, you can always go a bit more modest and book one of our private SUVs.
Taxi Cab
Take a taxi to the Birmingham Airport and get assistance from our driver with your luggage. Taxis are available for drop off and pickup.
Stretched Limousine
Show up in style to the McWayne Science Center. When you roll up to the Center’s famous planetarium, the brightest star in the room will be you.
Bus
Take a group outing to Red Mountain Park by booking one of our many buses.
| Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex Shuttles |
 | A sports, convention and entertainment complex built in the 1970s, the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex provides a complete package for visitors in an American Institute of Architects design winner. |
Among ground transportation options are Birmingham Door to Door, Crown Limousine & Sedan Service, Meteors Shuttle, Prestige Limo and Sedan Service, bus charter company Alabama Limousine and the eShuttle. About the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex The complex also contains a 2,835-seat Concert Hall, used for a variety of concerts and touring Broadway shows. Opera, ballet, and smaller performances fit comfortably in its 1,000-seat theater, which also houses the country’s largest children’s theater, the Birmingham Children’s Theatre. Its 10-story Legacy Arena seats up to 19,000 in concert mode, more than 17,500 for sporting events, but can convert to the Magic City Theatre, an “intimate setting” for an audience smaller than 8,000. In addition, the complex contains a 220,000-square-foot Exhibition Hall, often used for trade shows and conventions, meeting rooms, a 275-seat auditorium, and a 16,000-square-foot ballroom that seats as many as 1,200 for banquets. Another ballroom and additional meeting and convention facilities are in the adjacent 838-room Sheraton Birmingham Hotel, while the new Westin Birmingham Hotel, completed in 2013 and offering 294 rooms, provides an easy transition to Uptown, a dazzling array of entertainment offerings. Things to do in Birmingham Nor are science and industry ignored in Birmingham’s cultural panorama. Visitors and locals alike find marvels at the regional McWane Science Center, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. Visitors easily fly into Alabama’s largest airport, Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International, with more than 100 flights from more than 25 U.S. cities. It served more than 2.6 million passengers in 2013. Contact Information | |
