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Sugar House, ZIP 84106

From 2100 South: reserve an airport ride from Sugar House to SLC

Salt Lake City International Airport lies 11.1 road miles from the Sugar House corner of 2100 South and 1100 East, about 17 minutes at a quiet hour. Send a request for an airport ride from Sugar House to SLC, and the office asks one local car company that serves this corner for its written fare, then passes your yes back. That company drives you, confirms the ride in writing and is the one you pay; riders pay the office nothing.

A still park pond in Sugar House reflecting a row of yellow willows, cattails at the near edge and snow-capped mountains behind, cars parked far off along the park road

Salt Lake City, UT, grid point about 2100 S, 1100 E

Sedan from $110 SUV from $145

per car, each way, from this corner

Reserve from this corner

A from-figure is where a written fare in this mileage band starts, for one car, one way. The company's written fare may add waiting past the time it names, garage parking when the driver meets you inside, extra stops, and any gratuity it does not already include.

  • To the terminal 11.1 mi, about 17 min at a quiet hour
  • Back from the airport 11.3 mi, about 15 min
  • Main road 2100 South, I-80 and I-15, then I-80 west

From 9th and 9th the road to the terminal runs 8.6 miles and a sedan starts at $100; Sugar House adds 2.5 road miles and $10, from $110 per car, each way.

Heading out west for a departure

A car leaving this corner runs along 2100 South, picks up I-80 and then I-15, and finishes on I-80 west before the last mile on Terminal Drive. Measured with no traffic, the drive to the terminal came to 11.1 road miles and 17 minutes; the way back from the airport came to 11.3 miles and 15 minutes.

Those minutes belong to a quiet hour, and rush hour was never timed. When you pick a pickup time for a morning or evening departure, leave room for slow traffic on I-15, which carries part of this route. At the terminal the reserved car sets you down on the commercial lane on the ground level, as airport signs direct.

2100 South and 1100 East on the grid

Ask where Sugar House starts and most people name the crossing of 2100 South and 1100 East. Here the name and the grid agree: the corner sits on grid point 2100 S, 1100 E, ZIP 84106. Both numbers are counted from Main Street and South Temple Street downtown, where the base line meets the meridian.

A nearby address reads as a coordinate in the same way. 1300 E 2100 S means house 1300 East on the 2100 South street, a short way east of the corner along the same road. The numbers mark position rather than miles: around Sugar House and east of it, roughly 655 to 700 of them make one mile.

Nearby corners and where their bands change

If your street sits toward the edge of the neighborhood, these corners from the same measured table show which side of a band line you might fall on. Each line names the corner and gives its drive to the terminal at a quiet hour, with no traffic:

  • 9th and 9th, 900 S and 900 E: 8.6 road miles, 17 minutes, band up to 11
  • Yalecrest, Yale Ave and 1700 E: 10.1 road miles, 22 minutes, band up to 11
  • Sugar House, 2100 S and 1100 E: 11.1 road miles, 17 minutes, band up to 14
  • Millcreek, 3300 S and 1300 E: 12.4 road miles, 19 minutes, band up to 14
  • East Bench, 1700 S and 2100 E: 13.2 road miles, 21 minutes, band up to 14

Yalecrest sits closer in road miles yet took 22 minutes against 17 here, with its road following 800 South and 500 South to I-80. Millcreek lands in the same band one step farther south; its own page, the airport transfer from Millcreek, UT to SLC, lists that corner in full.

What a car from Sugar House starts at

From Sugar House the figures start at $110 for a sedan and $145 for an SUV, per car, each way. A sedan holds three riders at most. For a bigger group or a pile of checked bags, the SUV airport transfer in Salt Lake County for up to six people seats six.

The band follows road miles, not the grid number. At 11.1 miles out and 11.3 back, this corner sits just past the 11-mile line, so it falls in the band up to 14 road miles. The car company's written fare sets the price and may add waiting past the time it names, garage parking when the driver meets you inside, extra stops, or a gratuity it does not already include.

Nothing is held for you until the company confirms the ride. Once you say yes and the company confirms in writing, that written fare becomes a fixed rate for this ride, and you pay it to the company rather than to the office. The quote is free and carries no obligation.

Ask for a written fare

Put your Sugar House address, pickup time, flight number, riders, bags and any child seats in the form. Sent in phone hours, 90 minutes or more before closing, it gets a written reply within 90 minutes; otherwise, within the first hour after the phone reopens.

1 Where and when
Type a grid address such as 1300 E 2100 S and the nearest listed corner shows here with its from-figures.
Rides are arranged from the day after your written reply is due.
Optional; the company confirms the pickup time in its written fare.
Name the kinds in the note: rear-facing, forward-facing or booster.

2 Who the reply goes to
The kinds of child seats, a ramp or lift, a second stop, oversize bags.

Free quote, no obligation. The office asks one car company for its written fare; nothing is held for you until that company confirms the ride after your yes. A request sent while the phone is answered, at least 90 minutes before it closes, gets a written reply within 90 minutes; any other request gets one within the first hour after the phone next opens.

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