As the country's largest and the world's tenth-busiest international airport, Denver International Airport has been serving the city and the country since the year of 1994. Now located in northeastern Denver, the Denver International Airport is operated by the City and County of Denver and has been expanded to handle 110 million passengers per year.

Denver International Airport

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Due to its importance in connecting Denver with the whole world, there are numerous people going to or from Denver International Airport everyday. And the ground transportation options are many.

As to the public transportation many people may take advantage of, there are five public bus routes as well as an Express bus and a Limited bus route operated by the Regional Transportation District. For accurate operating time:

Skyride Public Bus Service

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Shuttles are also used for transporting people to and from the airport. If you have booked hotel rooms nearby, contact the hotel staff. Usually they will offer free hotel-airport shuttles. There are also commuter shuttles you can use to reach the airport.

Taxis and car rentals are available serving Denver International Airport. Some well known cab companies include Denver Yellow Cab, Freedom Cab, Metro Taxi and Union Taxi Cooperative. And you can rent cars from Dollar Rent A Car, E-Z Rent-A-Car, Alamo Rent A Car, Payless Rent A Car and etc.

Taxi

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Rental Cars

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When it comes to driving to an airport, parking will always be an issue. However, you can just relax when at Denver International Airport. There are over 40,000 public parking spaces with various choices to meet your parking needs.

View a map of the parking facilities at Denver International Airport, and you will notice that

8 out of the 10 parking facilities are located near Jeppesen Terminal.

Map of Parking Facilities at Denver International Airport

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Among the 8 parking facilities, Valet West, Valet East, Short Term West and Short Term East are 4 that are directly attached to the Jeppesen Terminal.

If you don't have much time to park, you can use Valet East in Garage East and Valet West in Garage West. Just remember that these two uncovered parking areas may charge separate fees for additional automotive services there. And the garage clearance is 8 feet.

Short Term West and Short Term East are two covered parking locations ideal for a quick access to Jeppesen Terminal. The clearance is also 8 feet. And they don't allow overnight parking.

Both Garage West and Garage East have 4 levels and contain covered and uncovered parking. Before entering in the garages, you can check at the entrance to know whether the levers are full or not.

Economy Lot East and Economy Lot West are the closest shuttle lots near the terminal. You will get a more economical price for parking there. And walking from the parking area to the terminal is also convenient.

As to the most economical parking facility at Denver International Airport, you should choose Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot located less than 3 mile from Jeppesen Terminal. Free shuttles are available every ten minutes / 24 hours a day.

If unfortunately you arrive on an extremely busy day and the Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot is full, you can use the Mt. Elbert Shuttle Lot. As an overflow lot serving the airport, this shuttle lot offers additional 8,500 parking spaces.

Notes: Denver International Airport Parking provides a QuickPark Service. You can just enter the lot with your credit card without hassle. And if you have more questions about closure time, shuttles services, security issue, vehicle clearance and etc., read the frequently asked questions and answers:

About Parking at Denver International Airport

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If you were to fly to Denver, you are not to miss the Denver International Airport. If you are a first time visit Denver, there are various regulations and security measures that you need to know so you can have a hassle-free trip.

Denver International Airport Security Measures:

Denver International Airport follows the "know before you go" policy. The airport have checkpoints where passengers goes through screening in two Jeppesen Terminal in the airport. TSA security officers will be doing the screening and processing.

For the screening process, you need to present your government-issued ID and a boarding pass for your flight. To be able to get through the screening you should know what you have in your carry on bag.

If you have liquids or gels, put them in a zip to plastic bag. You will then remove the plastic bag from your bag and place it on the screening bin during the screening process. You should also put all your metal objects (keys, coins, etc.) in your carry-on bag. Your laptop should be placed on the screening bin as well as your shoes, jackets and belts.

Before you arrive and depart from Denver International Airport, your baggage, vehicles are also subject to search for security purposes. Never leave your bags and belongings unattended, else, they will be confiscated and destroyed. If you see any suspicious and unattended item, report to the airport personnel immediately.

Denver International Airport ranks the largest international airport throughout the U.S. With the Jeppesen Terminal and three midfield concourses, DIA transfers passengers to various destinations effectively and efficiently. United Airlines and Frontier Airlines are the two major airlines that serve DIA.

In-depth Exploration into DIA

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Homepage of DIA

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Denver International Airport offers maximum comfort and convenience for passengers and travelers. You can get what you need for a smooth trip at the airport. Intensive flights, perfect services, superior facilities, convenient ground transportation and easy parking are all available for its airline passengers.

What's the address for Denver Airport? The airport is located at 7698 Pena Blvd. Its mailing address is 8500 Pena Blvd. Denver, CO 80249. DIA is situated 25 miles from downtown Denver. But you can rely on its convenient ground transportation to get around in Denver. If you prefer driving, spare some time on driving directions to DIA to ensure your smooth travel.

Ground Transportation at DIA

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Denver International Airport has more than 40,000 public parking spaces for travelers. A variety of options are available, including Pikes Peak Shuttle Paring, Economy Parking and Garage, Valet & Short Term Parking. These parking facilities welcome guests 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Specific driving directions to each garage are pointed out as follows.

Driving to Valet West - Keep on driving on Pena Blvd to the Terminal West/Terminal East split. It's about 15.5 miles from the intersection of I-70 and Pena Blvd. Then you need to switch to the left at the split and proceed to follow the Terminal West signs. Drive into the garage via the Arrivals level roadway. Valet West is at the far north end of the garage on your left.

Driving to Valet East - Drive along Pena Blvd. until you come to the Terminal West/Terminal East split. Turn to right at the split and follow the Terminal East signs. The garage can be accessed off the Arrivals level roadway. After entering the garage, Valet Eats is right on your left.

Driving to Short Term West - You can proceed on Pena Blvd. for approximately 15.5 miles from the I-70 and Pena Blvd junction to Terminal West/Terminal East split. Follow the Terminal West signs after veering to the left at the split. Take the level 4 roadway to the garage. Continue to drive ahead after entering the garage. Short term parking signs will guide you to Short Term West to the left.

Driving to the Short Term East - After driving about 15.5 miles from the junction of I-70 and Pena Blvd, drive to Terminal West/Terminal East split. Drive towards right at the split. Continue to drive following the Terminal East signs. Pass into the garage through the Arrivals Level roadway. Go straight and drive to the Short Term East following the Short Term Parking signs.

Driving to Garage West - Drive on Pena Blvd. and come to the Terminal West/Terminal East split. Veer to your left at the split and road signs will direct you to Parking at DIA. Drive towards the Garage entrance gates and Garage West is located at right.

Driving to Garage East - Follow the same direction to the Terminal West/Terminal East split. And take a right at the split. Follow the roadway signs to the garage. Continue to drive ahead to the Garage East entry gates.

Driving to Economy Lot West - Drive to Terminal West/Terminal East split that is about 15.5 miles from the crossing of Pena Blvd. and I-70. Take a left diversion at the split and drive with roadway signs to Parking. Go on driving to the Economy Lot West entry gates.

Driving to Economy Lot East - Move on Pena Blvd. Keep on driving for 15.5 miles from the junction of I-70 and Pena Blvd to Terminal West/Terminal East split. You need to turn right at the split. Roadway signs will tell you the right way to Parking. Keep on driving to the Economy Lot East entry gates.

Driving to Pikes Peak Shuttle Lot - Drive along Pena Blvd. to the 75th Ave. Exit. The exit is just about 12 miles from the intersection of I-70 with Pena Blvd. Keep on driving in the right lane and exit at the 75th Avenue. Continue to drive ahead and pass by Gun Club Road for about 1 mile. The Pikes Peak Shuttle Parking entrance is located on your right.

Driving to MT. Elbert Shuttle Lot - Drive for 12 miles from Pena Blvd. and I-70 junction on Pena Blvd for 75th Ave. Exit. Use the right lane and take the 75th Ave. Exit. Go straight ahead to Jackson Gap Street. You may drive across Gun Club Road and the Pikes Peak Shuttle Parking Lot. Veer to the right at Jackson Gap Street. Signs can guide you to the entrance on the east side of MT. Elbert Shuttle Lot.

Driving to 45-minute Waiting Area - Drive along Pena Blvd. for 75th Avenue Exit. Proceed in the right lane and exit at 75th Avenue. The entrance to the parking lot is directly to your left.

Parking at Denver International Airport

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As the largest international airport in the country and the third largest international airport in the world, Denver International Airport serves as not only an airline hub but also a significant job generator in the mile-high city.

Denver International Airport creates approximately 30,000 job opportunities. Besides, internships and volunteer works are also available at Denver International Airport. The city of Denver is responsible for the management and recruitment of Denver International Airport. If there are any career fairs or job opportunities, you can find them at the official site of city government the first time:

Denver Employment Info

http://www.milehigh.com/employment/DIAJobs

Both full-time and part-time positions are available at Denver International Airport. Denver International Airport's job opportunities cover a wide range of fields including catering, retail, airport security, airlines, transportation, management, assistance and etc. Employees are required to have eligible backgrounds and the professional skills to accomplish their duties. Training programs are offered for all full-time employees.

The airport is currently hiring an Aviation Emergency Dispatcher. The main duty of Aviation Emergency Dispatcher is to deal with all sorts of emergency calls in the airport. Employees should have two years of relevant working experience and some licensure and certifications are required. If you are interested, look for more info at the following link:

Job Description

http://agency.governmentjobs.com/denver/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=288052&hit

Want to find more employment opportunities at Denver International Airport? Search for them at the following sites:

Business Week Jobs

http://jobs.businessweek.com/a/all-jobs/list/q-Denver+International+Airport

Career Jet

http://www.careerjet.com/airport-jobs/colorado-371.html

Indeed

http://www.indeed.com/q-Denver-International-Airport-jobs.html

Denver International Airport offers three internship programs regarding to airport security, legal services and engineering. Internship at Denver International Airport is a valuable chance to learn the most useful and practical aviation knowledge on the spot. The internships last for six months from January 1 to June 30 and from July 1 to December 31. When the positions are available, you can apply for them on the city's web site:

Official site of Denver

http://www.denvergov.org/

You might need to know the internship position description, job requirement, duties and application process, please visit:

Internship Description

http://business.flydenver.com/info/employ/internship.asp

Have you noticed the Hospitality Ambassadors at Denver International Airport? They are the airport volunteers. The main duty of volunteers is to help passengers whenever they need a hand. The work is not challenging yet very important. Hospitality Ambassadors are required to wear western vest and white cowboy hat. You may volunteer twice a month or more. If all of these sound fine with you, please call 303-342-2243 or visit:

Volunteer Information

http://business.flydenver.com/info/employ/volunteers.asp

Shuttle transport from the airport can take you to any preferred destination of your choice in Denver. With Denver travel services you can get the best shuttle services ever, whether budget or luxury.

When traveling to Denver for business or vacation it will be important to travel in style to that get away or hotel suite of your choice. With the best information you can do exactly that.

The Denver International Airport shuttle services provide transportation all day and night. Here is some useful information that will help you in getting the best airport shuttles:

1. Which are some of the best shuttle services?

http://www.supershuttle.com/

http://www.usairportparking.com/shuttles.asp

http://www.ridecme.com/

The recommended shuttle services provide reliable transport services, they let you sit down; relax as they take you to your destination. The next time you choose to go for a Denver travel rely on the best. The shuttle transport services are very affordable, but the price will largely depend on the traveler's destination.

2. Why use the Denver international airport shuttle services?

- They have unsurpassed safety records

- They are very convenient

- Friendly drivers

- Immaculately Maintained shuttles

3. More information on the shuttles

Other shuttle services to use can be found here:

http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/asuw/diashuttle/

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Denver Co has become a hot destination for tourists. Denver travel guide websites can provide you details about the Denver International Airport Parking Rules.

1) Denver International Airport Parking Rules

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There are areas designated in the airport for parking purposes. Your vehicle must not be parked or stopped anywhere else in the airport in a manner that obstructs flow of other traffic. Double parking or parking in the roadway side of a vehicle should not be done.

If you leave your vehicle in the Denver International Airport Parking lot for more than 30 days it will be impounded on being considered abandoned. Vehicles should be stopped/parked at least 10 feet away from fire hydrants.

2) Parking fees in the Denver International Airport

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Parking fees are charged for period of parking in the parking facilities. At the entry of the airport you have to pick up a ticket from the ticket issuance machine which has to be submitted to the cashier at the exit of the airport.

During exit parking charges will be collected from you. The cashier will charge you based on the ticket or your vehicle license plate. You will have to pay the 24 hour parking fee if you have lost the ticket or there is no vehicle license plate in the car.

You can request for your parking charges to be freezed in case some unexpected vicissitudes like illness prevents you from coming back as was planned by you earlier. However such requests must be made immediately to the Airport parking administrators as freezes will not be provides following customer returns.

No charges will be levied for parking for non revenue/gold badge holders, holders of validations and badged employees. Refunds of parking fees will not be made unless authorized by the airport administration. Compensation for damages /vandalism/theft of the vehicle will not be made.