How much is the shuttle from Auckland Airport to city?

You can pre-book with one of the companies listed below or just turn up at the terminal ranks – taxis and shuttles are always available. Indicative fares from the airport into the city is between NZ$38 – NZ$95 one-way for a taxi and shuttles ($35 for one person plus $8 for each extra person together in the same group).



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Free bus service between the domestic and international terminals. The bus operates every 15 minutes from 5am ? 11pm daily. Our airport maps will show you where to find our transfer buses.

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Catch a shuttle from Auckland Airport to the city Approximately $35 for one person. A shuttle(opens in new window) is a cost-effective way to travel into the city and takes approximately one hour. Discounts apply if two or more people are travelling together - approximately $8 per additional person.

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