PHX to Sedona Late Night Shuttle

Late Night Shuttle from Phoenix Airport to Sedona

Red-eye into Sky Harbor with a Sedona hotel or rental waiting at the other end? Airport Shuttle of Phoenix runs the PHX–Sedona corridor 24/7 — including arrivals landing between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m., when no shared shuttle is running and the mountain highway is yours alone. Between September 2025 and September 2026 we completed 9 late-night pickups at Sky Harbor (11:00 p.m.–3:00 a.m.) with drop-offs in Sedona, at fares of $193–$245 (median $214) — a private, door-to-door ride of about 118 miles / roughly 2 hours from the terminal to your door.

The ride: up I-17 to the red rocks after dark

From Sky Harbor the run goes up I-17 north past Anthem and Camp Verde, then SR-179 or SR-89A into Sedona — about 2 hours in late-night conditions. Your driver runs this corridor constantly and knows where the overnight construction zones and fog pockets sit. You sleep in the back seat instead of white-knuckling a rental car up a dark highway after a six-hour flight.

Where your driver meets you at PHX

For arrivals, your driver meets you at the Prearranged pickup area: Terminal 3 is across the crosswalk from Door 6 on the south side; Terminal 4 is across the crosswalk from Door 3, north side, first floor — the sign reads "Prearranged Vehicles 3 NORTH". These are staffed, lit, curbside-adjacent spots that stay active through the last arrivals of the night — no circling the garage, no guessing which door.

Book before you fly — the flight tracking does the rest

Enter your airline and flight number at booking and the pickup tracks the flight: if the red-eye slides two hours, the driver shifts with it automatically, no fee. When you land, phone off airplane mode — your driver texts the vehicle and meeting point. For a midnight landing you're at your Sedona door around 2 a.m., with the whole drive handled.

Landing late, staying elsewhere?

We run the same 24/7 late-night arrival service to Flagstaff, Prescott, Tucson, and every metro Phoenix address — or start at the PHX late-night pickup hub.

PHX to Sedona Red-Eye Shuttle

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Related: Sedona shuttle hub and the PHX late-night arrival pickup page for other corridors.

Pricing / Fares: PHX to Sedona, Late Night

How much is a late-night shuttle from Sky Harbor to Sedona?

From real completed trips: the 9 late-night (11 p.m.–3 a.m.) PHX–Sedona runs in the last 12 months went for $193–$245 (median $214) for a private sedan or SUV — flat, door-to-door, no surge, no per-mile surprises. Larger SUVs and group vans run higher; split across a group of 5–8, the van often beats per-person rideshare pricing. Enter your exact addresses in the booking tool for an instant quote.

Our Vehicles

What vehicle makes the run?

Private sedans (up to 3 passengers) and large SUVs (4–7 passengers) handle most late-night Sedona runs; vans that seat up to 8 cover families and groups arriving together. Note special luggage at booking so we size the vehicle correctly.

FAQ

My flight lands at 1 a.m. — will you still drive me to Sedona?

Yes, when it's prebooked — that's exactly what this page is for. We completed 9 Sedona drop-offs from Sky Harbor pickups in the 11 p.m.–3 a.m. window over the last 12 months, and the flat fare is the same as a daytime run.

How much does the late-night Sedona shuttle cost?

Real completed late-night trips ran $193–$245 (median $214) door-to-door for a private sedan or SUV. Enter your exact Sedona address in the booking tool for the precise flat quote.

How long is the drive from PHX to Sedona at night?

About 118 door-to-door miles, typically right around 2 hours on I-17 with late-night traffic. Your driver monitors road conditions on the corridor the whole way.

What if my red-eye is delayed?

The pickup moves with the flight automatically — no fee, no call. Flight tracking adjusts the driver's schedule to the actual landing time.

Where does the driver meet me at Sky Harbor?

At the Prearranged signs: Terminal 3 — across the crosswalk from Door 6, south side. Terminal 4 — across the crosswalk from Door 3, north side, first floor. Your driver texts the vehicle and pickup point when you land.

Is it safe to ride at 2 a.m.?

You're in a licensed, insured vehicle with a professional driver who runs this corridor weekly — instead of a self-drive rental after a red-eye. It's the way most of our late-night Sedona arrivals choose to make the run.