We need to be picked up no later than 3:35 AM to get to the train station in North Charleston. We live in Mt. Pleasant. Does any service run at that time? Approximately cost??
We need to be picked up no later than 3:35 AM to get to the train station in North Charleston. We live in Mt. Pleasant. Does any service run at that time? Approximately cost??
Check with cab companies. I can't tell you the cost since it depends on the distance from where you live to the train station. Whenever I have an early flight I just bribe friends to take me.
I have used one before (to pick me up on IOP) and get me to the airport at about 4:30 am - I was a nervous wreck worrying that they would not show!! I no longer see the phone number for that one. I often see the vans of Mt. Pleasant Shuttle around town, you could try them.
I too, usually try to get someone I know to take me, if at all possible.
I'd be very afraid to use Yellow Cab or Express, having had traumas dealing with them. I have no experience with the Green Taxi (is it still operating?) or Black Cab Co.
I'm with the others. Pay a teenager in your neighborhood to do it. A real cab would cost at least $20 (based on experience from airport to town) and a teenager would consider $35 worth sitting up all nite for.
The last time I used a shuttle service (about 5 years ago) it was about $35 each way. (IOP to the airport) Probably more now.
Edited: 12 years agoUnfortunately, public transit from Mount Pleasant to the Amtrak Station in N. Charleston isn't operating at 3 am, however we do have public transit running to and from both the Airport and Greyhound station. Take either the Express or #40 bus to downtown and transfer to the Dorchester Airport Bus at Mary Street. Here is the information on the #40 bus http://busec.org/routes/trans-mt-pleasant-route-40/
You can now use Google Transit to plan trips on CARTA buses in the Charleston area.
Information that is useless to the OP is a waste of time. I don't know why you post things that are not related to what the OP needs.
BESIDES.... this post is 5 MONTHS old.
Edited: 11 years agoThis topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity.
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