Best transport service! We were coming in town from a princess cruise to Whittier. The service…read morepicked us up on time and brought a trailer to fit in all of our luggage. We had a group of thirteen travelers so this was no small event. I would definitely use them again!!

Very professional business. They came and picked us up from our hotel. The driver was kind,…read moreinformative, and prompt. We'll definitely use their services in the future. Thank you for a great experience.

This review is for "Anchorage To Whittier Turnagain Arm Tour" cruise ship transfer. The hotel pick…read moreup went smoothly. Dan was our driver and tour guide. He provided great stories about local history and culture. As part of the package, we got to stop by the Alaska wildlife conservation center. This actually became the highlight of our trip and exceeded our expectations. It's always great when unexpected surprises turn out to be the best part of a tour. Only wished we could have had more time to visit and learn more. Overall the tour was well worth the money and that the small group size provided a personalized touch. Very memorable and enjoyable experience.

The bus ride was good! The driver was very nice, and shared lots of good information. Even though…read morewe knew some of the info., it was still fascinating! It felt good to be so high up on the bus! We could even see the roofs of other passing cars! When we passed through the large tunnel to Whittier, our driver, Taylor, told us facts about the tunnel. He even told us about the doors in the tunnel's walls. When we came out on the other side, the cruise ship was waiting! I can't wait to go again! Until next time...

Greg was great! Super responsive and friendly even when my family was in remote AK and couldn't get…read morecellular access. Greg helped me coordinate transportation for my family via email and helped us solve our transportation problems within 24 hours! 10/10 Greg was GREAT!

I reached out to Shuttle Service of Alaska to arrange for our transfers to and from the airport. We…read morehad a late flight on our departure date and I asked if he was wiling and available to take us around Anchorage for a few hours. He was and wow what a great experience! As a long term resident engaged in his community and community life style combined with prior tour director experience he enthusiastically shared his Alaskan favorite spots! Greg was also very helpful as we negotiated change travel plans after our flight was canceled. I highly recommend this company!

We had a great experience with Red Eye Rides and would highly recommend. We flew into Anchorage and…read moreneeded to get to Seward for a cruise. After looking at several options, we decided to go with Red Eye Rides. Communication was awesome the entire time and Paul, our driver, was fantastic. The trip down to Seward felt like a sightseeing tour at times because Paul pointed out different things along the way, including a huge bald eagle nest and historical information about the road and our trip down. Again, if you need to get to Seward from the Anchorage airport, Red Eye Rides is top notch.

From the owner: We are based out of Seward, Alaska. Locally owned and operated…read more Our company runs the Seward Highway multiple times a day - year round between Seward and Anchorage. We offer service from Ted Stevens International Airport to Seward Alaska. This includes, Bird Creek, Girdwood, Girdwood Train Station, Hope cut off, The Y-Tern Lake-Cooper Landing pick up location-Moose Pass & Seward Alaska. Early Morning, Mid Day and Late night shuttles

Radiant Raven transportation was awesome! Had to send my kid to Anchorage on her own and was…read morenervous about having her take an Uber to her camp and wanted a pre-arranged and pre-screened driver. I was able to deal directly with the owner, had a great conversation with her, and she was amazing to work with. She understood my needs right away and even took care of the pick up herself. Everything was very smooth, including the return ride a week later. I couldn't recommend Radiant Raven Transportation enough and will not think twice about using them again in the future!

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someone stole my purse and is using my debit card for Ubereats and Uber rides before I could close…read moremy bank account. is there anything Uber can do to help me find who's using my identification? the Real Linda Lewark. I'm receiving texts from my bank about "unusual use".

Uber has removed itself completely from being responsible for their drivers conduct in any way…read more They've done this by creating a "special team" for reports of crime that takes 6-12 hours to reply to you in a chat box on their website. No phone contact at all. No contacting you. You must sit and wait for an ungodly amount of time for one of them to speak up. So there's no one to report Uber driver crimes to. The cops defer to Uber. Uber just ignores it. No justice. Today, an Uber driver rode off with my phone, refused to answer my phone or Uber support when they called to inquire about it, drove an hour out to Wasilla, and dumped it in the woods. I was one of Uber's first customers when they first started in only three cities. Today, they lost my business permanently. This was a major wake-up call to how unsafe Uber has become. I'm posting this review now so others may be aware that if your driver commits a crime against you, the police and Uber both may leave you hanging dry... and allow that driver to keep on doing to others what they were doing to you. The screenshot is what you get from Uber support if you try to report anything involving illegal activities. That's all. There is a driver named Kaitlin who gets ridiculously high while driving (to the point she can't communicate with the passenger) and won't return your phone if you leave it behind. I would highly advise avoiding rides with anyone by that name who drives a Kia Sportage with the license plate JXW941.

We took Airlink tour to the Artic Circle because by wouldn't you…read more We met our driver at noon and had a quick stop for snacks/lunch pick up. We then headed out of town! First stop was a piece of the Alaska Pipeline. Next stop was the Dalton Highway sign. Then the Yukon River. Then Finger Mountain. And finally the Arctic Circle. Our tour guide/driver Glenda was incredible. She answered all of our questions, I felt very safe on a sketchy road- it's a sketchy road for sure. She is very knowledgeable and gave us a great tour. Things to know before you go: 1) the road is sketchy- it's gravel and very rough. If you get motion sickness- be prepared because it's pretty bad 2) it's a LONG day- literally 14 hours mostly in the van. We had plenty of stops for bathroom breaks etc. but it's a long day. 3) you are literally going to see a sign and to say you have done it- now it's cool for sure- but make sure it is worth it to you. It's interesting geography- lots of tundra and hills. You aren't going to see majestic mountains - but it is a remote wilderness. I would not drive that road on my own- unless it was summer and I had AWD vehicle. But a lot of rental car companies won't let you go on the road. But I wouldn't drive it on my own.

I also heard good things about Airlink Shuttles. The man and wife who own the company seem to know…read morewhat they're doing and answer their 907-area code phone number usually so you can actually talk to somebody. They, in fact, once held the shuttle contract for driving people to-and-from Chena Hot Springs Resort. Once Chena began their own shuttle service, Airlink wisely priced themselves lower and undercut Chena's own back and forth to Fairbanks ride! Smart business move! But the tours to the Arctic Circle and Aurora Northern Light treks are the meat-and-bones of the company; also popular are the Fairbanks City Tours and if you have kids--Santa Claus House in North Pole. These guys do it all here. They will shuttle you to just about anywhere you want to go around town and right up to the Pipeline at the top of the state, if need be. My shuttle driver, Daniel, was fabulous. He's a local and knows his way around. He was flexible with me and went through the Taco Bell drive-thru and waited for me while I ran into Safeway for a quickie Starbucks fix. Truly grateful for that! I can recommend Airlink as a great transportation company with my 5 YELP STARS.

I have just been through the Alaska Airlines holiday gladiator gamut. I was scheduled to fly from…read moreTampa to Anchorage on the 29th, through Seattle. Here are some numbers of what actually happened: 7: number of flights that were cancelled 4: number of flights it took to get back to Anchorage 4th: date I actually got home 2: number of nights I stayed in Juneau 2: number of nights I was without my luggage, once I finally got back into town I got the bags back last night. Alaska Airlines is using BAC to deliver them. (no idea if this is typical, I've never had this done before) All I've really known of BAC before this is that they are slickly dressed in black, and hold signs for people they are waiting for at the airport. I have most commonly seen them unloading luggage out of vans at the more expensive hotels in Anchorage. Your initial question might be: "Andrew, why didn't you just go to the airport and pickup your bags?". Good question, a couple reasons: 1) The airport is an absolutely war-torn jungle right now. The last thing I want to do is go wait in another 45 minute line...or more...and then have to pay for airport parking because Alaska misplaced my bags. 2) After 50 hrs of travel in 4 cities, I had a splitting headache...similar to the one I had when I got my vaccine booster. So I was not going to unnecessarily expose anyone while waiting for results. (Andrew from the future here, it was negative, whew!) Alaska told me my bags would be delivered on the 5th...and they weren't. I called again on the 6th...and they said they were there with a note saying I was going to pick them up? They re-asked for my info, like they did on the 5th, and said they would be delivered at 4pm. 4pm came and went, no bags. At 6:30pm, I got my COVID results back, negative! I went to go get Pho to celebrate. Still no bags. I thought I was probably going to have to nag Alaska Airlines again. (this time I would just go get them myself) As I was leaving the Pho place (Phonatik, my favorite), I saw 3 missed calls. (my phone is on silent when I'm dining with my partner, I'm not an animal!) 2 from BAC, and 1 from my neighbor. No text messages from BAC, but there was one from my neighbor. They were going to leave my bags in the snow in front of my house because they didn't want to go up the stairs. So my neighbor offered to take the bags in for them. *deep breath* Few things about this: 1) Why could a professional company like BAC, that slings bags for retirees all summer long at The Captain Cook not go up the same stairs I, FedEx, UPS, USPS, and Door Dash drivers go up daily/weekly? No idea. (Why this matters: the bags are out of view from the street when they are up the stairs in front of my door, they are VERY VISIBLE from the street where they planned to leave them) 2) They didn't know I have an amazing relationship with my neighbor...but they just dropped them off with him anyway? Not impressed BAC. Learn how to walk up some stairs. It's the least you can do when you are 3 hours (or 2 days) late for a delivery. Also, try texting as well as calling.

We used BAC for all our transports to and from hotel and airports. Every driver was courteous,…read moreprompt, and friendly. All vehicles supplied a bottle of drinking water which was much appreciate. All vehicles were clean. We would use this service again.

Absolutely worst cab company ever. Only owner operated and boy does this guy have issues…read more The first time (out of 2 times) the bill was 8 dollars. When handed a 10 dollar bill he didn't even offer change back and was noticeably miffed about only recieving 10. The second time he told me it was going to be 18 dollars round trip to a pot shop and he knew he would have to wait a few minutes when we got there. When I got back out to the car he was talking about missing out on other clients while I was in there and said it would be more when we got to my destination. I asked how much more and he said "oh not that much more, just 30 dollars will do". I told him to drop me off right here and I'll walk. He said he would get law enforcement involved if I didn't pay him the 30 and I told him to do so. A verbal contract holds up in court and with officers. So I only owe you 18 dollars as we agreed upon. Seeing that he couldn't bully me with the law he then told me that he is "packing" So I called him out for threatening me, saying he has a weapon and he told me that he can say that and that it doesn't mean anything. Like no bud you aren't gonna gaslight me. You were trying to strong arm me like a goon. He followed it up by telling me that he knows were I live and since he has the ability to get into your house for you... that was yet another threat. An insinuation to coming into my house and harming me or my family. 10/10 worst business operator in the history of ever This man will force more money out of you if he has to threaten your very family

While I have never used their taxi services we just witnessed a driver of a silver Toyota Camry…read moredriving distracted while on his phone. It was an older gentleman with white hair/beard. We had honked since he got too close to us and while passing, the driver made obscene jerking off motions in front of my kids who were in the car with me. Completely unprofessional and disgusting to say the least. Reading the other reviews, it seems like this isn't anything new for this driver/company. I'd recommend to choose any other company/service for your safety.

I learned the hard way the very hard way, these guys are the ONLY company you should use. I…read moreshipped my daughter's car to Tacoma for College on Wrightway. We flew down to Tacoma were almost to the port her phone rings and they tell us our car wont be there for two more days!! Next, I shipped my car to Tacoma a year later, I used Alaska Car Transport, understand a few key facts, they are based in New York, they have NO presence in Alaska or Washington none, no office no employees no one. They sent me forms to sign which they kept getting errors on their end. Then I paid, then...that was it, I mean they literally went dark. I did everything from there, I drove my car to the port, I signed all the paperworks, I had it inspected. They didn't even tell me how or where to pick it up!! But wait it gets better, I kept waiting to hear when my vehicle would arrive, and finally, at 9 am Ak time im told it will be ready at 1, they close at three. I fly down, Lyft to the port and...Matson tells me no one has paid! I get ahold of "New York" car transport and they, I don't know what they did? Didnt pay? or file paperwork or what. So, I had to pay again just so I could get my car! I did Get a refund but they actually charged me a cancellation fee!! Which brings me too Alaska Auto transport, OMG what a difference!! First of all unlike the other guys, you dont have to go to the port of Tacoma, you drop or pick up your car in Kent, literally right down the hill from Sea-Tac, what a huge, difference. You deal directly with the office and employees of Ak Auto Transport who do this full time, not Matson not Tote who are large shipping companies and your a small fish. In Anchorage their office is on Gambell, and you drop off and pickup there. It went flawless on both ends, to be able to drop your car off and take a quick taxi to the airport instead of being all the way in the port is so nice. I will never not use them again if the need arises and neither should you.

shipped my truck from alaska to arizona for $3750.00. Then, they Tried to upcharge me $600…read moreadditional to release my vehicle, when i received my vehicle, it was damaged cosmetically and mechanically. Company refuses any wrong doing. Now my truck needs significant repairs after shipping