An excellent ride to the airport for an extremely early morning flight…read more Reasonable prices, good communication and friendly driver. Metro has a variety of vehicles to choose from based upon the size of the party and the amount of luggage being transported. From one traveler to ten, Metro can readily handle the task for you.

A pleasure for my family and I. This company represents Omaha very well. Metro has been consistent…read morewith every single one of our trips. Thank you!!!

Great taxi service! We called less than 48 hours before our early flight and they got us scheduled…read more On time pick up and great conversation. Would definitely recommend.

Keeps delivering alcohol to my son an extreme alcoholic who's not suppose to have it, no taxi ride…read morejust delivery of alcohol. (illegally) He is aware of this and doesn't care because he charges a fee of over $300 every time. Has bilked my son out of all his money, over $15,000. This guy is a real piece of work. Blocks my number so he doesn't have to hear from me. No matter how he responds to this review I have all the documentation and copy of the fees he has charged my son. Also have copies of several texts messages between him and my son as well as myself. Do not do business with this individual. He is one low life, has been told to stop more than once and won't. In process of talking with attorney now.

Always on time and courteous and knowledgeable. The schedulers help you above and beyond. We use…read morethem every time we fly to get us to Omaha Or Silverhawk! Airports on time for our flights and wheelchair de vice as needed. Try Omalnk - it is so much easier to sit back and let Omalnk drive you There! Some of the other comments that are negative must be from old owners as I really have never had those problems they talk of. Thank You OMALiNK for getting me to airport and home Safely! Pam and Evelyn

My son is a freshman at UNL and he has used this car service several times. They are reliable,…read moreprofessional and go above and beyond. So happy I found them.

I want to recommend Z-trip to all my friends and family! I have been without a car and Z-trip has…read moremade dealing with transportation while waiting to find a new car easy and without headaches! My Z-trip driver, who is named Mike, is AWESOME!! I can depend on comfortable, safe rides with Mike at a great price! Sure, I could use Uber or another company but why bother when Z-trip has proved to me on several occasions that it IS the best! The cars are nice also!! Thanks Mike and Z-Trip for being there when I need you! Next time you need a ride..give Z-Trip a try; I bet you will be impressed!! Ann B. Omaha, NE

This business is now called Omaha Z shuttle. I made an online reservation a few weeks back to be…read morepicked up from my home to the airport. The online reminders and text messages were helpful. The driver called 30 minutes ahead of time to tell me he was on his way. Unfortunately, he arrived late. I called to tell him that if he didn't arrive in 5 minutes, I would cancel the reservation. He said he was there, but I was standing outside and told him he wasn't in front of the house. He then said he was a minute away. He didn't even get out of the van to help with my luggage, and I pre-tipped 20%, which ended up being a mistake. I won't be using this service in the future.

I was going to tell you the exact geographical coordinates of this place, but it would be too Union…read moreSpecific. Union Pacific is one of the great institutions of American Railways. You will see them all over the place to this day, and these types of railroads and trains are what makes America great. Visiting the actual Center in Omaha is a little underwhelming, but I will always love these trains, and dream of a day when I can ride around on them like a hobo.

Railroad enthusiasts' version of last year's piggyback space shuttle landing at L.A. International…read moreAirport got on track April 28 as Union Pacific Railroad sent its Big Boy 4014 steam locomotive to Cheyenne, Wyo., for a complete restoration. Departing the company's Colton railyard in Southern California, the amazing, colossal 4-8-8-4 power plant (two sets of eight drive wheels--essentially a double locomotive) built in 1941 started its 11-day trek by climbing Cajon Pass, fronted and pulled by a UP diesel-electric locomotive not-so-coincidentally also numbered 4014. The loco behind Big Boy, used for braking, is numbered 4884 (get it?). Its first scheduled stop at Canyon, near I-15 and Route 138, was viewed for about 30 minutes by several hundred railfans parked along dirt roads, and on the shoulders of 138 overlooking the track. There, shutterbugs milled about the 600-ton, 132-foot-long mechanical marvel (including tender) that served for 17 years, and was donated in 1962 to a rail museum at L.A. County Fairgrounds in Pomona. For those with more patience and who sought a more conventional train arrival, its next stop was at the Victorville Amtrak station, and major stops and longer viewings on its tour were scheduled at Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and Ogden. Kudos are due to UP for procuring this historical hulk, and for gathering a workforce to perform an almost-lost art--steam locomotive restoration. The project is estimated to take about five years, ready for the company's 150th anniversary celebration of The Golden Spike ceremony that completed the Transcontinental Railroad. UP demurs in estimating the cost, but some railfan bloggers speculate around $3 million. After completion, the railroad says it plans to run the locomotive around the country as a live-steam movable museum, worthy of any rail buff's bucket list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKNP_w42hjQ