ADA Ground Transportation Services
Food and Beverage Options
Information Booths and Boards
Lost and Found
Wireless Internet
Translation Services
Other Information
Parking
Persons with disabilities whose vehicles have a disabled license plate or valid DMV placard may park in the designated spaces located in economy, hourly, and daily lots. Regular parking fees apply to everyone using these spaces. For assistance regarding parking lot access, call (916) 874-0681.
Transportation
Lift-equipped transportation to the airport is available from:
- SuperShuttle (800)258-3826 at least 24 hours in advance
- Direct Line (916)727-0403
- Med Star (916)9561-5905
- Paratransit - (916) 429-2744
Local users must pre-register with this service by calling (916) 557-4685. Registration can take up to 21 days. Out-of-town visitors may also use the service if they are registered with a similar service in their home town. To make a reservation, call at least 2 days in advance.
In addition, four of the auto rental companies at the airport -- Avis, Budget, Hertz and National -- offer vehicles for persons with disabilities (such vehicles must be reserved at least 48 to 72 hours in advance).
TDD Phones
10 telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD) are located at the airport throughout terminal lobbies and concourses.
Wheelchairs
Wheelchair assistance is available from airlines and curbside skycaps at no charge (skycaps may also assist with luggage). Those wishing to transport a battery-powered wheelchair aboard an aircraft should make arrangements with their air carrier in advance.
Note: All passengers are subject to pre-board security screening which may include a hand search or use of a hand-wand
Food and Beverage Options
Food and Beverage Location and Details
Information Booths and Boards
Volunteer-staffed information booths operate in the lobbies of Terminals A and B1 at Sacramento International. Trained volunteers are on-hand each day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to answer questions and distribute information about the airport and local tourist attractions.
Informational literature available at the booths includes the Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau “Visitors Guide,” brochures for various attractions throughout the region, and a variety of airport publications. Volunteers will answer questions about International’s facilities and services, provide directions to visitors from out of town, and contact the Sheriff’s Department in the event of an emergency.
The Terminal A booth is located in the central lobby area adjacent to the elevators and the booth in Terminal B1 is located across from the ticket counters near the baggage carousels.
Information boards are located in each terminal and feature phones to obtain information about local attractions, accommodation, and transportation. Information phones in Terminal B2 will connect callers with questions to the Terminal A booth.
Additional volunteers are always needed. Anyone interested in becoming an information booth volunteer should call Karen Doron at (916) 874-0662 or e-mail us.
Lost and Found
Report lost baggage directly to you airline. To report a lost item or to turn in a found item, please call 4-0701 from any white courtesy phone at Sacramento International Airport. When at home, please call (916) 874-0701 about lost and found items.
Translation Services
Sacramento International Airport makes translation services by telephone available in approximately 150 languages for our customers. Customers with limited English proficiency can dial 00 on any white courtesy phone to be connected with the service. The service is also accessible at ticket counters, retail stores, and food and beverage sites on an as-needed basis.
Wireless Internet Service
Unbranded wireless Internet service is available throughout the indoor public areas in both of our terminals for free.
Other Information
Elevator service is available between the terminal lobbies and concourses.
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