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 Hey Taxi! by nomorewars
Like the vast majority of the people that you will encounter in Columbia, the taxi drivers (at least in my experiences) are extremely friendly, helpful, & honest. When I arrived in Columbia for the first time, I took a taxi from the airport to Fort Jackson, which at the time cost well over USD $50. Upon learning my status as a soldier, the driver refused to charge me for the ride. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPhone: (803) 799-3311
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 by acemj
Check out the website below for all the details. Leave a Comment Theme: BusPhone: (803) 255-7100Website: gocmrta.com
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There is a nice looking airport, but only one major airline (Delta) flys there itself. The other airlines contract commuter airlines (many of them who fly the small jets) because there isn't enough commerce to support the big jets. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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In Columbia, Interstates I-77, I-26, and I-20 all meet up. Columbia is pretty much the "hub" of the southeastern states. From here you have direct access to Charlotte, Charleston, Florence, Augusta, and Atlanta, and almost direct access to Savannah. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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Once you get to Columbia, rent a car and get a map! This town is spread wide across many miles. If you stay by the airport you won't see much, if you stay downtown you will miss a lot. Many people stay downtown and only see the vista area. Check out the local guides and don' be afraid to drive. It's easy to get around and easy to get directions. We don't have big amusement parks or large attractions but you can find a lot of shopping and eating and friendly people. Theme: Other
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Columbia Charlotte Shuttle is becoming increasingly popular. It's a van service that will pick you up at your house and bring you straight to the Charlotte Airport. It only costs $49 per person, each way. Kids are half price. With the price of gas, this service makes it much easier to get between Columbia and CLT. www.columbiacharlotteshuttle.com
Greyhound is another inexpensive option to get to CLT. It takes a little while to get there, but if the timing works out, it is very reasonably priced. Leave a Comment
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- Holiday Inn Express I-20 at Clemson Road Columbia
1011 Clemson Frontage Road, Columbia, SC - Motel 6 Columbia East
7541 Nates Road I-20 Exit #74, I-77 Exit #17, Columbia, SC - Rodeway Inn & Suites Fort Jackson
494 Beltline Boulevard, Columbia, SC - Days Inn Fort Jackson Columbia Mall
7128 Parklane Road / I-20, Columbia, SC - Garners Ferry Suites
7300 Sumter Hwy, Columbia, SC - Knights Inn Columbia Northeast
1803 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC - Scottish Inn Columbia
127 Morninghill Drive, Columbia, SC - Comfort Inn Lexington
328 West Main St US Hwy 1 & 378, Columbia, SC - TownePlace Suites by Marriott - Columbia Northwest/Harbison
350 Columbiana Drive, Columbia, SC - Days Inn & Suites Columbia
7300 Garners Ferry Road I-77 & US 378, Exit #9, Columbia, SC - Comfort Suites at Harbison
750 Saturn Pkwy @ Harbison Blvd (Exit 103), Columbia, SC - Marriott Columbia
1200 Hampton Street, Columbia, SC - Sleep Inn Columbia
1901 Rockland Rd I-20 / Bush River Rd, Columbia, SC - Red Roof Inn Columbia
10 Berryhill Road, Columbia, SC - Radisson Hotel Columbia & Conference Center
2100 Bush River Road (formerly Columbiana Hotel), Columbia, SC
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