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American Classic Adventures Ride requests from 36 towns around Hartford, CT, answered in writing
Phone, every day +1 (860) 293-7514 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Eastern
Reply runs 7 a.m. · 11 a.m. · 3 p.m. · 7 p.m. The online form takes requests 24/7.
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Hartford airport transfers, town by town

Reserve a ride from Hartford to Bradley Airport: a free quote priced by your town

One Connecticut car company with its own livery permit quotes, drives and is paid for each ride; it pays the office in Hartford a set amount for every ride it accepts, and riders pay the office nothing.

Hartford, CT

Sedan, up to 3 from $105

SUV, up to 6 from $140

per car, each way, plus Connecticut sales tax: about $112 and $149 with the tax. Every town on the roll, from $85

The office in Hartford, CT takes requests for car rides between your address and Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks. To reserve a ride from Hartford to Bradley Airport, or from any of 36 Connecticut towns around the city, fill in the request form with your street, your flight and how many of you are going. The office hands it to one Connecticut car company, which writes back with its own fare. Nothing counts as a booking until that company sends its written confirmation after you say yes.

Send the ride request

Choose the town to see its figures.
Direction

Child seats, by type

A request that arrives at least 15 minutes before a run is answered in that run; one sent after 6:45 p.m. is answered at 7 a.m. the next morning. The form takes rides from the next day on, or from the day after next once it is past 6:45 p.m.; for anything sooner, call +1 (860) 293-7514 during phone hours.

Need a vehicle with a ramp or lift? Tell the car company when it writes or calls about your fare; it answers in writing whether one is available for that date.

Free quote, no obligation. Sending asks for one car company's written fare; nothing is reserved until that company confirms in writing after your yes.

A dark gray sedan at the curb of a street of brick and white clapboard houses before sunrise in October, its trunk open and two suitcases on the sidewalk, a porch light on.

Hartford fares for both car sizes

Up to three riders fit the sedan, up to six fit the SUV; seven or more means a call to the office and two cars, each with its own fare. Every figure on the card is a starting price per car, each way. What you actually pay is the car company's written fare for your exact street, date and hour, plus Connecticut sales tax. Compare the fares for all 36 towns on one table.

Hartford, CT

Sedan, up to 3 riders from $105

SUV, up to 6 riders from $140

per car, each way, plus Connecticut sales tax: about $112 and $149 with the 6.35% tax.

The open trunk of a gray sedan holding two large suitcases and a black carry-on bag, parked in a driveway on an autumn street.The raised rear door of a gray SUV with five suitcases and bags and a folded stroller inside, parked in a driveway in front of a white house.

Your property tax bill names your town

Every address in Connecticut sits inside exactly one of the state's 169 towns, and that town sets your fare. Go by the town on your property tax bill, whatever your mail says, then pick its outline below. Villages like Unionville or Poquonock take the fare of the town they belong to. Or reserve Bradley Airport rides from towns near Hartford from the full list.

Leaving on a morning flight

For a departure, the car leaves you on the Departures road outside Terminal A. Early flights fill the board: as of October 2026, the first passenger departure on October 13 left at 5:23 a.m. A pickup before 9 a.m. needs your request sent by 6:45 p.m. the evening before. The page on early departures in the menu walks through the timing.

Out to Departures

Getting picked up at Bradley

A ride from the airport must be arranged ahead of your landing. As of October 2026, the driver typically meets you inside Terminal A, at the meet-and-greet area of the exit corridor your concourse uses. The car company names the exact spot in its written confirmation. Put your flight number and landing time in the request, then text or call once you have your bags.

Back from Arrivals

Request, reply, yes, ride

  1. Send the form by 6:45 p.m. for a ride the next day; anything sent later starts the day after next.
  2. In the next reply run, the office writes to say your request has gone to the car company.
  3. The car company sends its written fare for your address, date and time, and you decide.
  4. Say yes, and the car company confirms in writing, then drives you with its own car and driver.

Who answers, who drives, who collects the fare

The office in Hartford reads your request and hands it to one Connecticut car company. That company writes its own fare, sends the confirmation, drives the ride with its own car and driver, and collects the fare from you, on its own terms, with Connecticut sales tax added. For each ride it accepts, the car company pays the office a set amount. Riders owe the office nothing; no card number ever goes to it.

Landing after ten at night

Late arrivals are common here: on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, a public flight board listed 21 passenger flights scheduled to land between 10 p.m. and 12:59 a.m. That is a reading of one night, not a schedule. The office phone closes at 7:30 p.m., so after a late landing you call or text the car company at the number printed on its written confirmation.

After 7:30 p.m. on the day of a ride, use the number on the car company's written confirmation. Airport details as of October 2026.

Three questions people ask first

Which towns can the car come to?

Any street address in the 36 Connecticut towns on the roll, from Avon to Windsor Locks. A village such as Unionville or Poquonock takes the figure of the town it belongs to, and the town on your property tax bill decides.

Is there a way to see whether my date works first?

Yes. Sending the form is how you check availability: the car company answers with a written fare for that date and time. The quote costs nothing and carries no obligation, so you may simply say no.

What if my plans change before the car company confirms?

Write to replies@americanclassicadventures.com or call +1 (860) 293-7514. The office withdraws the request or passes the change on, and it never charges anything. Once the car company has confirmed, its written terms set what a change costs and by when.

Can the car come with child seats or a ramp?

The form asks how many rear-facing, forward-facing and booster seats you need, and the car company answers in writing whether it brings them and whether it charges. For a vehicle with a ramp or lift, tell the car company when it writes or calls about your fare.

All the answers

The office sits on Trumbull Street in downtown Hartford and answers +1 (860) 293-7514 every day from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Outside those hours the online form keeps taking requests, and the next reply run picks them up.